Mowcherie
@Mowcherie@lemmy.world
- Comment on Baldur Gate 3 is must be what players experience in their heads when they do DnD. 1 year ago:
I think there are inside jokes that only the tabletop DnD people catch too.
- Comment on Baldur Gate 3 is must be what players experience in their heads when they do DnD. 1 year ago:
Ok, that makes alot of sense. I’m like the person who watched the movie and think I know what the book it like (but really the book is much better).
- Comment on Baldur Gate 3 is must be what players experience in their heads when they do DnD. 1 year ago:
That’s really social and positive.
- Comment on Baldur Gate 3 is must be what players experience in their heads when they do DnD. 1 year ago:
DnD is kind of a cross between improv, telling stories, and a choose-your-own-adventure, from what I gather from my spouse who runs games for a living. Playing Baldurd Gate 3 was really eye opening and I think the game helps one understand the appeal of tabletop RPGs a bit better.
- Submitted 1 year ago to showerthoughts@lemmy.world | 21 comments
- Comment on The real beef 1 year ago:
Yes, I hear you. 👍
- Comment on The real beef 1 year ago:
I’m sorry about that.
- Comment on I wish humans could get firmware upgrades 1 year ago:
And keep trying until you find the right therapist/therapy that works for you. There is huge variation in quality and effectiveness.
- Comment on I wish humans could get firmware upgrades 1 year ago:
Brainspotting has been lifechanging for me. Took me decades to find it though.
- Comment on The real beef 1 year ago:
It was just a showerthought, but this platform turned it into an interesting discussion. How amaazing.
I have read that it is important to create content for Lemmy, in order to feed it. This has been my first post, I think. Better to get it done than put it off. I am glad people have been able to discuss.
- Comment on The real beef 1 year ago:
Yes, I think your comment captures my showerthought. It was an excercize in empathy. I do realize that the love for a sacred animal is significantly more profound than the way I feel about my dog. That being said, I do have respect and love for my dear canine companion, which causes an inhibition for eating him.
- Comment on The real beef 1 year ago:
I too, like cows. They make sense to me.
The eating-a-human thing is symbolic. I take it as a reminder to have respect for the sacrifice made by the animals that died to make the food we eat. They support our life and so a level of respect is called for.
People think of Jesus was an avatar, like god playing a computer game on earth. So in that sense Jesus is video game god.
I hate the whole hellfire thing. It seems very manipulative.
- Comment on The real beef 1 year ago:
You are right, I’ll delete my comment. I didn’t realize that homeopathy meant those crazy people that use ridiculous dilutions. I heard that it’s improbable that even 1 molecule of ‘active’ ingredient is left over after they dilute and dilute.
- Comment on The real beef 1 year ago:
I eat the communion wafer, so maybe that’s the source of my misunderstanding! Always cool to learn something new, thanks.
- Comment on The real beef 1 year ago:
I think it boils down to “harm none”
- Comment on The real beef 1 year ago:
He’s in the meat closet.
- Comment on The real beef 1 year ago:
Considering we are eating a god right in front of them, they are remarkable civil about it all. I’m not a fan of religion either, as I’ve seen it bring out the worst in people. I wish there was more patience, understanding and empathy in the world.
- Submitted 1 year ago to showerthoughts@lemmy.world | 71 comments
- Comment on What more need be said about it? 1 year ago:
It does not spark joy. Don’t let it take up your precious real estate. Out it goes.
- Comment on These Desk/Beds Let You Sleep While Working 1 year ago:
… because fuck sleep hygiene, am I right guys 👍