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I feel like you could make an argument that "money" is ambiguous here. Bobby has more monetary value, but Amy has more items that are considered money. In a contrived example of like a DND puzzle where you need to put money on a floor tiles to disarm the traps, Amy can disable 30 and bobby only 4

I understood that reference

One of the things that makes open world games and especially Elder Scrolls so successful is the sense of exploration and place

Someone wrote that comment elsewhere and I needed to quote it in order to argue that Bethesda doesn't even do a good job of that. Level scaling really kneecaps it

I don't understand why you'd want an AI browser to begin with. Most web tasks aren't hard.

Royal Assassin was like my favorite card back in the day, playing in school when 4th edition was new. I had a couple of them and animate dead. Good times.

I hate the AI thing in confluence. Stop asking me to improve writing or summarize. I know how to read and write.

You and someone else got hung up on the specific example. I'm sure I could have come up with a better example where the raw and nice version conveyed the same amount of information.

I saw a comment the other day that was like "You can be right but you still get the wheelchair".

Also , if you want to murder someone, hit them with your car. Good odds you won't even be charged with a crime.

There are many ways to express any given truth, or facets of the truth.

"That dress makes you look fat"

"That dress doesn't flatter you"

We are being governed by the worst among us

I don't agree a "maybe" is a "MASSIVE" assumption. Maybe they're telling the truth. But maybe they're wrong.

I didn't make assumptions about your relationships. Please read more carefully.