In the titles, obviously.

✅ here’s why it works
Emojis aren’t just pictures, they are a revolution. They bring joy, excitement and curiosity. Without them, text becomes dry — almost lifeless.

It’s what’s inside that matters.

Just add a “here’s why it works” chapter at the end, sprinkle in a few em dashes and some unnecessary intense phrases, and you’ll tick all the boxes for me.

My goal is to have something relevant written into laws and treaties. For example, if a gaming company pulls off a stunt like that, you’re legally permitted to throw a molotov cocktail through their window.

I see that as a business opportunity.

Base game: 70€
Infinite ammo: 10€
All guns: 15€
Immortality: 20€
No clipping: 5€

When you view that concept as a timeline, it fits pretty well.

Microbes can utilise rocks to make life, but that doesn’t really make the rocks alive. There’s a layer of primitive life sustained by dead rocks, or elements leached off them. Hydrothermal vents are a good example of that.

Not just any random minerals. Specific elements need to be dissolved in the water in order to be utilised as nutrients. Originally, they may have been in a solid form, but only ions are allowed into the cells.

In this framework, there are rocks of the living world and rocks of the dead world…. I think. If I understood that properly. As others have pointed out, this kind of 4 element framing isn’t very realistic or useful, but that’s beside the point. Let’s just work with within the confines of the concept to see where it takes us.

I would argue that the rocks of the living world don’t necessarily have to be alive. They just have to support the layer above, i.e plants.

Realistically though, plants don’t require a solid foundation at all. Hydroponic farming exists too, you know. Plants can grow on rocks that have been autoclaved, but usually they grow on natural soil that is full of living things.

Take a grain of sand from a heap. Is it still a heap of sand? Probably.

Take another grain, then another. Keep going until it’s no longer a heap. Could take a while, but you’ll get there eventually. When exactly?

When you do, you’ve learned how much these fuzzy definitions suck.

But it’s probably very diluted, considering how much copper has been mined in the last 4000 years.

BTW, it’s also likely, that your car battery has some lead from Roman pipes. Once again, highly diluted, but still.

If someone stands up from the crowd and self-identifies as an expert on a specific topic, that person will be listened to as an expert.

The terminology is a bit confusing, so let’s clarify. What you really have is just one mailbox, not many. It acts as a catch-all mailbox for all mail sent to any addresses under your domain. You just need to set up folders and sorting rules to keep things tidy.

So let’s say you bought cool.tech and you made a single mailbox like [email protected]. Nobody sends mail there specifically, but that’s where it all goes because it’s a catch-all address. All the other addresses mail is sent to were never explicitly created, but they can receive anyway.

Instead, you get mail to addresses like [email protected] and [email protected], etc. Anything sent to those addresses gets sorted into two separate folders within the only mailbox you’ll ever need. If you want the same email to appear in two folders, you would need to make a copy of it.

Post it on peertube, and you’ll reach the viewers who don’t even use google adware. Post it on YT, and suddenly you’ll have an audience that realistically could implement the advice.

Never needed to mess around with that, so I don’t have any advice.

As far as maps in general are concerned, I’m currently experimenting with OSM based maps. If you’re on iOS, you can easily get away from google by using apple maps. Not gonna get away from big tech that way, but still…

Tuta.con

If you like, get your very own domain as well, and make infinite aliases.

Step 2) Get a proper email where you aren’t the product.

Anyone who knows at least two languages can tell you that you need to listen to the whole sentence before you can start translating. Usually there’s something in the end that changes everything. In many cases, the word order is more or less reversed, so you have to start translating from the end.

LLMs always write with a very dramatic tone. I really hate that high impact language now.

Also, you shouldn’t pet any cat without their consent. Pay attention to the tail. Let the cat approach you first.

LOL, that pretty much covers it.