Morrowind, by far. I still remember the sense of freedom and exploration I got

I'm really happy to be here, and after reading this, I'm even happier.

Really happy about this, hope it truly happens. Finally a social in the true meaning of the word.

But we HAVE so much to loose. At the moment, even a worse case scenario is one when earth goes on and adapts. Even humans would likely survive. And it's not even decided we'll get that.

But as proven time and time again by the shitty predictions we are getting, we don't have anything close to a true understanding of the systems in which we live.

So on top of that, you'd prefer a single nation, most likely with economic interests well active in their decision making, to try and forcefully modify the system we don't really understand?

Count me out.

Honestly, this is a headline I would never have expected in 2023.

It doesn't.

I'm not having an issue by itself, but I'm having an issue with the fact that a private company has arbitrarily been able to cover much of the earth with stuff that is, at best, disruptive. Let's not forget also forget that the main reason starlink exists is military, not bringing internet to rural areas.

Carbonara for me (I'm italian). You can make it with ingredients that are readily available, don't spoil and can be freezed with minimal impact on flavour. You can make it in the time it takes pasta to cook, always tastes great, and can substitute a whole meal.

Then you have studies showing declined fertility, increase in cancer rates, and everyone has pickachu face.

I'll stay here for sure, just need to find the courage to delete my account for good. Ten cent investment never agreed with me anyway.

At present, Turkey has no place in Europe.

Might as well go with "processed food or drinks are bad". It's been proven so many times, you are far better off avoiding them as much as you can.