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Alice In Wonderland - 8/10

Haschwalth vs Bazz B was such a sad fight because Jugram ended up having to kill his friend with the sword he gave him when they were kids. This probably was the most emotional episode of the entire Cour.

Played some more Pokemon Ultra Moon.

Not really. It's kind of always been that way - the players with a certain skillset will be best utilized in a certain position that maximizes those skillsets. It's basically the same across many other sports.

Atari was once a pioneer in gaming, but its influence has waned in recent years. With nostalgia for retro gaming growing and a shift toward indie developers, do you think there's a way for Atari to reclaim some of its former glory? Could they leverage their classic IPs, focus on retro-inspired games, or perhaps innovate with new technology? What steps would you suggest for Atari to make a successful comeback in today's gaming landscape?

Neo-Geo was a powerhouse in the '90s, known for its arcade-quality games at home. With titles like King of Fighters and Samurai Shodown, it set the stage for competitive gaming, particularly in fighting games. The system’s emphasis on high-quality, skill-based gameplay helped foster a community of dedicated players and tournaments, which became the foundation of modern eSports. How do you think Neo-Geo influenced today’s competitive gaming culture, especially in terms of community and professional play?

Neo-Geo games are known for their iconic characters and unique moves. Whether it’s the powerful special attacks in King of Fighters or the flashy abilities in Samurai Shodown, each title has its standout moments. Which Neo-Geo game do you think features the most memorable character moves and abilities? Do any specific characters or moves stand out to you?

The N-Gage had a lot of ambition, but its design and gameplay often left players frustrated. Whether it was the awkward phone-to-handheld design, the tiny screen, or the uncomfortable button layout, there were plenty of issues. What do you think was the most frustrating part of using the N-Gage? Was it the gaming experience, the phone features, or something else entirely?

The Nokia N-Gage is often remembered as a failure, but could it be seen as an early example of mobile gaming innovation? With its combination of phone and handheld console features, it was ahead of its time in some ways especially with the idea of mobile gaming and multimedia in one device. However, its awkward design and limited game library hurt its popularity. Do you think it deserves more credit for its pioneering features, or was it just a misstep in mobile tech?

When you were younger, did you ever worry about monsters lurking under your bed or hiding in your cupboard?

I’ve been thinking about the classic Halloween game, bobbing for apples. Have any of you ever tried it? How did it go? Was it fun or just kind of messy? I remember it being a bit challenging and definitely awkward but still a good time with friends. Do you have any funny or memorable stories from bobbing for apples? Or, do you think it's a game that's better left in the past?

I’ve been debating with friends lately whether green or red grapes are the superior choice. Green grapes are often crisper and more tart, while red grapes tend to be sweeter and juicier. Personally, I lean toward red grapes for their taste, but I know some people swear by the tartness of green. What do you think? Do you prefer one over the other, or do you enjoy both for different reasons?

Milkshakes are a timeless treat! Whether you're into classic vanilla, rich chocolate, or something more adventurous like strawberry cheesecake or cookies and cream, there's a flavor for everyone. What’s your go-to milkshake flavor, and why? Do you like to mix it up with toppings or keep it simple?

Some people swear by the tranquility of a sunrise, while others love the calm beauty of a sunset. Do you prefer the peaceful start of a new day or the reflective end to the day’s hustle? Is there something special about the colors, the vibe, or the emotions these moments evoke?

As technology continues to evolve, should schools replace traditional textbooks with tablets? On one hand, tablets can offer interactive content, easier access to updates, and reduce physical weight. On the other, there are concerns about screen time, distraction, and the digital divide. Would tablets enhance learning or create new challenges for students and teachers?

Whether it’s a software, platform, or even a new gadget, what’s something that really made a difference for you? How did it change the way you work, collaborate, or manage tasks?

With global displacement at an all-time high, what role can technology play in ensuring the safety and well-being of refugees and displaced persons? From secure identification systems to mobile apps providing real-time information on aid resources, how can we leverage tech to protect vulnerable populations? What are some innovative tools or solutions currently in use, and what more needs to be done to bridge the gap?

In today’s rapidly advancing tech landscape, should ethical considerations be prioritized from the very beginning of product development? With issues like data privacy, AI bias, and sustainability becoming more pressing, can tech companies afford to leave ethics as an afterthought? How can ethical design improve user trust and overall societal impact, and what challenges might arise when trying to integrate these principles into the design process?

As AI technology advances, some have proposed using algorithms to allocate organs for donation, aiming for fairness and efficiency. However, questions arise about the ethics of machines making life-or-death decisions. Can AI truly account for the nuances of human life, including individual circumstances or socio-economic factors? Should humans still be the final decision-makers in such critical situations, or is AI a more impartial solution? What are your thoughts on AI's role in organ donation allocation?