Norn

They look so similar! The color must be there to help tell them apart

Jaha

Det var ett tag sen jag grävde lite djupare för att reda ut vad partierna har för effekter i praktiken. Så just nu är det ganska mycket baserat på vibbar och intryck från media och diskussioner med vänner, vilket förstås inte är perfekt men säkert hur det fungerar för de flesta. För mig står det alltid mellan något av S, V och MP eftersom jag överlag tycker att vi borde ha mer politiskt ingripande för att hjälpa de som har det sämst ställt. Sen landar jag på V för att de gör mest av det jag tycker är viktigast, till exempel att få bort vinstdriven välfärd. Sen röstar jag ju inte på partier ”oavsett” vad för människor som är med i dem, men jag kan garantera att du kan hitta idioter i varenda parti i riksdagen.

Synd att politiskt aktiva ofta är så här klumpiga och associerar sig med extremister. Det blir ändå V i valet för min del, de har allra bäst åsikter överlag, som MP fast mer ryggrad.

Regardless of topic, I can relate to the need to look something up in the middle of the night for peace of mind.

My pet peeve is getting a ”gentle reminder” about some completely new information.

I really like the setting and art. The skill tree is silly (in a great way) and decently balanced. The greatest flaw is the game forcing you to wait for animations when moving around making the game way too slow for when you’re familiar (and bored) with the early floors. I would love to see more games like it but it does need more polish imo.

This reminds me of the advanced spring powered devices in Syberia (the adventure game). I wonder if it is even remotely feasible to store that much power in springs, probably not.

I don’t think the drop in the bucket argument is a strong one. That would invalidate a lot of prosocial behavior, such as voting in many elections.

I never had a problem (from my pov) of coming out on top in a discussion. But changing people’s hearts and minds is obviously harder. Did you ever feel like your words swayed someone to the good side?

“outside of it being germane to the conversation.” I would include that situation in the topic. That’s the only way I ever discuss it myself. You and at least one other commenter seems to have interpreted my description of myself as someone who brings up vegetarianism out of the blue to proselytize. Sorry that I wasn’t clearer, I never bring it up first. Or at least only extremely rarely. However if there are vegetarians who are more aggressive in that aspect I would love to hear their stories too.

That’s interesting, I didn’t know that about therapy groups.

I do think the impact matters enough that it’s a good thing if someone is inspired to become vegetarian because of me. I’m very low-key about this advocacy. I generally just want to show it’s possible. I think that should be enough to convince someone.