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Meech17 said:

This is always a fun thought experiment/hypothetical. Would you go back in time given you get to keep your current knowledge?

It's tough.. On it's face, it's like "Yeah obviously.. Go back in time, buy as much bitcoin as you can in 2010 for $0.10/ea.. Sell 100 of them three years later for an easy milli, and then cash out a little more in 2020 and be a kajillionaire. GG, EZ."

The biggest thing is, would you be able to do this without going crazy?

Like imagine trying to keep your facts straight in your head. All of the things you know that aren't true, but will be true in the future? How will you keep up? When did Event X happen? Was that 2014? or 2015?

Constantly being tortured by your own weird memory! Is this thing I think to be true actually true? Is it something that's just not true yet? Have I changed the trajectory of time, and somehow made it so that thing won't ever come true? Was it ever true in the first place or am I just mis-remembering?

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MNblockhead said:

Yeah, but apparently its poor etiquette to discuss the memes there.

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D&D General - D&D memes thread discussion…

For all the comments and arguments that don’t belong in the meme thread. https://www.enworld.org/threads/the-d-d-memes-thread.693664/

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MNblockhead said:

I'm already tortured by this without time travel. I might be even a bit more spacey and quirky, but being wealthy would take the edge off. Plus its an opportunity to see more places, try more things, and learn more. If I don't keep everything straight and people think I'm making up half of everything I say--oh well. Its real to me.

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Maxperson said:

I think if you are eating a lot of Scandinavian licorice, the bards likely don't have to worry.

"In the EU, the concentration of ammonium chloride is simply not allowed in foods. The Nordic countries have a special permission to add it to our sweets.

Ammonium chloride is also an ingredient in hair shampoo, in certain kinds of glue and cleaning product and in batteries. "

Everything you need to know about Scandinavian liquorice, the region's favourite treat

Much like coriander, blue cheese, or the famously divisive Marmite, salty liquorice is an acquired taste that people tend to either love or hate. Across the...

www.voguescandinavia.com

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Eric V said:

TIL that "harsh and oppressive" means "fair." There's just so much to learn on these boards.

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