So things that can already happen. It's also a huge leap to say that anyone will give ai full control over all computers. That's like saying nuclear power is going to kill us all because we're all going to have Davy Crockett tactical nukes. Like I guess that's possible but it's so extremely unlikely that I don't get the hysteria. I think it's articles trying to scare people to get clicks and views.

So, stuff that's already possible.

And without arms or legs?

Well, enlighten us.

Everyone gets too upset about it. Personally I payed $45 for it, and I feel like I got more than $45 worth of game out of it even if I feel like it's a total mess. I don't think it's a $500m, 15 year game, I guess, but to me it was a $45 game so it doesn't bother me.

Give me your secrets, lol. I want to love SC desperately but I find prohibitively frustrating every time I die in an elevator for no reason, or my ship explodes randomly, or I'm unable to get up out of the bed, or my character phases into the planet, etc etc etc. Functions on ships just don't work sometimes for me.

Less bugs than the average new AAA game is just not true lol. I have a lot of fun with SC but it's a complete buggy mess.

Is there some type of PC that can run windows and also can't run Linux?

We give them billions of dollars per year in cash and weapons. This blood is on our hands because American taxpayers are funding every bomb. Also "unilaterally" just wouldn't be true. The overwhelming majority of the international community would also like the genocide to stop.

I think you should deeply reflect on how evil your last sentence reads considering the circumstances.

About the genocide? The most you're willing to demand from you government is that they ask their client state to stop doing genocide? Sanctions, pull all aid, condemnations, anything. They're slaughtering civillians by the thousands.

Awful idea

Maybe exclusively isn't the right word then