Oh yes, the famously non exploitative economy of China. The country where some companies are installing fences on the roofs so that their working forces can't suicide so easily. The country were political prisoners are being used as cheap working force. That one? Doesn't sound so much better or even different from the American economic system.
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That's not true.
It totally depends on the problem and the solution. If there is no economy of scale at force for the solution, it won't make a difference.
No they didn't?
If I'm not getting whooshed from you playing the act:
The joke is that everything in the meme is already in the established TES canon. But capital G Gamers™ (which I hate that those assholes made that word negative), being media illiterate and being "anti woke", often don't see what their loved games contain, even if they complain about those things.
I would think a chamber is easier to accommodate different body sizes and forms, thereby making fitting unnecessary. Also I would assume it is easier/ less stressful on the operator, since they just lay down instead of having something strapped to their face.
Oh, that is sad to hear. Was it in the original or in the remaster version?
If you don't want tinkering, you can avoid a lot of it.
Buy prebuilt PCs, use the driver assistant of the manufacturers of your parts. Install windows (yeah I know where I am, but for gaming it is less tinkering). And then just have fun playing. I didn't tinker with my PC for 3 years now and can play every game.
... Please read my original comment again carefully. I said nowhere that a dictatorship is better at governing. I said that Switzerland is rich because of their companies being capitalistic assholes that would or better ARE right now fucking up the planet and the rest of humanity. You can read on Wikipedia about Nestle, the Nazi gold and tax haven, the Russian influence, etc. That is how Switzerland got really rich, not due to their direct democracy (which I find awesome).
You could argue that there is a small connection between both, since the neutrality of Switzerland was part of why so many companies and banks managed to get big.
You are muddling two different concepts in your Switzerland argument. You are probably referring to the fact, that Switzerland has a direct democracy for certain political decisions in addition to having a parliament. But that is not why it's a rich country. That's because of their big companies who are by no means anything else but die hard capitalistic and self serving. You might know some of them for their evil deeds, for example Nestlé.
I would agree with you if he would be talking about the border regions alone. But he is (at least in the translations), speaking about the whole countries not being a country because of those border regions. And that is stupid and Oniony.
Border regions not being under the control of the central government is a legitimate thing to criticize the countries for, but not a reason to call them not countries. Otherwise Ukraine would also not be a country by that definition, since it doesn't control all their regions currently.
Sicherlich. Dass es in Städten progressiver zu geht ist jetzt nichts neues, aber das es so eklatant ist, ist dann schon nochmal ein Unterschied. Gut zu sehen zum Beispiel im Vergleich 2019 zu 2024. 2019 war der Südosten blau und der Nordwesten rot. Diesmal ist Land generell blau (Ausnahme Teltow Fläming) und Städte generell rot (Ausnahme Schwedt). Es polarisiert sich stärker.
Yes, that is exactly why I wrote that it's not so different from the American system