LennethAegis

It's cool to see the strategies other animals use to live longer. Whales and naked mole rats have fantastic DNA repair mechanisms, while elephants have multiple copies of a gene that protects them from cancer.

I can see this becoming a part of gene therapy when that becomes a regular thing.

I sometimes browse a few more of my niche subs, but I swore off posting and commenting.

Dark Souls is kind of a lonely game, I wonder if they'll recruit some ally npc characters like the Solaire, Siegmeyer and that funny little guy named Patches. Or will they go the Samurai Jack style and revel in the loneliness of the journey.

I fall under Tech Conservative mostly, but I would like to edit the last 2 points to this for myself:

"Believe every publicly traded company is inherently evil"
"Doesn't morally support big tech, but uses some anyway"

I've read about them and it's fascinating how it happens. Brain eating amoeba are super common, but it's actually rare that they kill you because they don't actually want to be in your brain, they just get lost and confused. There's a thread that connects your nose to your brain looks like food to them so they follow it up there. And your body just has a hard time killing it for some reason. Then it reaches the brain where defenses are weak and just goes wild eating, at which point you are done for.

I think of them like little lost sharks. They don't know what's going on or where they are, but they will mess everything up just because that's what they do.

I think it misunderstood the request as a two-handled sword. Easy mistake.

I don't think other players can see your rdm bar, so they have no way to judge what your next move should be, since there is really no rotation, it's more of a reactionary class depending in what procs.

"I'm thinking, muscular, gruff looking white man who loves his kids".

Look at that boy just structing around like he owns the place.

Gotta be a big room for the that, otherwise just wire everything. Unless they want a clean aesthetic in their business, I guess.

Won't light based wi-fi have problems penetrating walls? I did not see that point brought up in the article.

I hope she went back to that same drugstore for refills with ever increasing wild stories that her experiments were getting. "You would not believe the size of our test rabbits, you could feed a whole family with one."