SpacetimeMachine

That implies that they actually try to understand other people. They never even get that far.

Do not, under any circumstances, use the L word. You do not love them, you may be infatuated, but do not confuse those two. That is a surefire way to drive them away.

Your spleen wouldn't be very durable if it was being constantly being pressed against hard foods at around 30 psi multiple times a day for your entire life.

When did you get it and for how much?

I don't think there is enough info for us to really know. I feel like either him being an amazing father or him being a terrible one that changed from the despair of losing his son are both as likely.

I think people are forgetting that the steam machine is going to ship with a controller as well. I think they have to split their controller production between people buying just the controller and the amount of steam machines they are producing as they get ready to launch that.

As someone who works in retail, even our best sales at our store will still make us around a 10% profit. Our normal GP for items sits around 30% to 40%, so while it is less than that we almost never actually sell things for a real loss.

People would not have been catching their hair on fire when the only fire they would encounter was natural wildfires or bonfires.

Yea in our modern society sure. But not for the last 250,000 years of human evolution.

I thought canonically superman uses some kind of magic to be able to keep objects and people safe in specific ways. That's why if he catches someone at the last second they don't still die, or why a building can fall over and he can catch it without it just crumbling around him.

It is a bit odd. Your eyes feel pain to tell you whatever you are seeing might damage them if you look too long. But if you close one eye the pain can disappear entirely, even though that single eyes experience is the exact same.

For me it took a few hours to get into. Once the station starts to open up and becomes less linear it gets really good. I really love how that games level design tells so many interesting stories in different corners of the station.