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What were your thoughts about religion at 25 ? in c/asklemmy@lemmy.world
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I like religious art and spaces -- in fact in undergrad I wrote my final thesis on Spanish depictions of religious visions in the 17th Century -- but I don't have any faith personally. I'm 33 now but at 25 I felt similarly. I suppose I'm technically a hard agnostic since I don't think it is possible to prove or disprove the existence of God.

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    Suppose the last movie you saw and the last videogame you played had a crossover. What would that world look like? in c/asklemmy@lemmy.world
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    Stanley Parable Ultra Deluxe Edition and Backrooms. The universe basically writes itself as the settings are so similar. Might be a bit of a struggle to get the tone right!

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    Scotland’s net fiscal deficit widens to almost 12% of GDP (www.ft.com)
     

    As a Scottish person I ended up voting No last time because I wasn't really convinced by the economic argument. The oil price going over $50 a barrel was the nail in the coffin for the North Sea oil too, although that happened a year or two after the indieRef vote.

    I do think there is a possibility to create the "economic miracle" that the SNP are describing in an independent Scotland if we chose to become a tax haven like Republic of Ireland. Scotland has a small, homogeneous population of comparitively highly educated people, centralised around two cities which are 45 mins apart. These factors make it an ideal candidate for becoming a tax haven, however I'm not convinced that is what people who support independence would want or be voting for in a hypothetical referendum. I suppose all of this is a hypothetical given that another vote is unlikely to happen for at least a decade or two.

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    Logic Bombs on Steam (Youtube reviewer Matthewmatosis' first published game) (store.steampowered.com)
     

    I've enjoyed Matthewmatosis on youtube for years and was a little bit skeptical when he announced he was going into gamedev a few years ago. Nevertheless this first game is reasonably priced and I've enjoyed the first 7 or 8 puzzles - they've taken me a couple hours.

    Most interesting thing imo is seeing a critic put something of their own out for criticisms. Have noted a few junior matthewmatosis's in the making in the steam reviews lol.

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