I turn my dreams into words. Always in the present. Here and Now. Él / He /Him 🇻🇪🇻🇪🇻🇪🫓🫓🫓 “You don’t get what you dream about… You get what you strive for step by step!” Atsuko “Akko” Kagari (Little Witch Academia, 2017)

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  • Oh, You didn’t had the Pale Nails? I think I forgot to mention that by the time I went to defeat Khann, I had already found or bought almost all the tools and upgrades. I’m terrible at gaming, and usually, what I can’t achieve through skill, I make up for by finding upgrades to make things easier for myself.

    You didn’t have Ascendant’s Grip? I’m surprised you didn’t lose your mind during the Mr. Mushroom mission. I almost did, and I already had Ascendant’s Grip at that point.

    Reaper’s Crest is one of my favorite crests. it’s so versatile, and I think I also defeated the Pintress with it.

    Anyway, I’m glad you managed to defeat Khann. Is that the last heart you needed, or do you have more left?


  • I’d recommend ditching the Longclaw (it doesn’t make that much of a difference anyway) and focusing on staying alive. I seem to recall using the Plasmid, the injector Band, the memory cristal and the Fractured Mask at some point to proceed (it’s been months since I did that fight, sorry my fuzzy memory).

    My logic was: you have to stay alive and keep your health maxed out for as long as possible, use silk only to cure and beat the enemies either quickly or without getting too much damage.


  • This is the only time you’ll face something like this, so don’t worry (more, that is)

    About the actual boss fight

    On the other hand, Khann himself is really easy. I don’t know if that’s good or bad for you, but for me—having tried to beat the gauntlets like 30 times—being able to defeat him on the first try felt like a gift

    Have you tried using other crests? In my experience, certain crests make some fights ridiculously easy, while others can make them nearly impossible. The Wanderer’s Crest worked for me with this task, it let me take out enemies quickly and avoid getting overwhelmed.



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    But you can elevate your class in the Western world.

    After a little (big) laugh, let’s assume this is true:

    In that case, the thing about the class system is that the upper classes can also elevate themselves. The rich become super rich, millionaires become billionaires, and the bourgeoisie become oligarchs.

    All this at the expense of further precariousness for the lower classes. The modern middle class is the lower class of a few decades ago, and the modern lower class is practically in misery.

    And today, those in the lower class are already working as quasi-slaves, not to move up the social ladder, but to avoid falling even further.

    Every unequal system reaches the same conclusions sooner or later. The misery of the majority is Rome, and these systems are the roads that lead to it.





  • Well, you aren’t entirely wrong…

    • AI uses already existing data to create “new” data / Dreams uses things you experience throughout your life to create the scenes you see

    • Both are imperfect facsimiles of reality, very convincing at first but falls flat with a more detailed analysis

    • AI tends to hallucinate / dreams tends to be really weird

    • Places have no sense of permanence in dreams nor in AI.

    • some may argue dreams have no real meaning or purpose, it isn’t a coherent narrative, just like AI.

    Of course, it isn’t a 1:1 relation, but I kinda dig it.



  • NONE@lemmy.worldtoAsklemmy@lemmy.mlWhat’s the news in Venezuela?
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    I am in Venezuela. From what i see and my mother, who is more aware of these things, has explained me, in short:

    • The hydrocarbons law was reformed to basically give foreign companies that want to invest in our oil almost all the power they need. They are practically the owners of the land where they will drill.
    • An amnesty law has freed almost all political prisoners.
      • In relation to this, many of the prisoners who were in the Helicoide, Chavismo’s so-called “torture center,” denied having suffered any torture. Not on TV, but on their personal TikToks.
    • It is said that the CIA conducted an investigation to corroborate the claims that the disgraced opposition leader, Marina Corina Machado, and the opposition were making about the Chavista regime and the state of Venezuela in general. All or the vast majority of these claims turned out to be lies or exaggerations.
    • Attorney General Tarek William Saab resigned. But in reality, he was only moved to a different position, becoming Ombudsman. The new Attorney General is a man named Larry Devoe. It is not yet known where the former Ombudsman, Alfredo Ruiz, has been reassigned.

    That’s pretty much it. As for sources, I can’t recommend any in English, as the vast majority exaggerate or distort the narrative according to an agenda (whether for or against the United States). All mine are regional and in Spanish. The closest would be RT, but it has a very bad reputation (and rightly so).

    In reality, everything remains the same at the citizen level. The same people are still in charge, and the dollar continues to rise. The only difference is that Venezuelan oil may be sold to Israel by the US, while we will continue to eat shit with the Chavistas.

    Change so that nothing changes.