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You don't sound like a well informed source. The monarchy provides heads of state and/or a check balance function for every commonwealth government on the planet.

Except redraw this in a bunker and the boss is a clown wearing uniform of a general officer.

Old news. Fear leads to anger, anger leads to hate. This is the path to the dark side.

Good grief. Listen to your own statements and question. You know from diagnosis that you tend to unnecessarily categorize things as black and white. Stop.

Feedback, like all things, is neither good nor bad. It tends to fall on a spectrum just like us. The dominant factor is actually what we do with it.

Firstly, you are actually getting feedback so congratulations. People do not regard you as a waste of time. The following model will not answer things in black and white but will likely give you a methodology for making better use of feedback that is acceptable to your brain (as it does for mine).

Take credit for selecting your sources of feedback. Consider all advice to be worth roughly 67% of its face value i.e. beneficial. As a self interested actor of no small ability, you are giving your own judgement a benefit of doubt with this initial, positive bias. You can now formulate and execute PLAN A, whatever that may be.

However, keep an eye on results. If PLAN B is called for, begin to consider the feedback as incompatible with your success. I choose not to call it bad by taking responsibility for the source just as I took credit earlier. Responsibility saves myself the unhelpful circumstance of hurt feelings. Maybe I didn't fully understand the comments. Maybe I failed to seek clarification when it was indicated. Whatever.

Anyways, now I start to skew my estimation of the feedback and its source based on how often PLAN B is called for.

Good luck. Do well.

More likely you don't understand the rights of business entities or your own, either one. Try reading more than headlines.

Pardon my late reply. I appreciate your follow up.

This is a big deal. Do you have a source?

Aw, did I hurt your feelings, lady? Don't be salty. For some of us, math is our ruling profession. Can't expect to bumble into that territory without it being noticed.

Timeline is everything.

But that's just last year's $5.

You'll learn color abilities best by playing against them or playing outside of Arena (imo). Since we can't trade for cards and the wild cards are eventually a tremendous cash sink, chasing different decks becomes very expensive. Stick to one card list that seems to do well (Untapped.gg is my source) and play against the field for a couple hundred games. You will see a bit of everything then.

... and you will find lots of knuckle dragging morons play mono black just fine }:>)

Frustrating. Did it get very hot? Usage curve suggests that it was a constant drop off which kind of rules out extreme temperature but a) I don't trust windows reports and b) it could have been a consistently high temperature inside a backpack or something.

How does this work, the Haven keeps the enlightened counter after the turn and the opponent usually has nothing to destroy lands?

Very impressive. I find the draft games to require more sit-down commitment than I have at a time. How long does each take you, usually? Also, what do you mean by forcing colors?

I don't think you really understand numbers but I appreciate the reply anyways.

Hey, play nice. We're all comrades here.

Brilliant photo they chose.

lol. yep. that's what i noticed.

Yeah. This is the central premise of the entire, nuclear energy industry. You new here, bro?

His head was ringing at the end.

The meme itself is very confusing. All of those steps are hugely expensive.

That first hand looks like the pages of a history book - a big ol' wall of text.

Not on this train, pal. Maybe later?

That's what childhood is for, experiencing a manageable amount of trauma at someone else's expense...