Converted to cash or other assets not on the market.

What I want to know is "Will she hurt other people if released?" If she won't hurt anyone, let her out. If she will, keep her locked up. But there's no need to execute her. No good can come of it.

I would recommend scheduling a one-on-one lunch together. At lunch, think of yourself as a news reporter who needs to find all about this person. Where are they from? What was their family like? Why do they work here? What are their hobbies? See if you can get them talking about something that they have a strong opinion about.

See if you can do one of these every week.

I also think you would highly benefit from Toastmasters.

In honor of Captain Picard: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xteKObnaA2c

I used to look at Reddit every day, several times per day. Anymore, it is once or twice per month. And never very long, becaues the experience has fallen to a terrible low. My only disappointment in Lemmy is that a lot of the niche subs I used to use on Reddit are not here or are very small.

"...where is everybody going to park?"

What if you had transport options that didn't require to you have to park?

• No car payment.

• No expensive insurance requirements.

• No downtime due to inconvenient auto repairs.

You should read the Haydock understanding-- https://haydockcommentary.com/matthew-5

And a reminder why Hannity really left the Catholic Church: He wanted to practice divorce and adultery.

How I would consider this decision would be very different depending if married with children or single. If single, even the greatest risk still isn't too risky. But if you have a family to consider, then you do what's responsible first.

Every school had it in the 1990's. It was to relieve the school of liability if something happened while you played sports.

This pope doesn't live the lifestyle you suggest he lives. Two sets of clothes, austere meals, a simple bed, a desk, and not much else. Even his travels are for the good of others, as there's not much to enjoy by those experiences for him. He may set the tone for many Catholics across the globe, but that's the extent. He constantly pleas for an end to genocide in the Middle East. He shames the US president for having the wrong priorities. And he asks us to take care of our neighbors. You would think most people on this platform would like the guy. He has flaws, but so do all of us.

I can recognize abuse of a human. I can recognize abuse of an animal. I have no idea what abuse of a computer program looks like.