Thomson Reuters Americans are bombarded with polls. It seems that we need to know how everybody feels about everything — possibly so that we know what to believe if we want to be like the majority. Every now and then, however, a nugget of true insight finds its way into such a poll. That was […]
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Sacred Fire is an RPG where combat is dictated by emotions and psychology, rather than weapons, atta
Sacred Fire is an RPG where combat is dictated by emotions and psychology, rather than weapons, attacks, or damage types. Anger might make you strong, but it’ll leave you open to a punishing riposte. Fear can turn enemies into a shell of their normal selves, but it can leave you quaking too. The game is […]
Silicon Valley Would Rather Cure Death Than Make Life Worth Living
While Silicon Valley titans are drunk on the transhumanist promise to cure death, people are dying of curable problems that technologists ignore. The post Silicon Valley Would Rather Cure Death Than Make Life Worth Living appeared first on WIRED. WIRED
13 Sexual “Would You Rather” Questions That Are Honestly So Fucked Up
1. Would you rather… I’d rather have my mom walk in on me. I’d rather have someone shart in my mouth. 13 Sexual “Would You Rather” Questions That Are Honestly So Fucked Up Oops, something went wrong! Looks like we are having a problem on the server. Please try again later. 1. Would you rather… […]
Tom Courtenay: 'I'd rather be a proper actor than a film star'
GETTY Tom Courtenay celebrates his 80th birthday today They had public-school accents, ramrod-straight hair partings and knew how to fold a pocket square. Then along came a group of “New Wave” directors on a mission to portray more accurately the lives of ordinary people. To do that they needed a new breed of actor. Step […]
Want your partner to ‘melt’? Offer simple support rather than solitude
Offering simple support to a depressed or stressed partner, rather than backing away to provide some space to sort out feelings, can go a long way in fostering a healthier relationship over the long term, concludes a new study by Alberta researchers. CBC | Health News
