

Oh, okay. I’ve never had that happen before. I do know Simple Wikipedia, though; it’s handy!


Oh, okay. I’ve never had that happen before. I do know Simple Wikipedia, though; it’s handy!


Log in and install it through the free and open-source Heroic Games Launcher to minimize Epic’s telemetry!


Well, I’m thinking along the lines of Sun Tzu’s general philosophy of “Don’t kill needlessly.” It’s why China will never nuke Taiwan; they want its semiconductor factories and other resources, including human labor. Same with the US and Russia, perhaps… By the way, I am strictly in this scenario talking about military application, not merely home defense/individuals fighting. I could have clarified that from the start, I’m now realizing, so my mistake.


I wasn’t even high!


Don’t rain on my parade! 😭


Stupidity is a good-enough reason for that!


Because converting your enemy to further do your bidding is way better than just killing them, of course!


Those are the ones that were still beneficial!


*insert Neuralink here, 20 years later*


That reminds me… let me post another shower thought…


Well, they’re not mine and rather evil mega corps’ or PMCs’ from MGS, but yeah, that’s what I had in mind…


Thanks, that’s fine. I don’t think it’ll be a problem at all, since I read the entire plot summary to The Substance and was still floored upon watching it (though apparently some of the wording in the article was confusing so I didn’t even understand the whole plot lol).


What do you mean by “believe?” They’re already out there; do you not follow the news? https://www.inside.lk/lifestyle/health/microscopic-robots-offer-new-hope-for-treating-clogged-arteries/


Or, again, injects nanobots through that stinger, which then take control of your body. Why let a perfectly fine slave body go to waste by dying?


When I say, “their bodies are yours,” I’m talking about the nanobots being used to mind-control or pacify them, not kill them.


Gimme the spoiler tag! I wanna watch this!


Why would you destroy potentially useful human resources?


I’ve actually never seen that! I guess I’ve gotta, now!
Is this counting people who installed it and then left out of disappointment? I installed it once, and then I couldn’t navigate through the menu as mouse-less-ly as Linux Mint can, and Steam wouldn’t show any windows at all despite updating (only right-clicking the system tray icon would bring up that menu, but then clicking those entries or double-clicking the icon did nothing). It was just a really disappointing experience so I returned to Mint Cinnamon.