This feels like a grave mischaracterization of what I wrote. I don’t think you’re a good faith actor. Have a good one.

https://www.definefinancial.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/giving-by-income-group.png

The pattern is poorer & richer people give more. The poorer people understand hardship & help one another. The richer people have more to give (and financial incentives to do so, such as tax write-offs).

The middle class gives the least, likely because they feel the most pinched on maintaining a quality of life that’s often becoming more expensive.

The poor, In my opinion, have the MOST empathy. They give a lot as a percentage of income & have the most to lose.

Your intuition is pretty much the opposite of the statistics.

His website has issues, so I remade it in slides. Feel free to share.

Out of the games I’ve been fortunate to work on, 1/7 require internet, and the 1 was my first industry job as QA. Everything else has been mobile, online required. 5/7 are no longer playable / removed from the internet.

It makes me sad because my kids will never play a bunch of things I made. I can’t revisit them nostalgically. If I had made something in the 90s, it would be preserved still.

I played the cards dealt to me to follow a dream and make a living, but I wish the industry wasn’t like this. The money has always been a role, but nowadays, it’s distorted so badly.

Storytelling & oral sex.

It makes me sad growing up in public school and learning about these atrocities only to see so much repeat. It’s horrible.

Yeah, I don’t get how the language is lost on these groups. :/ It feels like “never forget” has been forgotten & the opposite has been implemented instead. All genocide is awful.

But it’s O P E N.

It’s almost like reality has a liberal bias. 🙃

Because those groups were right wing and funded by political agitators, multiplied by manipulated media. The people on the ground did believe in the issues, but it was a concerted effort of political theater as a show of force.

Everyone else is now debilitated by wage theft that they can only care about the economy. When the market crashes harder and full recession hits, that’s when people will take to the streets because they’ll have lost jobs and freedoms. That’s when the martial law will start.

🥱

Hoodsie cups in the northeast.

I learned this Russian term “vranyo” today for institutionalized lies that we all know are lies but we pretend to believe them.

Anyway, here’s wonder wall (and fascism).

I like this comparison to see how they were right about different facets together.

You should peep this.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_Enlightenment?wprov=sfti1#

I’d say there’s more progress on scale than visual fidelity. There’s greater ability to render complexity at scale, whether that’s real actors on screen or physics in motion. I agree that progress in detail still frame has plateaued.

Enjoy homie

I have friends at some of these studios…sucks. Wishing the best for the homies.

Actions speak louder than words, and I believe Zelenskyy would. Great example of leadership.

Real answer: if you’re communicating, you want to be understood at some level. Knowing the audience changes the dynamic to fulfill that goal. If you use big words and your audience is 5 year olds, you likely won’t be understood.

If someone gave me this advice, my first reaction wouldn’t be “You’re attacking me!” It would, “Hey, thanks for the advice. Can you unpack it further for me?” In work, I’ve done well by having a growth oriented mindset. There absolutely are bad faith actors, but listening to the advice of others has helped me grow.