Elaborate?

Lego has been missing some mad cash not pairing with DND for character customization. I’d wager a lot of games are run with some degree of lego minis

It’s really scary how much money Uber/Uber Eats/Amazon etc sucked out of local economies.

Right and then forty years later everyonr with experience is retired and no one invested in newbies

Wow. I wonder if the airline can turn around and sue the bot maker?

Yeah it’s interesting. With no “busy” work there’s no career path to maintain the people with the knowledge of how to design, build, operate and maintain the AI infrastructure. Who will know what Garbage Out is if they haven’t spent a career doing the thing?

Because a bird shit on her shoulder

If my character is attracted to Tabaxi’s are they a furry?

Imaging explaining to a jury:

A statistical model says that there is a 99% chance these two finger prints belong to the same person. We don’t know how this model works and it was not programmed by a human. We will be taking no further questions.

What would evidence of free will look like?

I think the only reason there is “debate” is that free will is so intuitive and needed to justify institutions like the church and the current state of the justice system.

If you parse a lay description of free will, it’s clear from a 1980s biology perspective, that free will is an illusion. “I chose to pick up the pen” is how our brain rationalize our actions. A better sentence would be “My brain decided to pick up the pen and it made sense to do so in retrospect and I passively observed this process”.

*watching the Clone Wars

I’m not sure the commenter disagrees with you. If a player wants their character to have a wheelchair, they are simply “saying” that some people have wheel chairs.

I had to go look up diegetic essential ism and basically the idea is that people get too hung up on the literalness of a character in a wheelchair.

What does it say about the universe that elephants can jump ten feet vertically? What does it say about the DM if they rule against this “fact” of DND?

He never had the makings of a court wizard

While this is a fair point, it isn’t the decisive argument. Do people ever starve to death in a fantasy world? Well many classes can cast goodberry so no one should have to starve in a fantasy world.

Surpass, likely not. Yet make the career no longer financially viable?

Ok

If you were a professional musician your opinion might be different?

I felt the same way, until I read Reality Plus. This book basically reconstructs philosophy with the assumption that life is a simulation and it’s a good read (if you ever enjoyed a philosophy class).

The Rogue: ducks behind a barrel.

We always played Minecraft LANs and felt like we were simulating how ancient societies formulated. One person kicked off making the city, on food duty, one person on stone duty, and the last person collecting whatever resource the architect needed. Fun times.