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Guild Wars 2; 30-Day Challenge

7. do you have a favourite place to afk/chill out?

I don't really AFK much because my computer will die if I leave GW2 running for super long, so I tend to close out if I'm going to be away for longer than like 20 minutes-ish?

That said, I prefer to be places that are safe and which I won't get attacked and come back to find myself dead lmao

Lion's Arch is a favorite obvs as a hub city, and honestly the only one that I have the layout memorized of hahaha.

I think the Wizard's Tower in SotO is gonna be a new one because I can absolutely see myself leaving Cixxe by R'tchikk and Gladium.

(I tried to take a screenshot of the Wizard's Tower with good graphics and my game crashed.)

I also will AFK purposefully by the bridge out from of Amnoon for uh...certain reasons.

[astralazuli]

So there's that D&D class quiz going around, & I took it & was so deeply offended I got Paladin.

& so I have had conversations with both Bestie & Birdfriend about this grave insult & they both were like, "Well... They have a point?" & informed me that my desire to absorb hits meant for others & deep drive to help whenever I actually can & strong convictions make me a bit Paladin-coded.

& I am just so... Idk. It's just interesting to get glimpses of yourself from other people's POVs. To be told that my defining characteristics are protecting & healing others & being incredibly fighty about the things I care about... Especially as someone whose brain specifically fixates on whether I care enough, do enough, give enough... Yeah. It's just kinda wild.

Anyway, I'm now adjusting my self-perception to include the fact that if I were a D&D character, I would be an Oath of the Ancients Paladin & not a wizard & that actually that's okay.

[ecotiendalachiwi]

— WFTO Fair Trade Principle 1 is all about “Creating Opportunities for Economically Marginalised Producers”, which underscores the interest in working closely with individuals and communities facing economic marginalisation. By emphasising inclusivity and social equity, WFTO-Guaranteed Fair Trade Enterprises work with local producers, often marginalised due to poverty, racism, bias or lack of access to resources and other market opportunities.

[uniteds]

today a man from Denmark told me I should go back home to Europe often so that I can remain cultured, stay sharp and not become “dumb” in America. The absolute urge I had to tell him that 8 of the world’s 10 best universities (and 38 out of the top 100) are in the United States would shame my ancestors. I’m not even american but white, mainland europeans have such a superiority complex and for what?

[llycaons]

Yes he loves Wei Wuxian still and if asked, he would give back his core in a heartbeat

hm. would he though?

[graphicpolicy]

The Principles of Necromancy introduces an intriguing new villain in Doctor Eyes

The Principles of Necromancy introduces an intriguing new villain in Doctor Eyes #comics #comicbooks

To see Jakob Eyes – or truly any Doctor – is to know fear, even if you are injured – for a Doctor is mercurial and can act in ways mere humans cannot understand. They are the mad scientists of this horrifying kingdom… and this story is about the one that even other Doctors learn to fear. A man who seeks to make death irrelevant and looks upon his calling with a kind of mad glee. A man who can…

[alohapromisesforever]

First Principles: No Nation Has Ever Been Ruined By Trade

“No nation has ever been ruined by trade.” – Benjamin Franklin

[g0ldmedal]

Understanding Distance Per Stroke

Many coaches work hard to get their swimmers to improve their swimmers’ distance per stroke (DPS). Without a very clear understanding of ‘why’ you should have a long stroke, a swimmer will, often, slowly shorten their stroke. The ‘why’ makes the process easier for consistent application. I believe the trick is to get the swimmers to understand the underlying reason for making a long stroke so…

[fashionfotorecccluse]

Small world: Not much has changed ...

[binders-and-beanies]

Also I think workplaces should either have parking or compensate you for the time you spend driving around looking for parking + the money you spend on parking for work

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The Libertarian Perspective on the Prohibition of Drugs: Embracing Personal Freedom and Individual Liberty

In recent decades, the prohibition of drugs has been a contentious issue, sparking passionate debates among policymakers, activists, and citizens alike. From a libertarian standpoint, this contentious topic revolves around fundamental principles of personal freedom and individual liberty. What do Libertarians believe? Libertarians argue that the government’s intervention in the private lives of…

[firelise]

"Let me to explain why many people, like myself, don't mention politics or upsetting things on social media (thread 1/14)..."

Because you're pussy. Hope that helps.

[stockexperttrading]

This comprehensive blog from Funded Traders Global covers the Price Action Strategy and mastering market trends for successful trading. It begins by defining the Price Action Strategy, emphasizing its importance in predicting future price movements. The blog explores the components of Price Action, including candlestick patterns, support and resistance levels, and chart patterns. It highlights the benefits of this strategy, such as simplicity, enhanced decision-making, and its applicability to various markets.

The blog outlines key principles of Price Action, including candlestick patterns, support and resistance levels, and trendlines and channels. It then focuses on reading market trends, with an emphasis on identifying trends, assessing their strength, and recognizing trend reversals. The importance of setting clear trading goals and effective risk management is stressed, along with crafting precise entry and exit strategies.

Common mistakes to avoid in trading are discussed, including overtrading, ignoring fundamental analysis, and emotional trading. The blog also provides information on essential tools and resources, including recommended charting software, books, courses, and online trading communities to support traders in their journey.

In conclusion, the blog encourages traders to apply the knowledge gained, practice consistently, and continue their education to become proficient and successful traders. Trading is described as both an art and a science, emphasizing the importance of discipline and adaptability in the ever-evolving world of finance.

[wallstreetlogic]

NAVIGATING MARKET VOLATILITY: ACCURATE PREDICTIONS, DIVIDEND STOCKS, AND SMART STRATEGIES!

Navigating market volatility requires a blend of accurate stock market predictions, strategic planning, and the inclusion of stable assets like dividend stocks to generate consistent income.

[ieattaperecorders]

tbh I've had half a dozen Archive 81 OCs that only exist in my head for a while now.

It started with me writing a fanfic in my head about Nick and Christine visiting a brownstone that was a dumping ground for cosmic junk data (which manifested physically as actual pieces of junk.)

Immediately I was like "well, there needs to be a Weird Little Guy there, right? Obviously this place has its own Weird Little Guy." So I wrote a whole backstory for the Weird Little Guy and gave them some traits to foil Nick's.

Got carried away and added to their backstory, which meant I made more original characters, including a very tired lesbian (who if I'm being honest with myself was just a gender-swapped Benjamin, I can admit that now), a miserable Leviathan, a poor foolish painter, and a five-member cult that was always at risk of falling apart due to its own internal drama.

You know, outside of a handful for TMA, I've not seen many OCs for fiction podcasts.

So, if you out there have any, I'd be very curious to hear about them. And if you don't, which podcasts have tempted you?

[deception-united]

Worldbuilding: Questions to Consider

Government & authority:

Types of government: What type of government exists (monarchy, democracy, theocracy, etc.)? Is it centralised or decentralised?

Leadership: Who holds power and how is it acquired (inheritance, election, divine right, conquest)?

Law enforcement: Who enforces the laws (military, police, magical entities)?

Legal system: How are laws made, interpreted, and enforced? Are there courts, judges, or councils?

Laws:

Criminal laws: What constitutes a crime? What are the punishments?

Civil laws: How are disputes between individuals resolved?

Cultural norms: How do customs and traditions influence the laws?

Magic/supernatural: Are there laws governing the use of magic or interaction with supernatural beings?

Social structure:

Class/status: How is society divided (nobility, commoners, slaves)? Are there caste systems or social mobility?

Rights & freedoms: What rights do individuals have (speech, religion, property)?

Discrimination: Are there laws that protect or discriminate against certain groups (race, gender, species, culture)?

Economy & trade:

Currency: What is used as currency? Is it standardised?

Trade laws: Are there regulations on trade, tariffs, or embargoes?

Property laws: How is ownership determined and transferred? Are there inheritance laws?

Religion/belief systems:

Religious authority: What role does religion play in governance? Are religious leaders also political leaders?

Freedom of religion: Are citizens free to practice different religions? If not, which are taboo?

Holy laws: Are there laws based on religious texts or teachings?

Military & defense:

Standing army: Is there a professional military or a militia? Who serves, and how are they recruited?

War & peace: What are the laws regarding war, peace treaties, and diplomacy?

Weapons: Are there restrictions or laws regarding weapons for civilians? What is used as a weapon? Who has access to them?

Technology & magic:

Technological advancements: How advanced is the technology (medieval, steampunk, futuristic, etc.)?

Magical laws: Are there regulations on the use of magic, magical creatures, or artifacts?

Innovation & research: How are inventors and researchers treated? Are there laws protecting intellectual property?

Environmental/resource management:

Natural resources: How are resources like water, minerals, and forests managed and protected, if at all?

Environmental laws: Are there protections for the environment? How are they enforced? Are there consequences for violations?

Cultural & ethical considerations:

Cultural diversity: How does the law accommodate or suppress cultural diversity?

Ethics: What are the ethical foundations of the laws? Are there philosophical or moral principles that underpin them?

Traditions vs. change: Does the society balance tradition with progress? How?

Happy writing ❤

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