You live in a digitially organized folder?

You are changing the question to “is a perfect replica of a person considered the same person or not?”. That is not the question.

What you experience by using a teleporter is you enter a room, and then you die. End of story. There being another replica of you somewhere does not change that you died. For an outsider they may argue whether or not you died, whether or not the replica is you, and so on. But from the perspective of someone who enters the teleportation room, it’s over. Dead.

Is that G.W Bush eating pussy?

If you entered the field 10 years ago, sure. If you’re trying to enter the field now, I have bad news…

Pasta and Sushi are two of the strongest foods in the world. Any person worth their salt would try it

You also downloaded ahshhysyyagg.png?

See the thing is, when you use Windows you don’t need a compatability list.

It’s less about weeb shit and more about the sounds of the words. They abbreviate it as Ligma (balls hehe got’em!)

The problem is that while subscribed you see the popular posts twice. All of them. Sometimes even literally one after the other in the feed lol

Right now we just choose between seeing almost everything twice (sub to both) or missing a little (sub to only one).

From a different end-user POV, seeing the same stuff repeated is not fun. I would prefer to see everything once instead of choosing between seeing almost everything twice(subscribed to both) or missing a little bit(subscribed to one, blocked the other).

My dude, a lawyer’s job isn’t to “win” in court. The job is to represent the client and make sure that their rights are fulfilled. For a prisoner on death’s row, it might mean he gets to write a will and have a last meal or whatever, and that the method of execution will not be cruel and so on.

Company legal firms are responsible to guide the company into those bullshit loopholes so that the company can be societally garbage but not be punished by law, and those work mostly by avoiding court cases or forcing lawsuits in unloseable cases (such as copyrights).