Thanks for reminding me to listen to it again, it’s been a few years.

“Oui oui bonjour”

Hope something similar doesn’t happen to my local library. Probably will though.

They wrote encyclopedias on ferns and shit

It’s especially wild considering their complexion, which is widely known to be exceedingly white, certainly by the dumbasses that decided they’re somehow not.

I don’t think that people moving around is a problem as long as they’re not purposefully fucking over the people that already lived there. Musk’s family did that quite a lot, so, it’s going to be brought up.

“Why was the Englishman in South Africa?”, is another question I think is quite valid.

I mean, the show is decent enough, it was the first Fallout related thing I ever consumed, got me to play the games. Still think that this is pretty unrelated to that though. Not sure it’ll succeed.

I mean, you can just ignore Sanctuary and the other settlements completely. Honestly, if I play it again, that’ll be what I do.

Is that the radio machine with the moving pictures?

I find it interesting how the phrase, “truth is stranger than fiction” isn’t bullshit, but legitimately true a large portion of the time.

That’s fucking stupid. Why? Who asked for this? Just make the damn games. Maybe I’m biased because I think this sort of thing is unentertaining trash, but I legitimately don’t think that Fallout fans like this sort of thing.

Besides the main story (an incredible important element), it was good. The location lore was interesting. The radiant quests were fucking stupid. Most of the side quests were decent. It’s overhated imo. Nuka-Cola World was boring as shit besides the Hubbologists, I’m not gonna lie.

Individuals with autism and other differences deserve to exist in the future. My brother and I were born with autism, my brother was born with much higher support needs. Yes, there can be challenges, of course there are. But he’s happy enough, and I’m not sure he would be happier as a neurotypical. My parents? Well, they might’ve preferred he not be.

Personally, I’d never choose to born without my autism or ADHD, because it’s arguably a part of who I am. If I was born without either, my life would be unrecognizable.

Would I choose to be born with Down Syndrome? I don’t know. I’ve never had it. I might’ve been a happier person. Might’ve had way worse of a life. I’d ask some people with it if they’d rather been born without it. Is it not immoral to remove a potential part of their being without their consent?

Let me be clear, I’m sure that plenty of both groups would prefer to have never had it. A majority, I don’t know, not sure any surveys or studies have been done on the matter. Not sure there’s any way to prove that the issues on either side outweigh the other.

On the discrimination, don’t you think that plenty of people will be doing this because of their prejudices?

Also, the original question WAS just a question. It was a bit suggestive, my apologies. I was a bit tired.

Would you prefer that autistics and those with down syndrome cease to exist?

Look up designer babies.

Allowed, sure, just don’t think it’s a good idea to completely change who you are. I want humans to be recognizable as such. I’m more worried about what parents will be doing to their children, that’s where the eugenics shit becomes a problem. Getting rid of “undesirable” traits and whatnot.

I’m aware, I just wasn’t thinking about that this morning lol

Shit’s going to get pretty weird imo. Hopefully it isn’t used for eugenics purposes (it probably will be, let’s be honest). I don’t think that people should be able to change so many things that they become unrecognizable, but I can understand changing a few things per person, voluntarily, obviously.

Generational wealth. If they don’t have generational wealth, there’s always funny little crimes you can do to get them, some more ill advised than others.