What are everyone's thoughts on the game? Have you played it? Are there things that you like or don't like about its gameplay?

I've not yet bought the game but I was looking for people's opinions.

Personally, I would take issue with someone born outside of the US being made POTUS. If they were to change the Constitution, I would be OK with that but not before.

I do like Musk and think that he's a great leader but I also think that he wouldn't want the job. From the looks of things, he cares more about his success than he does his ego.

@mattbbpl: There's a case to be made with regards to the interest rates for student loans but forgiving those loans is categorically stupid. How can you make a case against income inequality where people with a college education make more yet still push to give people with that advantage more money?

Beyond that, how is forgiving student loans, which is an investment in one's future job, OK when you can make the same argument for a construction worker that takes out a loan to buy equipment for his/her work?

The only way to be fair has to include being responsible for one's debts. Anything less is rewarding stupidity and I can't support that.

I got my Series X a few weeks ago and it does play 360 games both with bumped up resolutions as well as quicker load times. Other than that, it's pretty much the same.

There are three things that are in the way of the whole climate debate. First, China and India are, by far, the global leaders in environmental pollution and they have shown no indication of wanting to reduce their emissions. We're kidding ourselves if the US thinks that we are going to have any noticeable impact on the globe.

Next, we don't actually know how much of what we do is impacting the climate and to what extent. Any scientist worth their salt would stress that there is a lot more that we don't know than what we do. To blindly "follow the science" is more of a cult-like attitude than being objective.

Lastly, politics gets in the way. There are plenty of great things that both left-wingers and conservatives can do that could benefit each other's agendas but it seems like we've become so divided in recent years that any agreement can be seen as a submission by their party loyalists. Though I do see some problems in that area coming from Republicans, I've never seen so much hate coming from Democrats since back when they had created the KKK.

I suspect that a lot of this stems from the recent push for one's truth instead of actual truth. In reality, there is no such thing as "my truth". There is only what objective facts exist in the world and how we perceive them.

We've spent years watching Republican politicians and their talking heads pushing nonsense and contradictions. Not wanting to be outdone, Democrats and others in the far left asked that someone hold their beer as they bring up woke culture, defunding the police, an inability to define what is a woman, having biological men competing in girl's and women's sporting events, legal abortions on the day of a child's birth, fascist mandates, making the investigation of Biden's son an impeachable offense, and painting anyone ranging from politically moderate to conservative as a bigoted, racist homophobe if they don't support any of the far left agenda.

The list actually goes on and on but that's a good slice of what our political climate has turned into lately. Personally, I would like to see exchanges from people of all political perspectives but it seems that not everyone is willing to tolerate exchanges with people with whom they disagree politically.

@blaznwiipspman1: It's odd that people refer to Musk when talking about EVs but he didn't invent them. All he did was make them desirable and improve the technology.

I do think that they have a long way to go especially in areas where it gets cold but I'm always happy to see technology improve.

Am I misunderstanding something or did he just vote where he held residence while working elsewhere? Did he vote more than once or for more than one state?

In its current form, Twitter is like Fight Club for people afraid to get punched. It's toxic in that there can only be one side to an argument so anyone that doesn't think like they're supposed to are welcome to talk to the thought police.

I find it odd that bribery and sexual harassment will get you in trouble in NY state but putting a bunch of covid patients in nursing homes, where our most vulnerable live, doesn't seem to bother a whole lot of people. Over 15,000 of those deaths happened because of this decision.

You might say that it was an accident but, if I were to accidentally drive over and kill 15,000 elderly people on my way home, I'm probably going to get into a bit of a legal pickle.