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No, Poison Ivy.
Professional developer and amateur gardener located near Atlanta, GA in the USA.
No, Poison Ivy.
You’re thinking of Poison Ivy.
I fucking hate sans serif fonts with l and I looking the same.
Sandwich’s*, unless he’s a hive mind
So the comment I replied to is bullshit.
Do they pay dividends?
I debated on what it would be like before I posted and I think you’re right. It would be more like being “in the mirror” sort of. Everyone would look different to you and you’d look different from what people remember. You’d need to learn to read and write in reverse.
Like an Aboleth or something. https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List_of_Advanced_Dungeons_%26_Dragons_2nd_edition_monsters&diffonly=true
Okay, sure, but the question still remains, how do you know that there isn’t some 5th dimension for some random objects.
No, being rotated in the 4th dimension and plopped back down into the third dimension would be horrible and it wouldn’t surprise me if it killed you. For one, it would absolutely feel like a Lovecraftian nightmare. Your right arm is now your left. Your heart is in a different side of your chest. The “you” you see in the mirror will be the “you” you’ve seen in photographs. But look into chirality in chemistry. Your body would suddenly have tons of molecules that are a mirror image of what they should be and work with the mirror images of molecules they used to. Everything already in you would get flipped, but you might be on a ticking clock if you aren’t able to get the chiral opposites of necessary amino acids.
Everyone complaining about timezones is truly missing the forests for the trees.
Go play EVE Online. The servers used to have (still, do I think, but shorter) daily downtime that was scheduled using UTC and it led to everyone using UTC since the game server itself used that time.
Proleptic Gregorian Calendar enjoyers
…yes it literally does lol. Pressing save doesn’t magically create a check point or something. You literally said you write it all out then go back. It doesn’t matter if you do this in one sitting.
at least
Uh, no, not “only”
Yes!