At this rate i really need to google how to get into Act 3, the spoiler to it had started to roll in.

Rather impressive tbh, used to practice martial art back then, other than the wobbly stance(because human joint and muscle have shock absorption), it’s very smooth.

Seeing how american and russian weaponise their war robot, this is the least offensive one tbh.

Better in…what? Being shallow?

Boost? I have the same issue. Lots of image viewed from Boost have a tiny green line on top too.

The 80% figure I mistook for the one of Qatar originally

No you don’t, you’re just ignorant. Next you gonna tell me south korea is a dictator state and then whoops, you confused it with north korea.

Every service you pointed out leaves immigrants without access, 40% of Saudi population not having access to healthcare is exactly my point.

You first say poor people, now you change it to immigrant. How many time do you wanna move the goal post?

Wikipedia explicitly says this healthcare is for citizens, and when 40% are non citizens, it’s a de-facto apartheid state with half the population being immensely exploited

Wikipedia also stated:

“Sponsors/employers are responsible for paying for an extensive package of services for private sector expatriates.”

Why are you running defense for authoritarian monarchies in the Middle East?

Is this supposed to be an attack on me or defence of your own ignorant? I see you spitting bs that can be easily debunked via a simple search, so i debunked it via a simple search. And why are you defending dictator state of north korea?

Cope.

You:

For example, Saudi Arabia, a widely known example of a monarchy with absolutist power, has 80% of the population composed of immigrants without rights who get stripped of their passports and get treated as slaves.

Also you:

When 40%ish of the population is without basic human rights

Wanna try again?

Then you:

There’s no public healthcare

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Health_care_in_Saudi_Arabia

Health care in Saudi Arabia is a national health care system in which the government provides free universal healthcare coverage through a number of government agencies.

Then you also:

no infrastructure for poor people (trains, public schools, people-centered urbanism…), etc.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Education_in_Saudi_Arabia

Public education in Saudi Arabia—from primary education through college—is open to every Saudi citizen. Education is the second-largest sector of government spending in Saudi Arabia.[7] Saudi Arabia spends 8.8% of its gross domestic product on education, which is nearly double the global average of 4.6%.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al_Mashaaer_Al_Mugaddassah_Metro_line

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Riyadh_Metro

There are several other line being planned.

Sleep is for the weak!

I would love to have source for your claim on north korea, because your claim on saudi arabia is all but nonsense, and is really easily dispelled with a little bit of internet search.

And across the history, some king are known to have build a lot of public infrastructure, while others don’t. That isn’t a sign of governance type, that is the sign of the competence of the leadership.

I don’t doubt this, but you could have said the same about Queen Elizabeth before she got in a box

I can also say the same for all prime minister and president in country without monarch and with constitutional monarch. That is exactly what a leader of the country are. What is exactly your point here?

This requires more evidence. What’s your evidence for this? What material reasons do you have to believe that the decisions come from Kim personally and not from the communist party?

Let me do one better: what is your evidence that say otherwise?

Firstly, to say that Kim family is merely ceremonial mean you have to proof that someone else is running the show, that hatched all the plans, that have the final say. We don’t have that information. What we have is he is the single most powerful person in North Korea, that rule and guide the country, that inherited the power from his father.

Of course, a king need a general and a treasurer, whether they are the one in control or not is not a known fact, and that will remained a mystery until someone close to them speak.

So yes, with the information the world have, we can safely say North Korea is run by a single family.

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acrylamide, an organic compound formed during cooking methods above 120°C (such as frying or roasting).

Sous vide, steam, and soup going forward.

Did some search and apparently it’s formed by sugar and amino acid, which is everywhere. And it’s formed on browned and burned part of starchy food from cooking in high heat, which also include bread and biscuit.

And here’s a catch: it’s merely a media scare, because according to Cancer Research UK, it will only cause cancer in very high dose, which is how the researcher originally found out on animal study and we will likely not getting anyway near those dose. It’s like drowning rat with water and then proclaim that water is a harmful substance and human should avoid it.

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Constitutional Monarchy are very different and limited form of monarchy, where the monarch have very limited power or are simply there for ceremonial purpose. The king doesn’t command the parliament, and cannot make policy, and at most can suggest it.

I live in a country with constitutional monarchy and they mostly just there, occasionally making remark and have their opinions. They however still have the power to veto bill and reject project, but it happen very very rarely. They’re mostly there as religious leader and political weapon for some.

So to answer your question, yes, Netherlands and Denmark both practice constitutional monarchy, hence they’re still considered democracy.

Democracy is when you select an heir to your throne.

They answer your argument exactly how i feel. I guess every accusation is really a projection.

You shouldn’t need a tech tour and an app (or five) to turn the heat down or clean the dishes. You shouldn’t have to worry that pressing the wrong button will set off a chain of events you don’t know how to undo. All these powerful processors and thousands of lines of code have succeeded in making everyday things slower, harder to use, and less reliable than they used to be.

Kinda really sound like a skill issue? Seems like the author went in over-zealously without research and then regret it. There’s tons of useless smart device that have no busness being smart device, but there’s also tons of IOT device(specifically those simple one) that made my life easier.

That’s a very cute kitty! Looks well taken care of, maybe it’s community stray?

Also don’t worry, that’s barely a baby voice, i did worst as a 30+ dude, and no i’m not apologising either.

Me when i terrified of people carrying gun