It doesn't assume that there is no source of absolute morality. It says that religious people are incorrect to derive their absolute source of mortality from a deity, whether it exists or not

I prefer to frame the argument like this:

"If you found out your God didn't exist, would you go around killing people? Why not?"

1. This means that if we find a cure for contagious diseases then fucking dead animals becomes okay
2. "Shared moral framework" sounds like a fancy word with no actual logical backing behind it
3. How do we decide which deviant behaviour is acceptable and which is unacceptable

One day we will have a peer to peer video sharing platform... One day...

I suppose we should go back and check then

The last 2 are the same to me lol

I didn't know liking AI was political

• Super Mario 64 - Need a platformer and great for speedrunning
• STALKER Anomaly - Best shooter, dynamic gameplay, horror elements
• Falcon BMS - Deepest combat flight sim with dynamic campaigns
• IL2 1946 - Same but WW2
• Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 - Because you need a game where you can explore the world, plus VR
• Dwarf Fortress - Deepest RPG + colony sim
• rFactor 2 - Deepest racing sim and mods support all F1 seasons
• Morrowind - Another RPG but also great moddability and VR
• Lucas Chess - Deepest board game
• Minecraft - For randomly generated worlds, sandbox world, mods, and VR support

Stuff I had to leave out:

• Majora's Mask - Nostalgic RPG and good for speedrunning
• Civ 4 - Good strategy game but beaten by chess
• Paradox games - Same as Civ 4
• DCS - Falcon BMS beats it because of the dynamic campaign
• Medieval 2 Total War - The best Total War

The game does give you weapons though, mostly for the robot dudes if I remember correctly