What are 10 video games you recommend?
Slime Rancher!!!One of my favorite games of all time, Slime Rancher is a beautiful, cheerful game to sit back and enjoy on a lazy afternoon.2. Night in the Woods.This game plays more as a novel than it does a game, but is one of my favorite stories of all time. And let me tell you, this is currently one of the only games I’ve ever played that has made me cry.3. The Half-Life seriesWhen compared to some more modern games, the Half-Life games may not pique the interest of everyone, this groundbreaking series is one of the greatest gaming experiences I’ve ever had.(However, the original Half-Life may be too outdated for some. In that case I would recommend Black Mesa, a remake of HL1 in the Source engine)4. Deus Ex: Human RevolutionA personal favorite of mine, DE: HR is another amazing fps. While it has it’s faults, this game provides a startling glimpse into the possible future humanity has created for itself.(Note: I recommend playing the Director’s Cut edition, not the base)5. GmodWhile Gmod may seem like a silly sandbox game, it is a silly sandbox game that will provide you with hours of entertainment. With the power of the Steam Workshop, you can do just about anything imaginable.6. Portal 2Another Valve classic, Portal 2 does not fail to disappoint. With innovative gameplay, and an excellent story, Portal 2 is certainly an experience to remember.6. Fran BowA unique balance between fantasy and horror, Fran Bow is the dark twin of Alice’s Wonderland.7. SubnauticaSubnautica is an excellent game about the depths of an ocean. While not intended to be a frightening game, Subnautica certainly has it’s share of spooks as you explore the deep, dark depths of the unknown.8. Pony IslandA cute, happy fun game about ponies frolicking. Nothing sinister happening at all.9. CupheadA relative newcomer to the gaming scene, Cuphead sets itself apart with a gorgeous art style, and with gameplay that can’t be beat.While the difficulty curve may be troublesome at first, once you find your rhythm you’ll have no trouble.10. Doom 2While severely outdated by today’s standards, Doom 2 is just plain fun.Enough said.
Movies like the video game Watch Dogs?
Try The Echelon Conspiracy... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gNmnVoc0...
Tv series like the game Watch Dogs?
there's a tv show that is almost like watch dogs. Kind of. I used to watch it, an ex-military whose now working for a former employee who made a machine which tells who's in danger Foreign or Domestic. I forgot the name
Pros and Cons of Interest Groups?
Arguments Pros No one who accepts money from someone else is truly free to serve the public good in a fair-minded way. Running for election in the USA costs millions of dollars, needed to pay for a campaign organisation and television advertisements. When a politician relies on huge sums of money contributed by an interest group in order to run, his or her vote will naturally be influenced by the wishes of that organisation rather than by what is best for the country. Cons If a politician depended on only one source of funding, undue influence might be a possibility. But so many interest groups are active in Washington that politicians gets contributions from dozens, if not hundreds, of them. The influence of any one group, therefore is tiny; even a contribution of $10 000 is only a “drop in the bucket” when campaigns cost millions. In fact a bigger problem is the rise of very rich politicians (e.g. Steve Forbes, Michael Bloomberg, Jon Corzine). The funding interest groups can provide to talented but hard-up politicians means that elections are not dominated by the very wealthy. Pros The size of campaign donations has become so large that donors certainly expect some kind of payback. A manufacturers’ association will not give $100 000 away just as a gesture of good will; it expects to see its concerns favourably addressed in Congress. And what is good for a particular group of manufacturers may well be bad for the wider public interest. For example, protective tariffs (import taxes) on foreign compestitors may raise prices for consumers. Weaker health and safety rules may be bad for employees. Cons Charges of unfair influence are often vague and unsupported by facts. Watchdog organisations like to make statistical links between donations and votes, but that is not real evidence that votes have been “bought”. Don’t forget that actually buying votes is a crime and is vigorously prosecuted. Recently both lobbyists (e.g. Jack Abramoff) and politicians (e.g William Jefferson) have been found guilty and punished for giving and taking bribes. This shows the system works and will deter others from acting in the same way.
Has anyone read that book called 50 cures they don't want you to know about?
I think that's the name of the book. Author Kevin Landreau I believe. What do you think about it? You think the government, FDA, Pharmaceutical companies are like that? This book really pissed me off