Vaquedoso

His brother couldn’t help him in that moment cause he was FARamir

What? Elections were last year for me

This warning saved my life

It’s always the classic not-rule to take-away-your-children slippery slope, they always warned us of that in school

One of the most compelling arguments I’ve heard. I must say I was a skeptic before but this really opened my eyes

Totally agree, steam is one the big players that stills offers a quality service both for consumers and for developers

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There’s really no debate about it.

The golden rule of the internet. Anything hated at release has a high chance of becoming beloved once those who grew up with become adults.
Truly bad stuff at release simply ends up forgotten.
Nostalgia is way more powerful than rage

We discarded Descartes

Think of a ball pit filled with balls of different colours. After a session of intense playing in it, presumably all the balls will have been mixed up. It’s now in a state of high entropy, where all of the balls are evenly distributed across the pit. But now, what if I wanted to enter the pit and sort the balls by colour? We would then have a corner of blue balls, a corner of red ball, etc. we have invested energy in the system and sorted the balls by colour, they are now ‘ordered’, and in a low entropy state. We know this state won’t last long though, once we get it and play the balls are gonna end up inevitably mixed up once again, the balls are going to end up in a high entropy equilibrium again.

It’s not a ‘scary cosmic horror’, it’s not even a force. It’s a principle, a consequence of the second law of thermodynamics. In any isolated system, its energy will always strive towards balance, (eg, in a isolated room where one corner is hot and another cold, the temperature eventually will balance in a equilibrium). From this process of homogenization is where we derive the term entropy. Any homogeneous system has high entropy, for instance, as it is the tendency in any system for its components to be uniform. As a descriptor, one can measure in any system its level of entropy.
In regards to your question, entropy doesn’t have a will of its own, so it wouldn’t have set out to stop the formation of the solar system. But eventually, the solar system WILL reach a state of high entropy, once the sun (the one providing the energy that keeps the solar system going) runs out of fuel and goes supernovae

You gotta honor the cock

That’s what happens when the people running your government are paid by Russia

The god I believe in is Nicolas cage and he already has a human form (allegedly)

Yes, he probably was a real person. No, he wasn’t magical, he was just a regular dude who managed to form a cult of personality