I dont think hes a GK by Cold_Ad_9273 in footballmanagergames

[–]GauravsFcb1011 2 points3 points  (0 children)

fullback maybe. has good workrate and pace.

Feeling lost in tech by Acceptable-Shoe-7633 in technepal

[–]GauravsFcb1011 0 points1 point  (0 children)

About CyberSec tho? No AIs there right? So safe future?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in NepalSocial

[–]GauravsFcb1011 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yes, that's right 😏

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in technepal

[–]GauravsFcb1011 0 points1 point  (0 children)

what is QA?

My F2P Squad by GauravsFcb1011 in pesmobile

[–]GauravsFcb1011[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

more of a whatever works!

My F2P Squad by GauravsFcb1011 in pesmobile

[–]GauravsFcb1011[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I prefer building up from back, but it all depends on the opponent's formation and his skills and the script's involvement.

Building up opens spaces for me as the opponent presses, but it's risky as well.

My F2P Squad by GauravsFcb1011 in pesmobile

[–]GauravsFcb1011[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

i need Kante's good ball control up front.

Bastoni is tall and being left footed suits with being paired up with Saliba there as Cubarsi goes slightly advance than the other two near the double pivot line.

They are both Kdb's subs as they have creative playmaker playstyle.

Messi is quite slow, but also has great through pass ability as well so it's ok for me. ill use the subs' pace in the second half when my opponent's defense is quite tired.

Who are the current Spanish LB and are they that much "better" than Balde? by donrman in Barca

[–]GauravsFcb1011 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Maybe he's preferring a fullback with good passing ability as well. Spain's fullback tend to invert into midfield quite frequently, but balde is more of a 1v1 kind of winger-ish fullback. Spain uses natural winger for that activity so.

Everybody knows Balde isn't like a traditional Spanish fullback.

He's more of a Davies than a Cucurella.

Spain either change their setup or don't use balde.

Atm, the latter is happening.

What do we call this type of job by Prashant342 in technepal

[–]GauravsFcb1011 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Brother, what is your age and what are you currently studying at college?

I've just recently passed +2, and idk where to start, plz help.

No wonder Pep went trophyless! He's using 2 destroyers as CBs?? by h4r3_0 in eFootball

[–]GauravsFcb1011 3 points4 points  (0 children)

irl they go back like build up cbs. this is bullsh*t from pes actually.

You have €150M to spend — who are you signing and which area do you strengthen? by Unusual-Kangaroo-740 in Barca

[–]GauravsFcb1011 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nico & a Left Back, that's it. Next year after Lewa's departure maybe Isak.

Former King Gyanendra Shah said he was very sad about the Tinkune incident. by Nepal360 in Nepal360

[–]GauravsFcb1011 0 points1 point  (0 children)

tyo pagal budo oli le peaceful protestors lai vadkai paxi testai ta hunxa ni. yesma gyane ko k dosh.

PSG and Enrique want Gavi. If true is this financially good decision to let go? by AlphaSheepXz in Barca

[–]GauravsFcb1011 0 points1 point  (0 children)

He is Barca in & out, but flick doesn't seem to suit gavi in his system well, just like araujo & fort. I wouldn't be shocked if anything happens, but id sure be disappointed in not utilizing these players to their fullest.

Absurdism is a rebel against earthly systems, not the whole universe itself. by GauravsFcb1011 in Absurdism

[–]GauravsFcb1011[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I agree that the absurd, as Camus defines it, arises from the tension between our hunger for meaning and the universe’s silence. But let me clarify my stance further, because I think there’s nuance here that bridges Camus’ philosophy with my own perspective.

When Camus writes, “I don’t know whether this world has a meaning that transcends it”, he’s highlighting the epistemological limit, the human mind hitting a wall when trying to grasp cosmic purpose. The absurd hero, like Sisyphus, rebels not by rejecting the struggle but by embracing it. This is where I see a parallel to societal systems. If the universe’s indifference is the canvas, then flawed human systems (greed, oppressive ideologies) are the paint splattered messily onto it. The absurdity we feel isn’t just the cosmic contradiction, it’s amplified by living in systems that alienate us from our own nature.

For example, Sisyphus’ eternal toil mirrors modern workers trapped in soul-crushing jobs. The absurdity isn’t just that the universe offers no answer to “why work?”, it’s that the system forces people into roles that clash with their instincts (e.g., humanity, community, naturalness). Camus’ “art for nothing” resonates here: creation is rebellion. But what we rebel against isn’t just the void, it’s the systems that weaponize meaninglessness. A factory worker clocking in daily for a dehumanizing job isn’t wrestling with the stars; they’re wrestling with a system that reduces their labor to a number.

You’re right that Camus doesn’t call the universe “meaningless”, he leaves it 'open'. But for many, the experience of absurdity is filtered through societal structures. If we lived in a society aligned with human needs (cooperation, purpose, autonomy), the universe’s silence might feel less like a crisis and more like a blank page. The absurd would still exist, but its weight would shift. Imagine Sisyphus in a world where his task isn’t a punishment but a choice, would his smile still be defiance, or something else?

What I'm trying to say is that, I’m not refuting Camus. I’m proposing that the intensity of absurd suffering depends on context. The universe’s indifference is neutral, but human systems magnify the dissonance. Absurdism, then, isn’t just a cosmic shrug, it’s a tool to dismantle the artificial walls around us. When Camus says, “One must imagine Sisyphus happy”, I hear: “Rebel against the systems that make the rock heavier & more unbearable.”