Scholar eventually made me personally rank the game as equal in quality and enjoyment to the first one. They are now essentially tied for my favorite game of all time.
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If you could go anywhere in time to live the rest of your life, where would you go? It probably depends on what you're looking for. Would you be looking to live in a time of relative peace, a time of great technological advancement, or simply a time where there wasn't some horrible plague killing off everybody you know and love? Doc Brown thought he had it all in the 1880s, but that period probably wouldn't be super awesome if you were a woman or a minority. Actually most time periods would be pretty bad in those circumstances. Not to mention that humans knew nothing about medicine and just generally not dying all the time until very recently. So obviously it's a difficult question with an unclear answer: when was the best time in human history to be alive? Hell, the answer might just be today. As in, whatever day you're reading this. This is the best day. To figure out this question, Jack O'Brien is first joined by Peter Stearns, author and professor at George Mason University to talk about the place of happiness in human history: which civilizations had it, which didn't, and when and where were they? Later, Jack talks about Cracked Podcast pet subject the Flynn Effect with none other than Jim Flynn, the guy who put his name on it. If every generation is getting slightly smarter than the last, how does that affect quality of life, and is there a limit to how smart humans can get?
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I sure do!
I think my graduating class was 67? 60 something anyway.
This year should be the 10 year reunion, but I'm pretty sure I can count the members of my class that haven't moved far away pr are in prison on both hands.
Man, all y'all with your giant schools. I graduated with about 22 people and all but, like, 6 had been there since kindergarten. I have not spoken to most of them since graduation.
So I'm digging through the We Hate Movies library and I'm really digging it, its a super fun show
They are grumpier than the Flophouse and also better at voices.
Eric is really fun, I still cannot distinguish the other two, though one of them occasionally sounds exactly like Jack Nicholson?!?
I just got up to their Mortal Kombat episodes and was very happy to learn that even they were not immune to the MK Movie Theme, a song that can literally get you pumped up for anything
Baby, it's cold outside. I know you've got adventuring to do, but howsabout we sip on some steamy unknown liquid instead at the tavern? I hear there's an elf in a skimpy loincloth who sells sausages.
What's that? You need a goat? Alright, as long as you things legitimately!
We have a new episode of the adventures of our... less zealously evil half of the party? Also some weird goat related shit happens.
So I'm digging through the We Hate Movies library and I'm really digging it, its a super fun show
They are grumpier than the Flophouse and also better at voices.
Eric is really fun, I still cannot distinguish the other two, though one of them occasionally sounds exactly like Jack Nicholson?!?
I just got up to their Mortal Kombat episodes and was very happy to learn that even they were not immune to the MK Movie Theme, a song that can literally get you pumped up for anything
The tricky thing about learning who is who is that, while there are usually only three of them in any given episode, WHM is actually four people, with the only constant being the host, Andrew.
I had around a thousand in my graduating class, I think?
yeah i had about 550
the idea of a class of 30 people fascinates me
My primary school had a leavers year of 5 people. Yes, five. I think there were less than 80 pupils total at that school over 6 year groups. Secondary was...in the region of 150 with 1200 or so total at the school I think.
I know they got a lot of shit for taking so long to think of the "correct" answer to stump hodgepodge but honestly griffin kinda railroaded them
Plenty of their solutions were perfectly legitimate and griffin basically just said "no that's stupid try again." Can Pan make a boulder so big he can't lift it, what is a question you don't know the answer to, and how many fingers am I holding up behind my back are all questions that a robot programmed with the sum total of human knowledge should be incapable of answering
So I'm digging through the We Hate Movies library and I'm really digging it, its a super fun show
They are grumpier than the Flophouse and also better at voices.
Eric is really fun, I still cannot distinguish the other two, though one of them occasionally sounds exactly like Jack Nicholson?!?
I just got up to their Mortal Kombat episodes and was very happy to learn that even they were not immune to the MK Movie Theme, a song that can literally get you pumped up for anything
The tricky thing about learning who is who is that, while there are usually only three of them in any given episode, WHM is actually four people, with the only constant being the host, Andrew.
I know they got a lot of shit for taking so long to think of the "correct" answer to stump hodgepodge but honestly griffin kinda railroaded them
Plenty of their solutions were perfectly legitimate and griffin basically just said "no that's stupid try again." Can Pan make a boulder so big he can't lift it, what is a question you don't know the answer to, and how many fingers am I holding up behind my back are all questions that a robot programmed with the sum total of human knowledge should be incapable of answering
yeah that was very frustrating to me
especially since he usually seems to roll with creative solutions
I know they got a lot of shit for taking so long to think of the "correct" answer to stump hodgepodge but honestly griffin kinda railroaded them
Plenty of their solutions were perfectly legitimate and griffin basically just said "no that's stupid try again." Can Pan make a boulder so big he can't lift it, what is a question you don't know the answer to, and how many fingers am I holding up behind my back are all questions that a robot programmed with the sum total of human knowledge should be incapable of answering
The third one absolutely shouldn't count because the robot was given a believable enough amount of intelligence to know the difference between an immutable fact and an arbitrary one. The other two can also be very easily dismissed with paradox absorbing crumple zones.
1. Yes
2. What is the question you don't know the answer to
3. As many as you choose to
that answer is invalid for 2 because if that is the case then hodgepodge does in fact know the answer to it
and for 3, if variables are acceptable answers then it's impossible to stump him. He could have just said "someone" when they asked who they worked for
1. Yes
2. What is the question you don't know the answer to
3. As many as you choose to
that answer is invalid for 2 because if that is the case then hodgepodge does in fact know the answer to it
and for 3, if variables are acceptable answers then it's impossible to stump him. He could have just said "someone" when they asked who they worked for
No, because they work for a specific person. That's a fixed, knowable thing. It's impossible to research what number I'm thinking of right now. It's not impossible to research who employs me. That's two different types of information.
1. Yes
2. What is the question you don't know the answer to
3. As many as you choose to
that answer is invalid for 2 because if that is the case then hodgepodge does in fact know the answer to it
and for 3, if variables are acceptable answers then it's impossible to stump him. He could have just said "someone" when they asked who they worked for
No, because they work for a specific person. That's a fixed, knowable thing. It's impossible to research what number I'm thinking of right now. It's not impossible to research who employs me. That's two different types of information.
Both facts are things that hodgepodge is incapable of researching
How many fingers Merle is holding up is an immutable fact that can be independently verified by taako and Magnus, and even if you wanted an unbiased sourace you could call in garyl
1. Yes
2. What is the question you don't know the answer to
3. As many as you choose to
that answer is invalid for 2 because if that is the case then hodgepodge does in fact know the answer to it
and for 3, if variables are acceptable answers then it's impossible to stump him. He could have just said "someone" when they asked who they worked for
No, because they work for a specific person. That's a fixed, knowable thing. It's impossible to research what number I'm thinking of right now. It's not impossible to research who employs me. That's two different types of information.
Both facts are things that hodgepodge is incapable of researching
How many fingers Merle is holding up is an immutable fact that can be independently verified by taako and Magnus, and even if you wanted an unbiased sourace you could call in garyl
No, the difference is one is a fixed point of information that he only doesn't know because of a very special magic and the other is completely arbitrary. Hodgepodge didn't claim to be omniscient. He can't know information that is constantly changeable and did not claim to be able to. It's a completely different situation.
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Hm, maybe I will just wait for a steam sale or something, might be the cheapest way to actually get the DLC and I'd rather play it on PC anyway.
I think I played DS2 for less than an hour total.
DS1 and DeS I played like, 80 hours each.
I just don't think I was in a Dark Souls mood when DS2 came out, which isn't really the game's fault.
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Like, they changed a lot of stuff about a lot of the areas
People say it's way better, but I only ever played vanilla
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Yeah, that sounds pretty similar to my high school situation.
We had a graduating class of 62, I think?
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This year should be the 10 year reunion, but I'm pretty sure I can count the members of my class that haven't moved far away pr are in prison on both hands.
yeah i had about 550
the idea of a class of 30 people fascinates me
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They are grumpier than the Flophouse and also better at voices.
Eric is really fun, I still cannot distinguish the other two, though one of them occasionally sounds exactly like Jack Nicholson?!?
I just got up to their Mortal Kombat episodes and was very happy to learn that even they were not immune to the MK Movie Theme, a song that can literally get you pumped up for anything
We have a new episode of the adventures of our... less zealously evil half of the party? Also some weird goat related shit happens.
The tricky thing about learning who is who is that, while there are usually only three of them in any given episode, WHM is actually four people, with the only constant being the host, Andrew.
My primary school had a leavers year of 5 people. Yes, five. I think there were less than 80 pupils total at that school over 6 year groups. Secondary was...in the region of 150 with 1200 or so total at the school I think.
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I know they got a lot of shit for taking so long to think of the "correct" answer to stump hodgepodge but honestly griffin kinda railroaded them
Plenty of their solutions were perfectly legitimate and griffin basically just said "no that's stupid try again." Can Pan make a boulder so big he can't lift it, what is a question you don't know the answer to, and how many fingers am I holding up behind my back are all questions that a robot programmed with the sum total of human knowledge should be incapable of answering
http://www.audioentropy.com/
no cause Chris left
I know this because I could distinguish him
Andrew and...ssssteeeeve? I cannot tell apart
steve's was the voice I never had trouble recognizing
yeah that was very frustrating to me
especially since he usually seems to roll with creative solutions
The third one absolutely shouldn't count because the robot was given a believable enough amount of intelligence to know the difference between an immutable fact and an arbitrary one. The other two can also be very easily dismissed with paradox absorbing crumple zones.
2. What is the question you don't know the answer to
3. As many as you choose to
that answer is invalid for 2 because if that is the case then hodgepodge does in fact know the answer to it
and for 3, if variables are acceptable answers then it's impossible to stump him. He could have just said "someone" when they asked who they worked for
http://www.audioentropy.com/
Maaaaaaan Starcraft 2's visuals look super dated now
It is a six year old engine at this point.
Blizzard just really isn't cut out for episodic game development at the rate they like to work at.
No, because they work for a specific person. That's a fixed, knowable thing. It's impossible to research what number I'm thinking of right now. It's not impossible to research who employs me. That's two different types of information.
Both facts are things that hodgepodge is incapable of researching
How many fingers Merle is holding up is an immutable fact that can be independently verified by taako and Magnus, and even if you wanted an unbiased sourace you could call in garyl
http://www.audioentropy.com/
No, the difference is one is a fixed point of information that he only doesn't know because of a very special magic and the other is completely arbitrary. Hodgepodge didn't claim to be omniscient. He can't know information that is constantly changeable and did not claim to be able to. It's a completely different situation.