

How about you give whatever number you think is the accurate one first?
GDP isn’t directly related to wealth, so it’s not relevant. GDP is measured per-year - our wealth doesn’t reset to 0 at the start of a new year.


How about you give whatever number you think is the accurate one first?
GDP isn’t directly related to wealth, so it’s not relevant. GDP is measured per-year - our wealth doesn’t reset to 0 at the start of a new year.


Total US wealth seems to be $150-160 trillion, so it checks out?


Wouldn’t that be nice.


But if everyone else is looking out for the well being of your group, you can get ahead by only looking out for yourself!


AFAIU you can’t determine whether the state on the other side has been collapsed. All you can say with certainty is the state on the other side after you have collapsed yours.


You know, I want to get into sandwiches, but I always feel like I throw away half the stuff because I don’t eat it quickly enough, or because I run out.
Any tips?


Thank you!


For half a year, my daily workout routine was ~half an hour of Beatsaber on Expert+, and then one run through the campaign of Pistol Whip (first one). I should get back into that…


Could you share the content of the Bluesky post? It’s not visible without logging in.
If I ever get the chance, I’ll make sure to try!
Yes, and if anything were to eat me, it would have the same experience I have eating a chocolate.bar with coconut in it :(
There is no greater disappointment for me than biting into something without suspecting a thing, and my taste buds then suddenly being assaulted by the vileness dubbed “coconut flavor”.
In case my remains are consumed by animals or plants, I can’t put them through something I hate so much. I mean, do we even know how long this will make you taste like coconut?!
I would rather die
Is it worth it? Giving up multiple tubs of ice cream??
Ah, the classic Rum and Cock!
That makes for expensive shots
Offering cannibalism as a birthday treat is a new one


This way, players feel a real sense of pride and accomplishment when they beat it.


Instead, it’ll just see wages increase more quickly than prices for a period afterwards to restore buying power.
Good one!
I know it’s not a big deal, but this approach is absolutely insane to me.
“Sure there’s a normal feature that a large portion of PC users use semi-regularly - but the GNOME devs don’t like it, so why don’t you just learn to live without it!”