Did it go "over your head"?

So does Trump🤷

Are you saying you won't do something just because Biden says you should? That's a silly reason. I'm not saying you don't have good reasons to not get vaccinated. Just that the merit of the advice is ultimately determined by the advice itself, not it's source.

I have a OneNote notebook that is showing up in OneNote on my Desktop PC, but it doesn't show up on my phone, or in my file structure (both locally and on OneDrive). I would like to fix this so that the Notebook is available everywhere. In OneNote on my PC it says that this Notebook has an incomplete sync status. I'm afraid to click sync, thinking that maybe since the notebook is not anywhere else, it might also remove it from my PC. What is the right way to fix this issue?

Gravity Falls

Then how do you explain Trump getting booed for recommending the vaccine?

Stepped out onto the back porch at night in Alaska. Large mother moose was feet away. I noped right back inside as quick as I could.

Is this a photoshopped pic then?

Wait, no. No. Did he really read a few bullets and completely misapply those principles in a speech to the nation? I knew he was dumb, but... Just wow....

Metroid Prime

So what about deaf beavers? Any case studies or reports on whether hearing loss effects beaver damn building?

I love me a good Stuart platform

It was at this point he realized he had actually been tied up as their new hostage.

The Way of Kings by Brandon Sanderson

I have played my fair share of video games. IMO Outer Wilds beats the likes of BotW, HZD, Subnautica, Metroid Prime, Mario Galaxy. It is not just a game, it is an experience.

This is my favorite game of all time! You are so lucky! I hope you enjoy!

I'd suggest giving your first time playing 2-3 hours. There's a lot of important tutorial stuff at the beginning that you probably shouldn't skip, then you may be a little lost/overwhelmed for just a bit. Getting into the stride of the game takes a bit and I've seen people play for 1 hour and put it down. So sad...

Outer Wilds

We do not have much connection, you and I. Still, this encounter feels special. I hope you won't mind if I think of you as a friend.

Bezos's space flight has certainly made this a hot topic of debate. This has been on my mind a lot and I'm trying to work out how I feel about it. I've been hearing a lot from both sides, still not sure what to think, and could honestly use some help. On one hand, I understand the concerns that are brought up here. It certainly seems like that money could be put to better use. But I've also heard some counterarguments that have made me think. I've listed some below that seem persuasive to me. Please let me know what you think and/or share your insights. I'm not super attached to these ideas, but am trying to better understand the issue. Please help me learn.

• If the concern is that we shouldn't have private space travel, it seems that the development of private-sector, reusable rockets has and will continue to reduce the cost and waste of space travel. That seems like a big plus. Not to mention all the people employed to create and maintain this. Is this not true? Job create seems like a good thing, but please help me out if I am missing something here. Also, doesn't the money spent re-enter the economy. Please help me understand this better.
• If the concern is that he should use the money spent on this particular flight (him going to space) for other, better things, I've heard/had two counterarguments. First, it's his money and he can do what he wants with it. Second, I'd question if it is a waste. I don't know this for a fact, but I'm guessing a big reason he chose to go is because it seemed like a cool experience. People seek out interesting experiences that aren't necessary all the time (national parks, road trips, Disney Land, gambling, etc.) I understand there is a huge difference in cost and scale, but if the argument is that it is wasteful, wouldn't all of these things be considered wasteful? (and it is probably true that the aggregate amount spent on these other pursuits costs more than the aggregate amount spent on space tourism). Is there a cutoff cost where people can't pursue entertainment that crosses a certain threshold?
• If the concern is that he has enough money to do this, then that seems more like a cause to advocate tax reform than to say shame on Bezos.
• If the concern is the emissions that this produces, aren't there government regulations and taxes in place to penalize for that? Are we saying that those should be stricter?

Again, I know I have a lot to learn. I'm not advocating for these points. I'm just saying that this is where I'm currently at and what I'm currently thinking about. If you feel I'm missing something, please share. Thanks!