That's all right OP, probably we all there in the past at least once.

Don't waste more time thinking about it, it is as useless as the debate was, so don't make the mistake twice.

Make this into a learning opportunity, and try to be more easygoing in the future. If you read something you disagree with to a level that it causes you emotional distress (you get excited, angry, riled up) then remind yourself to be more chill about it. Perhaps ask: should I really continue? You won't lose anything by not replying more.

I think it's fine having debates on the internet, have to learn to step back. Sure as he >>351420 expressed they are mostly pointless, in the same vein we could say the same about basically anything - Russians tend to draw such conclusions.

 

Two cases from the top of my head when internet debates aren't pointless.

1. You have a thought and you want to test it by others. Perhaps they have different angles to view it, and ofc differing knowledge.

2. You want to learn something about someone else's viewpoint.

Perhaps there are other cases.

No sorry

White trash beautiful

Trailer park queen

Swings hash in the diner from 11 to 5

Married a boy from school

Thought he was oh so cool

But all he can do for money is drive...

I don’t eat out of cans.

Do not copy Minichan.ca 🤬🤬🤬

Wait a second you have a problem with racism?

The prices are a real problem.

Good

To me, Xi is definitely one of the most temperate Paramount Leaders in Communist China’s history. He is not rash or impulsive, he bides his time, and he only acts when he has complete information on the situation.

 

Which is where the “Do Nothing, Win” meme comes from. He’s not exactly doing nothing per se; he’s just waiting for everyone else to make their moves first, then he will analyse the global chessboard afterwards and finally makes his.

 

And China has so far greatly benefitted from his patience and sensibility. It’s also not as if China is really doing nothing either - it is busy developing its own infrastructure and infrastructure abroad through the Belt & Road initiative, and is securing itself as the leader of the Global South with regards to BRICS and Africa, all while America becomes more isolationist.

 

I dont really know exactly if the approval rating of his governance in China is accurate. When I worked there, it was still under the previous leader Hu Jintao. But I won’t be surprised if it is genuine. He has practically leapfrogged China’s economy and prosperity to be able to now directly compete with the USA. The Chongqing you see today is very different from the Chongqing of 2005-2007 when I worked there, and so is many other different cities. Chongqing was more or less a mountainous backwater swamp 20 years ago, and now it’s transformed itself into a cyberpunk city and tourist destination.

 

In my eyes, Deng still remains as the greatest, and Mao - while socially revolutionary within modern Han Chinese/Socialist ethos - is largely still the biggest idiot when it comes to governance. But thats just my opinion lol.

 

Np :)

Same and I’ve been here for over a year.

Bruh, it turns out in english language it is not "videocard" but "graphics card". I knew something was off.

Anyway, I'm a complete noobie when it comes to specs, so that's why I'm asking for advice. The pc I lost had 610 graphics card, if I remember correctly. It is very old and outdated tech, so I was playing games that were just as ancient, ignoring modern ones before I get a new pc.