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I don't know what weapons will be used in World War III, but in World War IV, people will be fighting with stones and sticks.

Why only "people" will be fighting? Maybe we'll encounter some little green alien men...

There are ashes and fewer of them; with these ashes, it would feel bad, but without them, it would feel good.

To be honest, I didn't understand anything.For example.
We were recently talking about the Middle Ages; they didn't have underwear, they had lice, they didn't wash for half a year, etc. However, some people lived quite normally. They generally ignored the lice. Now, a person would simply experience a panic attack if they got lice (I would cut off my own head :). We have evolved more; that is, in this example, we can see that our appearance has become much more pleasant. In the Middle Ages, lice were normal for them; for us now, they are not. However, for those same people from the Middle Ages, it would be terrible to live in caves by a fire, wearing only some uncomfortable animal skin, etc., while for these savages, what is happening to them is perfectly normal.
Conclusion: we are evolving, but in vain. The more conveniences we discover for ourselves, the higher our standards of requirements and desires become. So, what is the point of evolution at all?

Guest, yes, and we will fight them.

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they learned about the human genome, soon we will all be healthy.

Why would "humans" only be at war? Maybe we'll encounter little green alien men...

Unsuccessful searches for UFOs prove that no one wants to associate with such idiots as us.

The unsuccessful search for UFOs proves that no one wants to associate with such idiots as we are.

Well, if there is another intelligent society, why did everyone except us necessarily evolve only through peaceful and, compared to us, more reasonable methods?)
It's impossible to think that there is no one stupider than us – the universe will definitely offer a couple of surprises...

like in the Soviet Union, there was a series where they tested earthlings for "loyalty" and wanted to invite them to an intergalactic alliance, but the humans stole the alien money and were left empty-handed. Damn money controls people.

just like in Space Quest, there was a series... they tested the Earthlings for "loyalty" and wanted to invite them to an intergalactic alliance, but the humans stole the alien money and were left empty-handed.
damn money controls people

Well, if at least someone realizes this, then maybe not all is lost...

http://www.kongregate.com/games/IcyLime/multitask

It's a fun little game. I haven't been able to score over 90 yet.

83. As soon as the fourth one appeared, I immediately got scared and lost.

Today, I <put the sharpener in my pocket> and went to school. During the second lesson, I had already accepted that I had lost the sharpener. I thought for a long time about how much I valued it. How much I loved it. Once, the handle broke off my briefcase. Then I took a blade from the sharpener, unscrewed a screw from the hinge with it, and reattached the handle. The briefcase was whole again! My sharpener saved me from so much inconvenience and effort! It sharpened pencils perfectly. When I asked my mother for it at the market, this sharpener was the last one in the box. It cost 10 rubles, which was relatively expensive compared to the sharpeners of my classmates. But it disappeared! I liked this sharpener for its tiny outlines, beauty, and practicality. It was white, made of a strong alloy, and had a steel blade. The sharpener had a bolt that held the blade firmly in place. Like the whole device, it was shiny. Today, I left school late. I glanced at the floor and went home with Lenka. I arrived. I put my gloves on the shelf and saw the sharpener! I was happy. I found the sharpener!

And now, level 90.

I was happy. I found a sharpening stone!

All's well that ends well :smile04:

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The despair of Anchorage, however, is beyond measure, and finding someone who would complete it TWICE is most likely only possible among the testers.

Considering that Anchorage is indeed depressing, I did complete it twice. Although I really didn't want to.

Why?

self-improvement or increasing endurance and willpower

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So, where are all the hardcore players? Is anyone going to respond here?

and I was playing the game
now I ran away from the orcs from my house, but the path I needed was blocked, and I had to go through the mountains, where gnomes and trolls live. The former threatened and said they would attack if we went to the eastern shore, so I had to go along the western shore, and there were trolls + I need to kill the main one). But the trolls attacked the gnomes, and they had to help us, so everything ended well.

by the way, I remember when I was a kid, red dots appeared on my stomach (like an allergy), and they formed the letter M, the first letter of my name... heh, it was strange, because it only happened once, and I didn't feel any pain.