Can a t rex live a month without food? If they can, then absolutely not.

Well, i have a daughter just getting ready to enter the workforce with a lot of similar challenges. I'm proud of you, if that helps.

Same question, looks like it works well, but not sure i understand how this vacuums.

Both are gross

If you called it before you rolled, the odds are 1:60,000,000. If you just rolled them and are just telling us what you got, then it's just telling us what you got, 1:1

What are the odds of getting any specific combination? The only thing vaguely unusual about that will is that there weren't any 1s, and there's like a 15% for that. Picking out any specific sequence and if you'll get those numbers in that order are going to be very low odds, but getting 'more 4s than you expect' or no 1s is kind of reasonable.

The odds of you getting struck by lightning are pretty low, but the odds of someone getting struck by lightning in a given year are so high that it would be noteworthy if it didn't happened.

Everyone can afford experiences. Experiences don't have to be a trip abroad or jumping from hobby to hobby.

There are people with legitimate obstacles that prevent them from doing even the simplest enrichment activities, but exploring the world around you, asking questions about things you take for granted, seeing how long you can hold your breath, try a yoga pose, count your steps on the way to work and try estimating how many steps it will take you to go to the shop down the street... Opportunities for experiences are effectively unlimited.

Probably about as useful as not voting

Because one thing less useful than voting is not voting as a form of protest. And even less useful than that is encouraging others to do the same.

Voting one time may seem useless, but voting consistently in an informed direction and encouraging others to do the same 'is' useful. It's just not obviously useful quickly.

The only thing useful about not voting is in the hope that things will fall apart more quickly and we can get to some good for collapse and rebuilding, but then what? Still don't vote? Hope for a benign group that takes over and somehow does allow voting?

Yes

That cigar looks like it was photoshopped in, but willing to bet he thinks it makes him look like a stud

Absolutely, you stop measuring the passage of time in days and years and start measuring it in experiences. When you're young and everything is new it's absolutely full. The 10th or hundredth time you've done something you handle it more easily but it also starts to seem like one 'thing'.

Routine is the quickest way to looking back on life and feeling like it was the blink of an eye.