If the part of an iceberg that’s exposed to the air is hacked away, the rest of the mass will float up and a new section will be clearly visible.

This process can continue until there’s no ice left at all.

I’m only talking about ice, of course.

“PRs are always welcome”

Pretty much. It’s a tired analogy, but the “unawakened” people in The Matrix come to mind. They’re not helping the cause, but it’s not right to declare that they’re evil or deserve hate like OP was suggesting.

They don’t know any better but that doesn’t mean they deserve ire. They’re reasonably reacting based on the information they have.

The difference between a wanted murderer and an unsung hero depends a lot on how much, and which, media a person consumes.

I like to assume the average person is apolitical and pays only a passing glance at headlines.

Maybe it’s a tourism psy op for Thailand.

“Our biggest problem is bus stop seats! Visit Phuket!”

Sheinbaum then dug deeper, adding that Canada “could only wish they had the cultural riches Mexico has”, pointing out her country has civilizations dating back thousands of years.

Canada also has civilizations dating back thousands of years.

All of them were brutally murdered and robbed by European settlers. I don’t think Mexico gets to play the rich indigenous culture card here because they did all their murders a couple hundred years earlier.

“You use Arch, now, btw”

Really? I backed it what feels like over 10 years ago and still don’t have a finished game.

Chris Roberts is the Elon Musk of game dev.

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I’ve never been prouder of that time I rolled 2 dice and got 12. A breathtaking, crowning achievement where all my years of hard work or education or whatever paid off.

That is absolutely false.

Corporations can only donate on your behalf, so they get no tax benefits whatsoever. They cannot claim the money you donated as income nor can they donate it under their own name. The only thing they can do is use it for PR and tell the public “they helped raise $x for this cause”.

That said, if you donate a non trivial amount to charity, you should do it directly with the charity so you can get a tax receipt and write it off on your personal taxes.

First post the post, I guess. I’m told all the other options are too difficult for people to understand, apparently.