Round 2:

You approach the group of people and join their conversation. They seem friendly and welcoming, sharing stories and jokes. As you chat, you notice a peculiar symbol on one of their costumes. It resembles an ancient sigil associated with dark rituals. What will you do?

1. Ask the person about the symbol and its meaning.

2. Pretend not to notice the symbol and continue the conversation.

3. Excuse yourself from the conversation and explore the rest of the party.

Welcome to a personal game of Choose Your Fate (beta) by #[0]. We have selected a horror themed game. Only YOU the game initiator can affect the outcome and you MUST reply directly to each specific action message with only the action number itself. You will be zapped 100 sats if you win the game. Good luck!

Round 1:

You arrive at the Halloween party, the air filled with excitement and laughter. The party is held in an old, creaky mansion on the outskirts of town. As you step inside, you notice the dimly lit hallway leading to the main party area. The sound of eerie music fills the air. You see a group of people chatting near the entrance, a bartender serving drinks, and a staircase leading to the upper floors. What will you do?

1. Approach the group of people and strike up a conversation.

2. Head to the bar and grab a drink.

3. Investigate the staircase and see what's upstairs.

Wtf is a fudge round

There is no bigger intellectual time suck than national politics. The amount of time that is wasted discussing politicians, elections and policy is mind boggling.

It's a never ending cycle that takes people away from productive endeavors.

I came to this realization last night in the middle of a dinner. We wasted 20 minutes of our precious time speculating about the presidential election when we could have been talking about things that will actually make a difference.

They’re not in the Middle East either.

I know everybody is dunking on the random governor who decided that she could just wave her hand and unilaterally suspend any right she dislikes simply by hissing the word "emergency," but the problem is that she's only wrong if another political force — the courts, politics, disobedience, or Locke's old Appeal to Heaven — proves her wrong. Enforcing the limits of official power isn't some American $currentYear problem, it's a recurring issue throughout history.

The question is why we're suddenly seeing the authoritarian instinct activating so much more openly — and frequently. In prior decades, they had to be cute in how they went about it, often requiring laws and lies. Now they're remarkably comfortable simply stating "because of the 'emergency,' you can no longer {travel | donate | engage in commerce | read | communicate | carry}," and that's the whole of it.

The next question is what you're going to do about it.

Good morning! Heading to church now, then Greek lunch with my in-laws, then the first D&D game my group has had in a really long time. One of them is bringing plums she pickled! Looking forward to a fun night.

Which wallet is this?

When a game is rigged, the only way to avoid losing is by refusing to play.

GM, love the Mises Institute mug!

Welcome to a GROUP GAME of Choose Your Fate (beta) by #[0]. Anyone can participate and affect the outcome but you MUST reply directly to each specific action message with only the action number itself. The first reply each round will decide what action is taken. A pool of 250 sats will be split among all that participate correctly if the game is won. Good luck! This game will time out in 6 minutes if no one responds. #games on #grownostr. Win #bitcoin

Round 1:

You find yourself in the heart of an ancient jungle, surrounded by towering trees and the sounds of exotic wildlife. As you take in your surroundings, you notice a worn path leading deeper into the jungle. What would you like to do?

1. Follow the path deeper into the jungle.

2. Stay put and observe your surroundings.

3. Search for any clues or items nearby.

Choose your option wisely. [1693797812]

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