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[At the start of eternity, at the end of time and space, lies the beginning of the end and the end of every place. What is it?]

At the start of eternity, at the end of time and space, lies the beginning of the end and the end of every place. What is it?

The letter E?

Correct! Over to you

[At the start of eternity, at the end of time and space, lies the beginning of the end and the end of every place. What is it?]

I'm still puzzled by Ghost's riddle, if you are out there could we maybe get a hint?

For now here's a classic one that I stumbled across.

At the start of eternity, at the end of time and space, lies the beginning of the end and the end of every place. What is it?

Great game! I very much enjoyed it, looking forward to your future projects

Okay, I'll definitely try to give Primer a shot then!

I also highly recommend giving it a watch! Or two...

Very nice and realistic light effect. Those lovely magic pixels

Let me grind something related: I'm tall and left-handed, so tools and clothes for me are both rare AND expensive.

I'm short and left handed, so I definitely feel your pain!

I've been left short-handed so I maybe feel your pain kind of...?

This is the best thread ever

Let me grind something related: I'm tall and left-handed, so tools and clothes for me are both rare AND expensive.

I'm short and left handed, so I definitely feel your pain!

What grinds my gears is sitting at a 4 way stop and the vehicle to my right, who has the right of way, just sits there. So I start to easy forward, then they do, so I stop, then they stop. Ugh! Come to find out the driver was waving for me to go but I couldn't see them through their blacked out windows.

"That doesn't work."

That's a whole lot of chaos love right there

Commodore 64 left outside for over a decade! Could it still work??

Would have been an even more amazing video if the final answer to the question posed in the title had been "No, not at all... No, it could not."

But this reminded me of an interesting opinion a scientist voiced when asked "Why would AI try to destory us?" and he said something like:

"If the AI's physical form was something like our metal-based computer/robotic technology it might decide that the biggest threat to its continued existence was oxygen, as oxygen is required to cause oxydation, AKA rust. It may begin efforts not to eliminate humanity in particular, but instead to eliminate oxygen from our planet."

So, our extermination would be just a side-effect of the AI's survival just like the extinction of many species is just the side-effect of what humanity is doing.

Kind of fitting, I thought.

Ha, I've never thought of that, but it makes a lot of sense. Not to mention it would make a great scifi story for a movie or game!

Nihilyst is correct!

nope, may this will help?

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I think the bear attack in The Revenant was scarier. It was so detailed and realistic, and it could actually happen.

Hugh Glass would certainly agree!

I believe that shot is from Super Troopers 2, just watched it a few weekends back.

Sorry guys for the late response! TMA got it. Quite an interesting movie, worth a watch and a mind scratch for sure!