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3 explanations for this behavior.
1. You're surrounding yourself with idiots/children.
2. You have intelligent people in your periphery but the idiots/children are louder.
3. They have a good argument but you're selectively hearing it and misrepresenting it here.

Personally I do believe if you understand how the voting system works and you decided to vote for Trump, then in the best case scenario you prioritize national security and quasi-conservative economics over human rights and liberty, which I'm pretty sure there's a famous Benjamin Franklin quote about which ends in "you deserve neither liberty nor safety".

(For giggles, the worst case scenario is you're an explicit xenophobe/homophobe/racist/sexist/ableist/et al).

Call it "**** retarded", call it misplaced priorities, call it white privilege; they're all saying the same thing with different degrees of political correctness. And that is: Trump voters' reasoning is flawed and the consequences of this flawed reasoning are endangerment to American lives and ideals.

The difference between this and your quote is that I don't care whether or not you voted for Clinton, but considering the current system doesn't really give third-parties a fighting chance, she's your only other option.

Y'all are so cute with your reasonable phobias. My weird phobia is speaking to people on the phone.

Ok so I used an exponential model for growth and came up with year 3391. Much more accurate.

If you have LaTeX installed then here is my post. Much easier to read. https://www.reddit.com/r/theydidthemath … s_inferno/

All of these fears are made-up. We have the technology to deal with disease. We are under no obligation to spoon-feed them. And regarding your third point, what is one act of terrorism in comparison to commercialized warfare? How can you even make the comparison? Oh, I know, it's because you think you're better than them. And I don't blame you. That's what everyone thinks. In every affair, political or not. It's disheartening how we are so willing to deal with issues from afar as it is convenient for us, but the moment it demands sacrifice on our part it's an issue of "self-preservation" and completely off the table. And what makes it more pathetic is the fact this is the worst possible scenario, not even a guaranteed outcome.

And by the way, these jihadists find a way to accomplish their task. We now know that they don't even need to be Muslim. You also help this point yourself:

So your fear is self-centered and your solution is ineffective. Congratulations, high score.

First of all, you're now straying from what Trump has said. He specifically mentioned Muslims entering the country. And that is the very definition of racism: stereotyping an entire race as inferior.

But even if you broaden his language to include all immigrants from the Middle-East (which would eventually include Europe and other countries as immigrants try to work around the blockade), you've then shifted from a racial target to a more inclusive, geographically-based target.

But maybe I haven't been clear, this is psychological. I'm talking about how Americans think about these groups. I think you will agree that Muslims are already in a bad spot as far as prejudices go. To treat them as anything but full-fledged Americans would be a provocation of more oppression. While it may be perfectly logical to send them to specific areas like Native American reservations (which has been successful in preserving their culture but disastrous at protecting their rights, but I digress) is not only over-complicating the issue (should they self-sustain? do they have the same government as we do? are they citizens?) but also prone to encourage racist thoughts in the general public.

That's definitely true. And I think there is a great deal of attention paid to the connotations of words, or the feelings they instill. Some word choices are a little strange -- "Japanese", for example. I think that's what attracted me to this book the most. It's completely different; you can't read it using the definitions of the words, but the connotations. It's very much a stream of consciousness in that it puts into words the exact feelings that we have. Kind of like speaking in pictures.

Excellent use of color and depth, especially in the foreground.

There have been no modifications to the server. I think that's a graphical error on your end.

So nobody has a preference?

I'll go with 1 + 4 if nobody cares. (Skylands + Thaumcraft + MoreMobs + Factions plugin + Enhanced weaponry/enchantments + more bosses)

What are some potential themes for a modpack/server?

Here are a couple that came to mind:
1. Magic aether
    • Thaumcraft
    • more mobs
    • skylands generation

2. Toxic steampunk
    • you're poisoned when you go outside
    • technic pack
    • super cave generation

3. Super realism
    • terrafirmacraft
    • you can only chat with people within earshot

4. Custom factions
    • each faction is decided in advance
    • maybe they get to import a custom build of their choosing within some rules
    • faction plugin obviously
    • enhanced weaponry/enchantments
    • more bosses

5. Option 4 + 1, 2, or 3. (eg, Faction skylands, Realistic factions)

Be as creative as possible, and then we can scale it down from there if it proves to be too complex/not possible. Try to consider people with poor specs, too. So maybe not FTB, just the mods people need for your setting to feel realistic.

There's a little program called Quartus (and I say "little" sarcastically; it's almost 6 Gb) which allows you to (among many other things) design circuits, test them, etc. It's not the prettiest thing -- imagine Eclipse except 20% more buttons -- but in terms of value (free and a crapton of features) and usefulness (well, if you're into circuit design) then it's pretty cool.

Also, since software is such an umbrella term, I'd also like to add that there is an AI called "Greta" which truly fascinates me. It not only specializes in natural language processing, but also mirroring personality traits so that you feel like you are talking to a friend, not a tool. (Unfortunately, from what I can tell, it's not a public project, so we can only read about it.)