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Shareholders is the general public. If your neighbor owns one share, how much of a fair game are they?

Google maps, and that is a fallback option. I prefer asking locals on where they go to.

Typically, my local church.

As a principle, I look at causes/entities that actually need the money. If I find one, I donate. Some recent examples: Employer’s Christmas charity drive for children, Lemmy, and Searx

Look Back in the theater

Leaded gas

It’s the same answer to “if you give someone a gift, did they steal from you?” or “is a discount stealing?”

People who verbatim type “skull emoji”:

Who?

It’s ultimately an assessment done in a case by case basis. Another example: will you give money to a relative who will use it for gambling? Helping someone turn around their life and enabling their habits are different things.

The 1994-2006 era, roughly the time between the release of Transport Tycoon and Civilization IV

For me, letting go still means I have to take care of myself. There’s no set age, it depends on your life journey.

There are two types of animals: cat and political.

Darius noises

Okay, Alexander

By working on my self-esteem. A lot of the fear is tying your worth on the outcome of approaching your crush.

If you decouple your self-worth on whether your crush reciprocates or not, then you can come as close as you like.

Optics of cutting the programs aside, it’s criminal that beneficial programs like these don’t get re-authorized.

In general, it’s worth getting to video games. I would caution against trying corporate-created games, mainly because they are a money sink (for you) first and worthwhile entertainment second. There are a lot of “indie” games out there typically created by people truly passionate on their craft… you can take a look at them and see if it interests you.

• Stardew Valley
• Songs of Conquest
• No Man’s Sky
• Factorio
• Disco Elysium

Is it The Onion? Or Not the Onion?

Yes