This is why all Wikipedia pages ultimately backlink to Philosophy

great track to space out to. I got lucky and grabbed the physical release when they first dropped, still listen to it regularly

Currently a few dozen hours into a multiplayer save with a friend. He handles the manufacturing logistics, I handle exploration - collecting mercer spheres, tagging resources, setting up radar towers, etc. Enjoying it a lot

I feel like I'm losing my mind.

Sounds like he had a hallucination from severe sleep deprivation

I'll take one of each, please

I remember seeing this when it first came out, was obsessed. Projection work is incredible

This is what's known in the Midwest as "tornado bait"

Important distinction

A classic

Still horrible, but thank you for adding important context.

Agreed. When the images started to change it got really creepy.

Thought "that's pretty neat", and then noticed the "earth to scale" part. Holy shit. Those are streams of plasma larger than continents.

They're my emotional support domains

That was a great read. Is it from something?

This looks neat. Great writeup!

Once had someone message me on reddit about buying an album I had posted. Checked out their account to see if they were legit or a bot.

Their post history was FULL of astral projection posts talking about their boyfriend that only exists on the astral plane, and all the conflicts and relationship issues they were having... decided not to respond.

Hear me out

Iirc, closing an account impacts your credit not because you cancelled your account, but because it impacts your debt/credit ratio.

You have 2 credit cards. Card A has a 10k credit and 2k balance. Card B has 10k credit and 0 balance.

So your ratio is 2k/20k or 10%.

If you cancel card B, your credit line is now 2k/10k, which is 20%. This increases your credit utilization, which impacts your score.

Opening and closing a bunch of cards without any balance shouldn't have a significant impact on your score, maybe a few points.

Hard inquiries can be bad but most credit cards use soft inquiries nowadays anyway

I wish I had some geologist friends.