Crimes against humanity committed by both sides.

But is Goliath really squashing David again and again, considering David is still there all in one piece? David has also crossed religions and asked Baba Yaga and Devadutta for weapons and manpower. As I said, it’s a dirty fight. I’m not wholly siding with either David or Goliath here, they would both be paying damages if this manifested as a legal trial.

Was this after David traumatized Goliath by raining fire on him and his home and blasting his medicine cabinet while blaming it on him?

History always has nuance. This is no exception.

If you say so.

Well, it is a two-sided war (as in, nobody is being innocent, strictly speaking). And the pope stepping in does come across as a bandwagon move. Whether it’s the intention or not, it also probably echoes old medieval biases. One might say it’s like the teacher who already doesn’t like you singling you out in an all-encompassing food fight.

Maybe the difference is most people don’t do just two.

It’s a Criminal Minds reference, though people do use this method, including me.

Yes, this is implied. It’s also why many people use digits of pi as passwords and make the password hint “easy as pi”.

Nothing more than survive.

Both.

You’re right, that’s basically all there is. That and what people in America refer to as the IRS.

Police officers.

I have wondered this about certain harmful cultural values. Culture seems to be the “great enabler” when it comes to things we would wish would change about people (think of Japan’s habit of overworking people or Greece’s penchant of old inequality). And the fuel of the flame there is going to take a gamechanger to douse.

When Wolf said he can’t let you do that, I guess he meant it.

TIL Pacman is just a disguised game of American football/rugby.

That’s a skill we could use this week.

You at least slept, right?

I’ve tried those games a few times, could barely kill two. I’d make a terrible soldier.

I mean I kind of got the gist that it’s a set pattern, but when I play, I feel like the movements are specifically designed to be inescapable past a certain point.

What were you playing?