I mean, you are also trading 2 lifes for 1 life. Indecision has consequences as well, so you have to do a tradeoff.
Danitos
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It is Nightmare difficulty, on a hidden level as well.
It's more complex than that. A lot of the time the money mainly goes to foreigner companies. I know that happens here in Colombia, where Canadian companies get almost all profits for the extraction of esmeralds in Colombian soil.
Opposing to this in the remote regions where it is happening could get you killed, as said companies usually contract paramilitars to protect their interests, just like Coca-Cola did a few years ago.
I'm pretty sure the Sun's mass is way above 1.4 times the Earth's mass, thought.
They just told you you could be wrong, and to reconsider, in a very respectful way. Chill a bit mate.
Don't assume Google et al. will ever consider enough people buy their subscription. There's never enough money for these people.
Agents Mulder and Scully, FBI
Even in Spanish, some double negatives are underestood as negatives, like "I didn't do anything" (yo no hice nada)
Do you know why only them are allowed to do the donuts?
Once a bloodline has no more children, its history is lost to the wind—extinct and likely forgotten.
I like to think that things are even more complicated, as we depend on a lot of people, even if we are not aware of it: random taxi/bus drivers, restaurant/grocery staff, your ISP workers, random factory workers, etc.
We depend on far mote people than we realize, and not just us but also people working in advancing the limits of human knowledge. We wouldn't have Einstein without some of his totally unexpected yet unkownly related contemporanies. Following this logic, we wouldn't have Einstein without his grandparents, and even those grandparent's contemporanies, and this just keeps going.
As Lain says, we are all connected.
Ne Obliviscaris - Portal of I. A progressive extreme metal. If you want to give it a shot, listen And Plague Flowers The Kaleidoscope, to see if it is for you.
Honorific mention to Nirvana - All of us. This is not Kurt Kobain's Nirvana, but another band called that way back from 1967. Amazing soft psychedelic rock. The band's history is quite interesting as well, including a lawsuit against Kurt Kobain's Nirvana, and then also trying to cash out of KB's Nirvana popularity by launching a new album after several years of breaking up, in order to profit from confused customers. Then, last year they launched a new album, after 50+ years of their original break up (which I really enjoy as well).
Portal 2 has split screen, at least the PC version