As much as I’m wishing for it, you can see him talking to the person next to him well after the shots go off. It looks like he just trips and falls on his face as he gets out of the chair.

And 90% of logistics is moving heavy things long distances.

I’ve never met a single service person, in both my 10 years in and since, who didn’t have to carry heavy shit. The whole military mindset is “Don’t use a machine to do what human bodies can do with a little effort.”

Confidently incorrect is the best kind of incorrect.

Tell me you a) haven’t paid attention to any modern conflict taking place on earth right now, and b) you’ve never actually done any of it yourself, without telling me.

If you’re interested in the process of making it, he’s got a YouTube channel called Super Valid Designs where he documented the process of designing the instruments and stuff.

Money.

The answer to any “Why is company X fucking everyone?” is always because it makes some asshole somewhere an obscene amount of profit.

“Zorg, you’re a monster.”

“…I know.”

Thou shalt not make a machine in the likeness of the human mind.

Depends. Only 7 US states still recognize common law, and some have hefty length of cohabitation requirements.

The corporation continues as a separate legal entity. The business assets and liabilities belong to the corporation itself, not its owner. His shares would be passed to his next of kin or, if he didn’t have one, would become property of the state and most likely auctioned off.

Cultural Marxism conspiracy theory

Cultural Marxism is a far-right antisemitic conspiracy theory that misrepresents Western Marxism (especially the Frankfurt School) as being responsible for modern progressive movements, identity politics, and political correctness.

Assumedly, since it was a red shirt that proclaimed the wearer was a Cultural Marxist, that it was poking fun. Proclaiming “I am responsible for progressivism!” in effect.

“Economies go up and down, it doesn’t matter.”

Is probably the least politically and economically conscious thing you could have said.

Are you paying attention AT ALL to what’s currently going on in the world? Or do you just not give a shit?

Leaving out the fact that America’s economy is in freefall and it’s currently experiencing a fascist collapse is…a choice.

What’s more important? Your sister or whether or not she practices Islam?

You can absolutely take the fundamentalist route on this, but 99% likelihood it won’t work and she’ll disappear from your life forever. People who’ve already made the decision to leave their faith almost never respond positively to threats of damnation to make them return.

Do you have non-Muslim friends? If so, you might need to examine your feelings and opinions about why it’s okay for them to not be Muslim, but not your sister.

Bottom line is every human being makes their own decisions about what to believe. Your sister has made her decision. You can support that or not, depending on what you’re comfortable with, but you can’t just decide to change her decision for her. Life doesn’t work that way.

I personally have never lived somewhere where I don’t lock the doors, even if I’m home. It just makes me feel safer.

Conversely, my dad, who lives about 15 minutes from me, has never locked the front door of the house in the 45 years I’ve been alive. When he goes away somewhere, he leaves the garage door unlocked so neighbors can borrow tools and the kids in the neighborhood can grab a ball if they need one. Nothing has ever gone missing.

If you want to continue having a relationship with your sister, let her make her own choices.

Nothing says “I need to never speak to my family again.” like some good old religious oppression.

Morals too developed? Just recruit them while they’re still zygotes!

Good. Next up, same healthcare as every other American. They’re not a noble class, and we need to remind them.

Spez can eat my ass in hell if he thinks he’s getting any more of my info.

The problem is that the completely redneck unsalvageable religious idiots got into the government while everyone else was too busy looking at shiny things. It’s the loudmouth illiterate 30% who ended up in charge, and now we’re paying for it.

Meta said at the outset that they were fully transparent.

Pass on further delegating my brain to a machine.