How come this is not required in USA, the “home” of capitalism?

I dont know why, but the US is definitely the home of pure unadulterated capitalism, no air quotes needed. Why would private entities need to disclose anything to public interest? There is no reason to add competition to the market, most that try get bought up or sued out of business.

I know nothing about any of this except capitals sole interest is to make any money as easily or as shady as inhumanely possible.

What are your thoughts on how Jupiter and other gas giants behave?

Youre right. Ive never completed a ascension 20, I dont even have every character that high, but if I turn ascension off I clear the game easy. Youre more skilled than it looks like you are, just revert to base game and watch.

I too can slam my head into my keyboard

And other celebrated games, Everquest, are 100% free to play up to the most recent 2 expansions. There is a paid subscription that unlocked slightly more powerful spells, quick alternate ability progression, and…i dont remember… You can pay about $10 for the quick ability progression instantly but the spells are unimportant. You could also just buy the expansions without subscriptions, or you could just wait a year for your next free dosage of content. Hell theres enough content free for a few years of play without needing to buy anything.

Im not sure what you mean by “campy” feeling but Im pretty sure youll enjoy “86” and possibly “Hai to Gensou no Grimgar”

Ummm…kind of? I believe anime as a medium is a very diverse entertainment product that I cannot just tell you “go watch X”. I treat it akin to watching TV or movies, I dont know what you like so I cannot ask you to watch Lord of the Rings movie if you only really enjoy John Wick and Marvel.

Can you tell me what you like generally and maybe I can point you in a direction

My recommendation is to watch the final episode of the last season before watching the movie. I dont think that final season really had any substance to it but that final episode and movie transition directly into each other. The movie was good, but I wouldnt say its really worth going out of your way to see it unless you really like the anime. You can wait for it to come to streaming or pirate platforms.

If I recall, Infinity Castle became the #1 anime movie after surpassing the first demon slayer movie, Mugen Train at 500 million. I dont want to put anyone down for enjoying the anime, its a great anime for new watchers, but its nothing special. But thats why its breaking box office records, its an easy anime to get into and very, very newbie friendly.

Which 3 letter agency isnt, DoT?

I would, yeah

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Theyve always wanted this. There were maybe 5 countries that didnt want this 90 years ago

Valmond is legitimately curious and reinforces the issue with westernized learning, the only history taught is very basic colonization and your home countries history. The problem is worldwide, if it isnt related to your country or white history in general, you need to perform extracurricular learning to get an understanding of actual history.

You taught them something they didnt know

I mean yeah thats a good indication, but thinking about it, many asian countries also have this same feeling. So is it a westernized thought process or just “people are stupid as fuck” problem. I lean on the latter.

Public transport stops only appear in Google Maps when you zoom in quite a lot despite being some of the most important points of interest when using public transport. Public transport navigation is also very lackluster.

Maybe its a personal experience or a US problem, but when I was in Japan Google Maps was a godsend for navigating the subway and railway system. I learned quickly to trust that system because they had rail cars coming and going constantly. Ignoring the system caused me to get onto the right train, but that train was a full service train saand stopped at each individual station. Had I waited 2 minutes as directed I would have gotten on the limited service train and arrived at my destination many minutes faster.

Ok, that makes sense. I guess the issue stems from political voting where “theres a 1 point swing” means theres somehow a 2% gap because…idk. so when I hear that for a whole damn year every 2 years or something that stupid measuring metric is what stays in my head.

I hate people, people make shit stupidly complicated

I dont understand why any economic or political news dealing with percentages have to use “percentage points”. I want to say the feds are cutting rates by “a quarter of a percentage point” means 0.25% right? Or is it the same with politics where it means theyre cutting 0.5% ?

Sure, why not

Garlic by far. Salt, Pepper, Garlic.

After that I use quite a bit of cumin

At what point will a reporter dare him to do it?