I guess if it’s a state of mind, then everything can be viewed as a battle.
Today I wage war on THE LAUNDRY PILE!
I, skilled strategist that I am, sit at my war desk and prepare my tactics. This year, I shall pay FAR LESS TAXES!
Today is a good day to dye my hair etc…
I think it’s Norman Bates from Psycho.
I always assumed that was just the on-light for the soundbar, because the viewscreen’s inbuilt speakers are dogshit.
Uranus?
You, me and every western philosopher for the last few hundred years all want an answer to this but as far as I know, the short answer is no - you can’t empirically prove anything exists outside of your own thoughts.
However, unless you particularly enjoy trying to answer that question, it’s simply more practical to accept as a fact, that your senses are telling the truth when they tell you something is real.
It’s an axiom, but axioms are helpful for allowing us to get on with living when we would otherwise just get stuck in a pointless loop of asking unanswerable questions.
That said, if you do enjoy the challenge of trying to answer these sorts of questions, you could probably start with Rene Descartes’ - Discourse on the Method. In that, Descartes kicks this whole topic off by asking “what happens if I systematically deconstruct everything I know to be real?” and eventually comes to the conclusion that yes, everything outside of our minds can be doubted but the one, irrefutable fact that holds up under any amount of scepticism, is that “if I can think, I exist”.
This is a pretty digestible article about the importance of the discovery of “cogito, ergo sum”/“I think, therefore I am”.
If you believe the internet, then “bliss” made quite a bit initially.
This is the pic windows XP wishes it had on release
Ackshually, the quote is
Alas poor Vorik… I didn’t know him very Horatio.
Somebody’s not getting their catch of the day I guess?
The prince of wales mostly
I can’t remember the deep lore now, but I always thought bacta worked on contact? Like, if you have a cut, bacta works from the outside until the skin is healed etc.
So if you wanted to cure a hangover you’d need to get it inside somehow.
Like with an enema or something.
Coffee Black > Romulan Ale
Sorry, I’m just not into Romulan Ale :/
Essentially yes, it’s called the Right to Erasure or the Right to be Forgotten. If the user is in a country that adheres to GDPR and the company controlling the data operates in a country that also uses GDPR, then that right applies.
The only reason Google/Gmail wouldnt delete (or wouldn’t be able to delete) some of your data would be if they had a lawful or legitimate basis for holding onto it.
I can’t think of a reason Google would give for hanging on to your data but that doesn’t mean there isn’t one, but they’d have to notify you of that reason as part of their response to your request.
But not every thing should be come two words just be cause you have the cap ability to add a space.
It’s because “catnip” is one word.
Wow, looks like a Tesla drove into their face.