That happened to me once in my life, but waking up from a dreamless sleep with a new idea is fairly normal for me (to the point where I consider sleeping a part of my problem-solving strategy).
When my subconscious is working on a problem, I have this pleasant lazy feeling similar to the feeling I get after finishing productive physical labor. It makes me want to relax and daydream. Do you get something like that?
This is August Landmesser. He had been engaged to a Jewish woman, Irma Eckler, but the Nazi Nuremberg Laws of 1935 prevented him from marrying her; nonetheless they went on to have two daughters. Tragically, Irma later died in the Ravensbrück concentration camp. Landmesser was also imprisoned, charged with ‘dishonouring the race’, sent to a concentration camp and, after his release and forced conscription, died on the Eastern Front.
Both A and C.
Strong Claw of Death was critically wounded for 1101 points of life. When struck, he falls to the ground.
Strong Claw of Death is killed.
In case anyone wanted the (mostly) literal translation.
Just keep in mind that that guy’s life did not go well.
For CQ aerial B.
The problem with violence is that the bad guys are usually better at violence.
That’s the neat part…
The article is interesting but it just adds to the long list of erratic, megalomaniacal behavior by Musk that I assume most people here are already familiar with.
My uneducated guess is that he’s mentally ill. Some sort of chronic mania or psychosis, perhaps as a result of bad luck but perhaps as a result of drug use or severe, long-term sleep deprivation. Then even in his lucid moments, he’s the bad kind of perfectionist (the kind that can’t bear to have flaws) and too proud to recognize that he has a problem or that he made a mistake.
Why would Trump say that!? I think it’s just him being incoherent, but it would be a confession from anyone who isn’t regularly so incoherent.
Edit: Maybe Trump meant to say that he won because Musk protected the machines from tampering?
Yeah. I’m not sure why, from a narrative perspective, Tolkien choose to have Melkor destroy the world’s source of light (the lamps) and then have Melkor destroy the world’s source of light (the trees this time) again. I think it’s already clear that he’s the Dark Lord after the first time he does it, but maybe there’s some additional symbolism that I missed.
They’re supposed to be the Two Trees from the Silmarillion.
That’s disfavorable of Trump? I thought it was one of his main talking points.
I guess it would be disfavorable if it referred to 2024 rather than 2020, but claiming 2024 was rigged doesn’t seem to be a big thing so I expect that most of the search results would have been about 2020.
Edit: I was laughing at my own joke so much that I had to make it a separate post too.
Not for long.
It’s ok because she’s not very mature for her age.
If this is what you call a genocide truly beginning, what words would you use to describe a time when people start being killed?
You know she’s not interested in you if she’s not even stuck in a washing machine.
A purely symbolic gesture. The USA didn’t actually have to withdraw from the accords before it could ignore the accords, in which case it would have plenty of company.
One time when I was in college, I was in chemistry class. It was a class I had a lot of trouble with but this time I was actually able to follow along with the professor and take good notes. Then I woke up, I was in chemistry class, but I had slept through half the lecture.