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I mean, it's getting used in a lot of different ways here. FWIW, the real definition is about individuals, not populations. So...

Yeah, I wouldn't agree that it "shuts down" those concepts. But it does undeniably, and dramatically, reduce their frequency. I think...

Your ability to educate the world is limited. Your ability to educate yourself is in your own hands. Um... the US had a racism...

So, there's a nice example from a commonly known fiction we can look to: Klingons. At one point (I think it might have been in ST...

So, this touches on an important point: the difference between "broad average" for a people, and how you depict individuals. There is a...

That's an excellent question. I think the answer is that we don't actually need them most of the time. It is perhaps key to remember...

What's always been really funny to me about people getting SO MAD about strong, brutish halflings being possible is that they...

I have no idea who feylin or garter folk are, so I cannot speak to them, specifically. But, I can try to address some of the core...

Hey, I'm not the one claiming it. You don't need to convince me. But, apparently, adjusting encounters on the fly is perfectly in...

This to me is a really weird take. I see the rules as a framework to make it a game.

Some of us don't want our imagination limited. I thought that was obvious. Maybe you're fine with it (clearly many are) but we were...

I think one important difference is that a species can be portrayed however you like in your own game, but insisting that your preferred...

I'm sorry but I still don't think you are getting it. Yes, it is descriptive, not prescriptive. There's nothing preventing a DM from...

Oh, GREAT example, and I hope some other people in this thread are still reading. The reason that works is that they are 'encoded', as...

...or could it be because when you grow up in tree-houses with parents who follow a pastoral religion are more concerned with poetry...