Repairing what you have and passing them down as heirlooms.

If you are in a quick conversation with someone, you might feel the pressure to avoid any stretches in silence. Try to not feel pressured. Pausing for 15 seconds isn’t feasible, but one or two seconds helps a lot…

It breaks your train of thought, allows you to catch enough things—doesn’t have to be all—to formulate a measured response. If you want to go one step further, try not creating a response in advance and wait for your turn to speak. Instead, listen to what your conversation partner says and restate a quick summary in your own words before you advance the topic.

“9/11 would not have happened if America kept out of the Middle East” ahh energy

You thought it’s a fishing game. It was Skyrim.

There are techniques to expand your working memory, such as chunking and spaced repetition.

I also follow this in offline interactions.

I’ll engage if two of the three can be answered with a “yes”.

1 - Is it kind?

2 - Is it true?

3 - Is it necessary?

For online-only conversations, assume that everything you say is public.

And Rohan will answer: Daga kotowaru

klapaucius

So true. At the same time, this happens because a lot of hiring managers don’t know intimately what the job actually does, so they resort to cookie-cutter interview techniques.

1. Can be blunt when something’s not right…

2. …but has your back when you need something to be successful

I mean, the one on the left side is subsidized?

The Inca Chasqui system. Privately-run ones would perform much of the task

The various stick figures I drew during school

History will see the video game preservers as the good guys.

History of Civilization According to Bread

Two alarms, 15 minutes apart

A couple of exceptions to the trend are forums which enforce a barrier of entry and quality control

Resetera

I agree with the boorus. Some of the best tagging systems and implementations in existence

5%. Pray this timeline does not roll a 5 or less in a d100

Violet Evergarden irl. The warrior poet thing at least