Lunatics like that just don't have a concept of politics that can exist disconnected from religion, religion is the only legitimate politic. This is as old as the existence of cities. It's so hard to make a civilization that breaks off from that and to maintain it that way.
If they were richer or more powerful, they'd definitely be more targeted. What they might or might not have had at the time that you'd expect today (or even in a later medieval setting) is protection. What's the line between "the town set up a ritual designating the leader as responsible for failure" and "a bunch of people from downtown got upset and ganged up on the mayor and the landlord one night"?
The sequels, Warrior Within and The Two Thrones, also push through the storyline based on the fact the your character changed the past, did so multiple times, and kept screwing it further until hitting the big reset button.
Warrior Within has a scene where you watch a parallel version of you (you don't know it at the time) get killed, go back in time, and then relive that scene as the parallel version but you make your past version get killed instead.
Nintendo got a Gamecube emulator running on the NVidia Shield, in China only. The version of TP released on it got upscaled textures - different from the Wii U HD version. Never went anywhere else. This was around 2019. I never heard of any particular difference, it was just an emulator after all.
Looking up more details - the emulator came out with TP and a couple other games in late 2017, and the upscaled textures were udpated in 2019.
My first assumption giving them the benefit of the doubt would be that it's a rhetorical question to point out that there is a proper response and the car should have been taught to do that instead. Even if a lot of actual drivers don't know the answer.
Well, also yes, ipso facto? If we're offspring of sapiens sapiens and sapiens neanderthalis, that means they had viable offsprings together, therefore they're the same species, QED...
Admit which things are bad or not, understand why they are bad or not, and chose to not do the things that are bad
See the distinction between others and you
If you do things and you learn that they are bad and hurt others, work on it to understand what's going on and make a better decision, don't feel insulted and get mad at people telling you that something you did is hurting others
Don't take things personally as an attack on yourself, don't bind your identity to a larger group
Did you expect... to see him win first and THEN for the DNC to sabotage him? Would that be the only way for to to accept that it happened, and anything else is just "he lost"?
Anton Petrov also has good analysis of papers like that, here's him explaining why no the observation does not support the black hole cosmology as long as we're not cherrypicking https://youtu.be/xXSV9JaWxCE
Doesn't mean the paper is shit, it always helps drawing parallels to notice differences and refine our equations, but the sensationalism must prevail for all the news sites reporting on it I guess.
1885 is way too recent. Anything past 1800 is Napoleon taking Europe, everyone's local consequences, and then WW1. There's a thousand and a half years of material to discuss before that even after Greece and Rome, this is only the very end and if you're paying attention.
You teach behavior and biases, but it's well observed that kids naturally don't see distinctions between groups of people until it is taught to them, and that kids do feel empathy naturally, and will feel upset about perceived injustices and such. Isolating a white kid so they don't see a Black kid until they're 15 is a learned thing, if they're raised in a shared environment, they won't see a difference. What you teach is how to act on it (like sharing), how to handle emotions about it. Restricting experience is teaching.
History lessons are a bunch of names and dates that you have to learn by heart. We went there, we made this place, we came back with this shit, we made a church. Here's a family tree. Even when learning about battles and borders, we don't get to ask "why were they here? Why were we there?" We just know that we were at war because this king and that king disagreed. Sometimes, at best, one of them just wants control of this location or someone's wife banged the wrong duke, but that's almost only for intra European conflicts - and Jerusalem.
Ethnic social issues came very late. Jews and other wandering populations are completely ignored.
Doitsu means whichever, or Germany (deformed from Deutsch)