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A New Reality Show Will Pay Cash if Players Can Convince Experts the Earth Is Flat
  • Iirc the rules were prove magic is real as described. Ie. Prove the rules of divination as written in their belief system. Of course it's a scientific approach, and it would make the unexplained explained, conventionally that means it "stops being magic" but all they had to do was prove their beliefs aren't bullshit.

  • A New Reality Show Will Pay Cash if Players Can Convince Experts the Earth Is Flat
  • Didn't work when Chris angel offered 1 mil to prove magic is real.

    The crazies spun a "noble witch" narrative that anyone who practices magic is above materialism. As if fortune tellers aren't more aggressive than knife salesmen.

  • The Force Unleashed I/II was not as fun as I thought
  • It's easy for me to say why Jedi Outcast/Academy was better:

    -more reactive combat(lightsaber combos based on your movement)

    -force powers were more fun(You could do crazy combos with force powers that could be chained one after another)

    -The enemies were more fun to fight.

    -the characters and story were so much better

    -The multiplayer was basically Unreal tournament with Jedi(Also you had multiplayer)

    -MULTIPLAYER

    -GTK radiant so you could build custom maps and stories.

  • Happily ever after.
  • He doesn't even need to do all that. Christopher Reeves mastered two different demeanors and when he swaps between them it's surreal. Clark disappears and you see Superman wearing glasses.

  • Eat shit Spotify.
  • When a company offers free services and then starts charging after people start using them(or in the case of OP, become dependent on them) then it's complete bullshit. Now you can't trust free services because a company can just decide it's not free whenever they want.