...Peterson especially has a whole new audience. Religion is kind of on the decline in America but folks still want a sense of belonging and spirituality. Peterson's philosophy is designed to give you that without straying too far into actual Christianity. He's sort of like an agnostic televangelist in that regard.
I like some of Peterson's thoughts on free speech, as it relates to exposing bad logic to criticism. When he talks about purpose and self worth however he references biblical material way too often for me to consider him agnostic.
... alter our eating habits to only be plant based, perhaps population control should be a priority.
By changing to people based foods, population control will be a priority.
Sony did not develop No Man's Sky. It's also fairly accurate to say that if someone invests 50 hours into a game and then wants a refund...calling them a thief isn't too far off base. That's the same for any retail business out there. If you bought a game and want a refund after an hour or two of trying to get things to work right, that's perfectly fine. 50 hours? No way.
If a game promises certain amazing features, but it takes 50 hours of (leveling up) game play to identify that those features don't exist, is it still stealing when you demand a refund? It's like buying a box of cereal just for the prize advertised prominently on the front of the box, and in commercials. If you get to the bottom of the cereal box and the prize isn't there, do you have a right to a refund? Damn straight.
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Yes, it's easy to find fairly current websites that will recommend a complete build. It's also quite easy to find a list of compatible hardware, recommended power supply wattage, and due to a highly competitive market the price of a fairly decent gaming machine will be between 1&1.2k all in, including O/S. Speaking of O/S, go ahead and speak ill of Microsoft all you want, a fresh install on new, or even old, hardware will likely begin with at least a working driver for each component, though it may not be optimized. Motherboards come with a disc containing drivers that fill in those that are missing, and you'll also likely start with a network connection so that you can download the best drivers available. Best of all, you don't end up with the shit bloatware that companies like HP dump on your stock purchase PC.
We are not a clone.
