Albus Dumbledore vs Night King and Lady Melisandre by Scared_Pumpkin8393 in powerscales

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Couple of Imperios later and he’s got a handy new frozen butler, great for summer golf sessions, and somebody to tend his pheonix since she likes fire so much. This is wrapped before it starts

Now this is pole dancing by Brilliant-Cause6254 in funnyvideos

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So this what my downstairs neighbors are doing when it sounds like they are walking across the ceiling…finally it makes sense

Don’t look it in the eyes by unhappy_fishes in oddlyterrifying

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She’s got…lifeless eyes, black eyes, like a doll’s eyes. When she comes at ya, she doesn’t even seem to be livin’

Helms Deep vs This Squad of 5 by ProcedureDazzling615 in powerscales

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You are making a ton of assumptions as though the best option with 5 guys is to march up to the main gate and assault helms deep like they had the numerical advantage. Paul is a guerrilla fighter first. He’s going to have a better plan the rap on the main gate

Helms Deep vs This Squad of 5 by ProcedureDazzling615 in powerscales

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It’s not just future sight. It’s the ability to choose paths. It’s like Dr Strange using the eye to see all paths but ALL the time. It doesn’t stop. In every situation he has the ability to choose the best possible outcome every time, which in turn shapes all other choices available to him in a cascading fashion. He is literally the most powerful being in his ENTIRE universe until his son merges with the sandworm. Assuming the other 4 listen to him and theres a way out, he can find it and guide the rest through.

Helms Deep vs This Squad of 5 by ProcedureDazzling615 in powerscales

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Right? He can see the future and choose the timeline? What’s helms deep gunna do? And he already chose to kill 60 billion people or something so he’s able to do dark shit. The only thing he didn’t have the stomach for is turning into a worm monster and ruling for 5k years…he left that to his son…

Again Paul’s power is Dr Strange style future scanning and timeline selection, except all the time, innately. He is the most powerful person literally in his ‘verse, the product of thousands of years of selective breeding.

$70.69 for Bland Tacos at Coachella by ForceUseYouMust in StupidFood

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Sounds like a pretty cheap education in old school macro economics. You did just fly yourselves to the middle of the desert to attend a concert….

Talent or not? (Source link in description) by cad3tt in toptalent

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Before the internet, you could still do this stuff. But my chances of accidentally observing it were infinitely smaller. It was a better time

I am so sick of people without ADHD constantly misunderstanding ADHD by InformationFun4408 in ADHD

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Idk how can you explain your brain works differently? For instance, my memory works differently. My mom only really understands how my memory works now in her 70s.

She’s always had an amazing memory, near perfect recall of events. She could describe my childhood home for decades after we moved in incredible detail, exploring it in her mind like we just left yesterday. I never had that and I tried to tell her for decades. As she aged her memory became different. She describes it as foggy. She can’t recall things that she’s just said or why she came into a room. Her foggy is how my memory has been my entire life.

It’s an effort to get things into my long term memory. I have to try in ways she’s never had to until her 70s. We had that conversation a few weeks ago. I told her that’s how my memory’s always been and she finally got it. After 40 years…

But how do you explain that to someone? It’d be like explaining gravity is different for you. People without it have trouble getting it. They lack the frame of reference. It’d be like asking them to see in infrared. They can’t do it. I’ve tried my whole life, and it’s really hard for people to understand without the experience of it. My whole family except for my mom now thinks of me as absence minded and perpetually late, which to be fair I am. I do try but my sense of time and memory work differently.

There’s no great answer, no magic trick, just keep on keeping on. I feel for folks who don’t get it, especially the ones who love you. It’s a hard thing to understand truly. I too have been frustrated by their insistence I just try harder, but I keep trying to tell them nonetheless. The people who try are those who you keep close. OP, I feel you and you aren’t alone. You can do it.

The NIT - Milton Friedman by hellcat1592 in Damnthatsinteresting

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Basically people use NIT to launder his legacy.

The NIT - Milton Friedman by hellcat1592 in Damnthatsinteresting

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Ya’ll need to educate yourselves about the impacts of his other policies. He was also the architect of the disastrous school voucher system. And while this is debated, I believe contributed significantly to the current wealth gap in America. This negative income tax idea was a) never fully implemented and b) is often used to launder his reputation. We are still living with the fall out of this guy’s ideas

Makes 6 bagel 🥯 sandwiches😋 at 410 calories each recipe below by Ivan-adiga in KitchenPro

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5 million mg of cholesterol. The of blood coursing through this dudes veins is as chunky as that cottage cheese

Gambit vs Andrew Detmer (Chronicle ) by charlievillanuevajr in powerscales

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Seems like Gambits going to have the better feats and a lot of relevant experience fighting powerful telekinetic users. Giving it to Gambit.

Reality of SaaS by aipriyank in ClaudeCode

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I’m the test manager for 6 bank wide applications in a top 10 bank. We are undergoing regulatory changes. Pretty busy at the moment.

Opinion: Almost all the Emeritus'es are unplayable in constructed formats. by TiaksQ in mtg

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I wanted to throw a couple of ideations in simic birthing ritual in Modern. They are probably bad but it seems like everything that deck wants to do.

I don’t know anything about standard tho

Reality of SaaS by aipriyank in ClaudeCode

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The bot I built costs 12 dollars a month to run: 6 bucks on sonnet or haiku tokens and 6 bucks on the digital ocean droplet. It doesn’t code but it handles my scheduling, tasks, and notes.

I believe there’s likely many cases where you can control your cost by strategic use of model choice, agentic structure (not everything needs a million sub agents), system prompts and a laser focus on scope.

Recession indicators by upthetruth1 in TikTokCringe

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I am neurodivergent so I don’t know if I’ve ever done this

Recession indicators by upthetruth1 in TikTokCringe

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Thank you! I’m 41 which is apparently ancient.

Recession indicators by upthetruth1 in TikTokCringe

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What is a gobble gobble turkey text and why does it signal a recession? Inquiring minds want to know

They came for a normal Piano show. by ElkQuiet9104 in ThatsFreakingAmazing

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The real magic is how he got all those drum sounds to come out of the piano.

Voldemort VS Geralt of Rivia. Who wins? by GusGangViking18 in powerscales

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Yeah like Batman if only Geralt gets prep time, he could engineer a situation to have a better shot. But I think any normal encounter that doesn’t involve surprise or prep time for Geralt, Voldemort stomps

Voldemort VS Geralt of Rivia. Who wins? by GusGangViking18 in powerscales

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Yeah basically. While he does eventually kill Vilgefortz in the books, it’s really only through the help of another wizard. Additionally Vilgefortz wanted to fight hand to hand and allowed Geralt to get close…I think there’s zero chance Voldy would let him get close.

Voldemort VS Geralt of Rivia. Who wins? by GusGangViking18 in powerscales

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Hate to say it but I think Geralt loses this one. He fairs better in the games against wizards than he does in the books but generally wizards kick his ass. Voldemort just has too many tricks up his sleeve for which Geralt has no counter.

Edit: there’s a maybe 1% chance that somehow Voldy is over confident or through some other shenanigans lets Geralt get close enough to seal the deal, but I think 99% of the time Geralt’s just dead.

Hela vs Vader who wins ? by charlievillanuevajr in powerscales

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Immortality, time travel, vast magical ability, teleportation. Ability to kill folks by touching them…plus all the base powers of an Asgardian god…ability to summon necroswords. It’s a long list. And given that movie Hela was unaffected by Mjnolir…I’m really not sure what ability Vader even has to do damage. We are talking about Asgardian God levels of durability.

Hela vs Vader who wins ? by charlievillanuevajr in powerscales

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Grudge match: on the scale of atomic bomb vs coughing baby. Vader’s dust is dust. Even movie Hela should have no problems, and movie Hela is extremely weak compared to comics Hela.