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Dec 2019
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Be random.
In an episode of Futurama, Fry gained the ability to read minds and tried to use it to win a big Poker tournament. In the final table, he was up against Bender, and they were the last two players. For the final hand, Bender didn’t even bother looking at his cards and went all-in, giving Fry’s mind-reading no chance to work. Clip: http://www.cc.com/video-clips/55yfmj/futurama-the-poker-tournament
In One Piece, the protagonist Luffy was having trouble fighting bad guy Enel who could read his opponent’s intentions. What Luffy did was to bounce his barrage of attacks against a wall, so that neither he nor Enel could predict which way they would go, so that Enel would be unable to avoid them.
Jul 2019
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Final Fantasy Tactics
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What do awards do?
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Posted on r/AskReddit: I dont drink coffee (at least not regularly.) What am I missing out on? Has coffee made your life better? If yes, how?
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Apr 2019
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Spaces > tabs
Mar 2019
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“To stand against the gods, such is your reward”
Feb 2019
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Around the time the Hugh Jackman Les Miserables movie came out I was hanging out in a bookstore and I overheard a teenage girl telling her friend “Oh the movie already has a book out, that was fast!”
Jan 2019
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Back to the Future
Dec 2018
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Posted on r/AskReddit: Reddit, what was the best thing about your 2018?
Oct 2018
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Reply to 'Which fictional character would you trust as President of the United States?' on /r/AskReddit:
Ned Stark
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There’s this video my brother shared to our family chat group, where my one and a half year old nephew is sitting on a chair and animatedly telling a story, complete with facial expressions and hand motions and pointing around and everything, except everything he says is gibberish because he doesn’t really know how to talk yet. I’ve watched it for the fourth time just now and it still makes me giggle.
Sep 2018
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Waiting for avengers 4
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Posted on r/AskReddit: What are you waiting for?
Aug 2018
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Cold, because I live in a tropical country
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Person of Interest season 3 episode 9 “The Crossing”
Jun 2018
Mar 2018
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Build my own internet. With blackjack! And hookers!
Feb 2018
Dec 2017
Nov 2017
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Posted on r/AskReddit: What do you do, and what’s your typical day like?
Jun 2017
May 2017
Apr 2017
Feb 2017
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Back when Future Sight had just come out, I went into a store to check their singles and they had like 8 copies of this weird green rare they were selling for less than $1 a pop. I looked at it for a bit, and I thought it might be fun to try to build a deck around. But for whatever reason I wasn’t in the mood to buy cards that day so I figured I’d come back to it the next time I was in the store. The very next weekend, there was a GP, and the price of Tarmogoyf immediately spiked to around 20-30 dollars and never went back down. Today they’re at $100+ a pop, I still only have the one copy I got from a booster pack.
Jan 2017
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Posted on r/AskReddit: Where were you on NY Eve, and what was it like over there?
Sep 2016
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Posted on r/AskReddit: What made you realize that maybe you’re not young anymore?
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Posted on r/AskReddit: How are you a better person now than you were two weeks ago?
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Posted on r/AskReddit: What are you waiting for?
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Worth means something different to every person, so it depends on what definition you use and what priorities you think society should have. There are a number of priorities to choose from: survival, advancement of knowledge, expansion of territory, etc.
If you judge based on a priority of survival, then I guess you would give greater worth to food producers (farmers, etc). If you judge based on advancement, perhaps scientists would be ranked highly. I would also imagine that all other things being equal, younger people would be worth more than older people as they have more potential
Regardless of what priority you choose, a precise measurement of a person’s worth or ranking will be very difficult, if not impossible, given all the nuances of human life and the inherent potential that any human life possesses
Aug 2016
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probably sleep for twenty more minutes
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Posted on r/AskReddit: Reddit, what’s your go-to pun?
Jul 2016
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We serve a McSpaghetti. The first time I tried a McDonald’s overseas I tried to order a McSpaghetti and the Chinese lady behind the counter looked at me like I was a madman
Also they are consistently #2 behind a local Bee-themed franchise
Jun 2016
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Philippines.
In the city areas, I think belief in ghosts and the like is comparable to Western countries. It may be more pronounced in the countryside. A lot of people reference local myths of course, but it’s not like adults really believe them or anything. There’s a lot of old wives tales too but nobody really takes them seriously afaik
There’s a lot of chinese families here who practice feng shui and the like too
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Posted on r/AskReddit: What’s the best piece of advice you’ve ever been given?
May 2016
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Reply to 'Everyone you know now knows your Reddit account. How does your life change?' on /r/AskReddit:
It doesn’t. I never post anything anywhere online that I wouldn’t mind people knowing about
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The answer will be different for each person. Starting a business is more stressful and has a lot of risks but is potentially more rewarding. Taking a regular job is “safer” in the traditional sense, the risk here is mostly of possible future regret - in the future you may wish you had tried out riskier things when you were young.
There are people who will argue that having a job is still a risk since you are dependent on the competence and good will of other people to earn a living, that your safe job may not actually be as safe as you imagine since you could get fired or the company could go under at any time. But truthfully, you run the same risks when running a business, except that you do more of the work yourself, so whether you are able to overcome those risks or not is more dependent on your own effort.
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Sketching.
Cooking.
Programming.
Poetry.
Foreign Languages.
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All those Transformers I used to have back in the 80s! @_@
Don’t judge me!
Apr 2016
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Right now I’m thinking tickets to Tokyo… was there last year, I’d love to visit again. I’d have much more money to spend at Akihabara too
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Obey the law, pay your taxes, don’t litter, be kind to everyone you meet, raise good kids
Aug 2015
Mar 2015
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It’s not wrong to be angry; those people are assholes.
However, it is quite useless. Try not to let other people get to you. If these are people you know, let them know it’s not okay. If these are people you can avoid, do so.
Life is too short to be upset at assholes
Nov 2014
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Posted on r/AskReddit: What TV show had the best ending?
Aug 2014
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Cats.
(Don’t kill me reddit!)
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To be honest, IE isn’t really that bad
If you’re able to make this statement with a straight face, you’ve never had to write cross-browser compliant websites.