When I played, back when I was a late teen, I didn’t generally care about winning so much as pulling off cool combos or winning in a stupid way. I just found cards that worked together.

Depends what your goal is. Like most games, if it’s to win you have to get sweaty.

I liked how mtg let you get real creative to pull off a semi viable deck with insane mechanics, even if it was strictly worse than “the correct” way to play

This will never not be zero

Yes but a house would only cost $84,240 in todays dollars. It’s all relative.

They said people outside the tech industry

He’s fucking 70? I thought he preferred them younger

I mean… You can be clinically dead and then revived with cpr and a defibrillator, so not entirely unrealistic.

While I won’t deny there is a biological difference that impacts performance there’s also a systemic societal difference that doesn’t help.

In general women are not given the same support, whether from family, schools, coaches, research or funding, to become top athletes.

It’s certainly much better that it has been in the past now days and it’s getting better, but even just people saying “women aren’t as good as men” is something that sinks into the psyche of women who want to compete.

It’s akin to men from poorer nations who can’t afford resources, time and training, having a hard time competing against “richer” nations who invest more into it

To add extra weight to this comment. It is a common tactic to attempt to “bounce” a batter out, which basically means bowling with enough speed at such a short length that it comes towards the body, and especially, the head. If a batter is unprepared, it usually requires getting out of the way because trying to play a shot is likely to end up with you getting out or struck by the ball.

The ball is much harder and denser than a baseball and even a famous up and coming professional, international, batter died when he failed to get out of the way and was struck in the head.

Basically, there is a very real safety concern for players when it comes to something like this.

Wait, it’s she alive? The wording in the article makes it sound like she’s dead.

I remember when he was first becoming “popular” and his whole schtick was “facts don’t care about your feelings” and not wanting to get into “identity politics”, as a reaction to socially progressive movements and “lefties being triggered”… Till he realised he and his whole fan base live for identity politics and care more about their feelings than facts.

So now, here he is, getting mad at a movie not targeted to him because it triggers his feelings about “patriarchy good, feminism bad”

I’m not sure if the OP edited it or not, but it sounds like you’re assuming they’re saying something more than they are. They never said “we’re all going to die”. They’re just pointing out that it’s also a very high surface temp in Arizona, which is nearly exactly the surface temp the title states in Spain.

You guys are arguing over degrees, ironically. Yes, it’s misleading, but it’s not AS misleading as saying “Temperature reaches 60C” without stating “surface” as well.