Playing hypothetical games like this are poisonous to a relationship. My advice is to not do that kind of thing anymore.
UziBobuzi
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My family was secular so I didn't have religion shoved down my throat as a kid. I got curious about church when I was around 8. I went for a year or so then had an epiphany about how nonsensical it was that a loving god would consign people to hell and stopped going.
I toyed around some with occultism in my teens but have been an atheist ever since. Nothing about religion makes sense and I live in the material, rational world.
I've bought three versions of NMS over the years due to platform changes and at one point a snapped disc.
Hello Games also has other titles and they're a small dev team. They're an example of what game companies could do if they wanted to, rather than strangling the player base with microtransactions.
Michael Moorcock is classic, I'm not sure what's in that volume but he rarely disappoints.
Nalo Hopkinson and Nisi Shawl are afrofuturists, and I love their work.
The rest I don't really know but the price is right.
Get real. There's no having a rational discussion, you're not rational.
We've got a planet full of intelligent beings we're busy killing off, so we've never been alone. We're just too speciesist to accept their existence as our equals.
If there were aliens and they had any sense at all they'd quarantine our planet and never let us off it.
Oh, please. If they were really alien they wouldn't have any DNA in common with us at all. And until samples of the "aliens" are provided to multiple scientists and labs across the globe for peer review, this is just horseshit wishful thinking.
One of the top reasons I finally went Linux and I don't regret making the change one bit.
I got a Pantum laser printer and it's free of all the rent-a-printer crap that the big ones are pulling now. It was easy to set up with my Linux system too.