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There are no genuine people who can talk to the deceased.

I can talk to my dog right now.

Yes. Unless they are clear that their performance is for entertainment only. It’s also gross… profiting off peoples’ grief by pretending to talk to their loved ones. If anybody was stupid enough to offer to charge me to talk to my late mum, I would not be pleasant with my response. I suppose...

If you value money over privacy, sure.

Things have been relatively quiet on the tariff front recently, but the US has just announced a big change--it is ending the 'de minimis' exemption on low-cost shipments entering the country. Up until now, a shipment worth $800 or less has been exempt from the global tariff situation due to the...

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You haven't played the game. You asked people for their opinion. People who have played the game gave it. You told them they're wrong. What's that about? Did you forget how to spell "thank you"?

And how many times a month are you renting out your house? It's not scaleable if you're one person trying to sell a few hundred PDFs a month. People simply won't do it. And even if they did, you'd have to manually verify and then send out each PDF. It's not a realistic solution.

I loved that bit!

She's a columnist here. And she likes the book. You want her to pretend she doesn't like the book? I can do that for you if you like. Starfinder book is a load of poopy head! I haven't read it, but I'm sure it smells bad. Does that help?

Every creator should have their own little Shopify site. You still won't be safe from the payment processors, though, unless you plan to only accept cash in person.

That's because "paranormal investigator" isn't a real thing. What you need is actual scientists doing actual science. And every time they do... they come up with nothing. Because there's nothing there. And then people try to discredit those results because.... pro-woo/anti-science, I guess?

Storage is cheap as chips. Processing power is a bit harder.

Whats ifs maybes. I mean, sure, fanciful speculation is fun. What if we really live in a giant fruit cake and we're actually ants suffering a mass hallucination? What if you are actually the immortal robotic form of Cleopatra, posting from a tomb beneath a pyramid built by sentient plants? I...

All of the above and more. All except them seeing a ghost.

Meaning?

I would say that that is my inference. Not my implication.

It doesn’t imply anything. Only a person can imply something. You infer what you want from it.