I'm not blaming media for violence. I'm blaming it for the desensitization towards violence. There's a big difference. Its like the difference between somebody saying "I've seen somebody die before." and "I've killed somebody before.".
I know how those marketing chicks look like, I volunteer as tribute for your plan.
The diffrence is "living in an ecological system" and "living in an economic system".
I recently got surgery and during my healing period I felt severely disabled. I was in constant pain and had severely reduced mobility. Of course nobody expected me to do any heavy lifting or work. But what made me happy was doing small things nonetheless that weren't expected of me that helped others. For example I was obviously the last one to leave the bed in the morning. But I would still try to straighten out the bedsheets, puff out the pillows and open the window to let some fresh air in. There are small simple things one can do around the house that in sum amount to a lot. Most people rather do the big chores all at once but neglect small but constant maintenance. If somebody could keep up with the small stuff, others would likely very much appreciate it.
So basically introvert are like the Boron control rods inserted into the crowd to prevent the extroverts from going critical.
Drunk off his ass.
Need a ride home?
Wtf?
A man that has his own place and can cook? Hell I'd be eating there in no time.
"Not only have I been through hell, I was assistant manager there."
- Gina Linetti
This is the "appdata" folder, this is where all the application's data goes.
So whats the "Programs" folder then?
This is also where the application's data and files go.
But I thought thats the "Programs x86" folder.
This is also where the application's data and files go.
Ok whats "Program Files" then?
This is also where the application's data and files go.
So my config file is in either one if those 4?
No thats in the "Documents" folder, obviously.
Windows program data file structure has always been the wild west.
That would be such a flex. You're driving through the desert with you tank full of water and people around you are dying of dehydration.
So what about the US Army being heavily invested in Hollywood for the benefit of their image and increase of recruitment numbers. Is that not a direct link between media and violence? Or is all that military money spend in vain?