Thanks for the clarification!

Magic me allllll the way!

I don’t have an answer for you other than, I don’t know why it hasn’t happened already.

Yesterday was the best time. Now IS the best time we have left. Later might be too late.

How can we as a group choose to suffer more than we already have? The majority of people have NOTHING if they don’t have a paycheck in the next 3 weeks. We starve and we die. And it’s not pretty.

The militias whose sole existence should be to combat the tyranny of government are the ones putting a boot on the necks of the people they should be marching into ICE held territory and saying this is not happening and I’m willing to fight for it.

That’s only in amerikkka though, which as long been the too big to fail state that has absolutely failed everyone.

That the epstein pedophile ring hasn’t been brought to clean and swift justice is a mockery of all that anyone has believed in as far as governments are willing to operate in anything resembling justice.

It’s fucking bleak. What can anyone do?

As a lover of science I find your recidivism ghoulish. Math rocks are magic. It’s insulting to think of modern science as magic as they requires me to turn off my brain and live as if I don’t have the answers to those things. But magic as the question asks is a force outside of nature. It is something that could benefit our greatest knowledge seekers. It is purely whimsy as the other person put it.

And I think you are trying to point out how amazing the things we take for granted are.

But I want to make something very clear. We do not have magic in this world. There is no divine being handing out miracles. There are no demons corrupting the world with dark forces.

We humans do these things, the divine and the demonic, that’s us. We can be amazing and we can be the worst thing that has ever been inflicted upon ourselves.

To borrow a thought, we do it to ourselves, we do, and that’s why it really hurts.

If you can’t understand what possibilities magic could do for us, what limitations we have with our math rocks, then I earnestly and whole heartedly implore you to open up your mind and dare to imagine.

It’s those who can imagine a world we don’t have that will give some of us the passion and the fascination to find out where our limitations can be pushed

Please clarify the details.

Is it reincarnated into a world without magic, retaining all of your knowledge just in a preindustrial revolution knowing and timeline will remain the same minus the changes I make? (Like everything that happened without human influence such as earthquakes, volcanoes, stellar phenomena etc would still happen at the same times, but magic now exists and I don’t have it?

And the other choice. Being reincarnated into a magic world without knowing who I am or anything I knew in my previous life but I will have a magic system to utilize that I’m fully informed of? And also does everyone in this magic world have magic or would I be a rarity or at least uncommon as someone who can use magic?

Idiot on an intelligent team, I’ll only get better

Intelligent in an idiot team, they will only make me dumber

You could go back further and look at it like the building of the railroads all over again. Just as brutal instances in all over again too

Me too

Radio goo goo by electric Six. Is danger danger High Voltage!

Bring out the small drums!

His final countdown is awesome, but I really like most of what he does so I’m not exactly unbiased

AWOL nations got a cover album a couple years ago. There is at least one Abba song on it.

Chris Cornell did a couple of covers I cant get enough of. Acoustic Nothing Compares to you.

And a cover/mashup of Metallica’s Ones lyrics to U2s One Lyrics which is amazing.

I follow a guy called Leo Morachioli who does metal covers of popular songs. I really enjoy Leo’s version of toss a coin to your witcher and also his cover over final countdown. His videos are rad.

Lourdes all along the watchtower is good

Alien Ant Farm did a fun cover of Smooth Criminal is good too

Different countries different communication networks. A while back Facebook was internet lots of countries because it was a way to get online in those places.

World is a weird place sometimes

Then do you just love that time the gays stole the rainbow from god?

Here ya go.

P.S. it’s still alive go visit it! https://www.webtender.com/

P.P.S. I know you didn’t mean what did a website look like but I love sharing it and it’s not entirely wrong to connect it to your question since it is still a functional site that really hasn’t changed much. Enjoy responsibly. And feel free to share your favourite drink recipe.

P.P.P.S the rest of the internet had just as much clutter as today’s obnoxious ads, they were just a lot more annoying in some ways. Also more colourful. Ahh Geocities

I love in British Columbia and electricity is a provincial utility organization. I would prefer all utilities be run by the government

I work in auto parts. I processed warranty returns for about 5 years as my main task for a while. We didn’t get many led bulb warranty/defective returns. Hella, Sylvania, Osram, Heliolite, and can’t remember the other brand we typically sell. Those brands have very very few returns that weren’t “we fucked up and ordered the wrong part”

Just stop buying cheap shitty bulbs from cheap shitty suppliers

It happens with any people that are heavily bound to religious practices, routines and rituals. Some places are much less religious than others, but that’s been my experience working with about a a hundred different people that aren’t from where I was born

I think this is far more normalized in the US to bring god into everything.

Not at all. I work with a lot of immigrants and wherever religion is heavily involved in the culture they come from, god or gods always get the credit. Jesus, Yahweh, Allah, Ganesha, Buddha, Holy Spirit, it doesn’t matter. It’s all the same different rules.

Yes

Most art needs context or understanding of a subject before it can be fully experienced. Something children generally don’t have the base of knowledge to understand or appreciate. Though there is certainly art that is meant singularily with just the work itself sans anything else.

Needing that art history to appreciate it doesn’t work for kids most of the time.

Science helps children understand the world they are a part of. They need it in a way that art generally doesn’t.

This also changes depending on what science is on display but kids as already exposed to art in the form of media and the decor of the places they live.

Higher science or perhaps a better term might be more complicated science needs advanced education to be digested, and also much of science that is new to people would need to be read and understood in publication or it is behind restricted areas for safety and also IP reasons so not really something you can bring kids to to show them.

So it makes sense, it’s not too difficult to understand. But there also is room for taking the time and effort to create museums that DO allow those things that usually arent allowed.

Art in action IS a museum/gallery

Science in action will often get you killed without proper safety and that would add significant cost to projects that already have funding issues.

And then there’s things like CERN… You can get a tour!

Not true at all.