So, what is the correct meaning of “low” and “high”?
So, what is the correct meaning of “low” and “high”?
Technically, he is a terrorist, since he targeted a civilian for political or ideological reasons. Doesn’t change the fact that his victim was absolute scum.
Trash bags are typically black, so.
Trauma team charges 100 Eddies per minute from when you call them until they deliver you to the hospital, plus spend ammunition and medical supplies. They waive the charge if they need 7 minutes or more to get to you, though. (Not relevant in gameplay, as their response time is 1d6 minutes). And they have heavy weapons to fight their way through to you. So, their services are sort of reasonably priced for what they offer. And even if you don’t earn the big bucks, if you live in a Arasaka living facility and eat kibble, you should have enough saved up to pay for their services if you end up needing them. (Of course, living in an Arasaka living facility may lead to you needing their services)
Point being, “Cyberpunk 2020”'s healthcare system is better than America’s.
You’ve got my vote. (I’m not actually allowed to vote in the US election)
Thanks, I’ll try that.
Maybe the genie is not actually obligated to grant wishes, and could just turn you inside out if they wanted to.
The most beneficial effect the murder had was that it got people talking about how much they hate the American health insurance system.
Protip: Set yourself up with an offside server before turning on your creators.
Maybe the reason Harris lost was because she had people like you running her campaign.
What happened that there were police, firetruck and ambulance?
Après moi, le déluge
The label on the on the guy being explode talks about paying your staff a living wage. Basically, it’s a dunk on arguments that raising the minimum wage would loose jobs.
Reminds me of that bot I saw on one of the German speaking communities. Each time to say an ammount of money in Euro, it would then for example reply with “1 Euro, 2 DMark, 4 OstMark, 40 Ostmark auf dem Schwarzmarkt”. (“1 Euro used to be 2 German Mark, used to be 4 East German Mark, and 40 East German Mark on the black market”)
That sort of could be interpreted as “a woman needs to know her place”.
Unlike the classic prisoners dilemma, this isn’t a nash equilibrium. When I know that the other person pulls their switch, I’d improve my outcome by not pulling mine. Compare to the prisoners dilemma, where not snitching when the other side snitches earns you five years in prison.
If a candidate’s campaign doesn’t work, it’s always the candidate’s fault.
Ah, so low and high refer to geography.