Shizrak

This is true, but on the other hand, no one can really interrupt you typing, and reading is faster than listening, so depending on the group it may still be more efficient.

You're thinking of a different phenomenon, wherein nothing the protagonist does changes the end result.

You could remove Indy from Raiders and it still ends with the Nazis opening the ark and dying.

If you're interested in that, it will probably be available, yeah.

But if you're not, there are plenty of non-stoners who play too.

They would care if a large enough group stopped paying taxes. But good luck getting +10 million Americans to actually take a stand for what they believe in.

Almost like corruption doesn't care what economic system we use...

Disc golf is the sport for nerdy kids who never liked sports. And even if you're absolutely terrible, you get to take a nice walk in the park or the woods. Most courses are free to play, and you really only need one disc to have a good time. Strongly recommend for those who know they aren't active enough but have no interest in going to the gym.

So drastic population decline, then?

I just worry that if humanity no longer has a use for cattle, they would likely be seen as a nuisance and driven to extinction.

What about the end goal of all this? If people stop eating cows, and then we stop keeping and breeding cattle because no one is eating them, where do all the cows go?

Was going to say how absurd and difficult to understand those pronouns are, and how they make communication very unclear.

But fuck it

Odd example but correct, we cannot know with absolute certainty. But her story doesn't feature magic, so it's much easier to believe.

Right, and it's much more likely that some true stories about a great dude got exaggerated a little bit over 2000 years, and vanishingly less likely that magic is real.

But both are absolutely possible.

Not exactly. Some things can be proven. But regarding things that happened thousands of years ago? Yeah that's just everyone's best guess and personal beliefs.