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He already caused Israel attacking Iran in the first place:

1. Ripping up the existing nuclear deal with Iran. Giving Israel the excuse.
2. Emboldening Israel with cruel rhetoric against Palestinians himself. Allowing them to commit genocide freely.
3. Finally giving them a "yellow light" for the attack.

So he definitely does not deserve the nomination, but yeah, maybe he can be manipulated into backing off.

That's why you never pre-order. Never. Still never.

Obviously it's for the US where everything "DEI" is evil. They're just adapting to the WC guest country.

Looks to be very early as the only "gameplay" they showed looks like something a dev can do in half a day.

Yeah, I rather reduce emissions without people starving, but radical environmental laws are apparently a no go... radical tariffs on the other hand.. all good?

I really don't get these people that write titles that are so short and badly formulated you gotta read it trice to get what they mean. Just write a longer but understandable title. This should be about mental load or maybe triggering a reaction and a click, but not utter confusion.

And yet I "engaged" with it, so I guess it was kinda successful.

Before that it was the 2008 financial crisis.

I wonder if Trump's tariff chaos is causing enough economic shrinkage to bring another year of slight slow down.

We really need to decouple economic activity from CO2 emissions or we're just left hoping for the global economy to be in peril.

I'm a tiny bit shorter than 5'7" and yes, rejected multiple times because of it, but they don't always tell you why, so some of it is speculation. I've dated taller women a few times as well, so it's not that bad. My wife now is a lot shorter though, but I don't think height played much a role for us. If I were much taller we may even be incompatible.

Once you're stronger, you just run the exact diagonal past all the weak monsters over and over again. Kinda funny how the swamp that's first nightmarishly dangerous becomes like a second home in late game.

He's still in the toddler firetruck stage.

True, it's a bit Swiss-focused where they have a lot of money for infrastructure, but where cities have mostly invested in cars and pedestrians, but not cycling.

Nevertheless I believe there are lessons in there that can be useful. Maybe not in Amsterdam or Copenhagen, but less bike-friendly places that want to change that.

The guy ate the onion..