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If you think you'd still enjoy playing it, definitely suggest it. Magic storage alone tells vanilla to go fuck itself. Everything else is basically cake.

Least if it's working that day, the mod loader has an in-game browser and handles most mod conflicts more or less by itself. Less sure on antiaris, but the rest are basically as easy as checking a box.

Beyond that, kinda' repeating myself, but the mod loader most of those require makes things stupidly easy these days even if you don't want to or can't make use of the browser. You literally just stick a .tmod file and maybe an assets folder in the mod loader's mod folder and that's it. The loader itself handles most potential mod conflicts, apparently.

I'm having what seems to be some old-computer hardware issues, personally, but beyond that installing like all (except antiaris, anyway, but it's nothing major, either) that plus another dozen or so other mods took (sub-half hour) minutes and the only headache was waiting for the game to load and world to generate. Both of which are much smaller headaches if your machine isn't a decade-ish old piece of vista laden trash that's starting to have what looks suspiciously like hardware failure.

Also add a smattering of sugar and maybe mayo, apparently. Haven't done the latter 'cause I just don't like mayo, but a light bit of sugar is like a minimum 50% improvement to tonguejoy.

And yet people debate he existence of god all the time... Never once considering that it is not worth the effort, because god does not seem to be willing to submit to testing, and so cannot be tested for, and as a consequence, has no true meaning to pursue.   (what point is there in worshiping something that does not respond to worship? ;P)

Eh? No, plenty of people have considered that. It's one of the bitsies you could file under apatheism, off the top of my head, and probably other stuff, too.

Mind you, there's various points that still exist. Fun, for one

... there's also nothing nonlinear about the hypothesis? Word you're looking for is cyclical, and that's spattered across history ruminations like a particularly enthusiastic porn shoot.

*mumbles various imprecations about mod compatibility*

On that line of thought: Does anyone have any good sources on Congressional opposition to recent wars? Attempted laws or amendments and the like?

I probably wouldn't call it good, exactly, but just in case a reminder is needed, do remember pretty much everything congresswise so far as proposed lawstuff goes is archived and online. It's also keyword searchable and can be filtered by time period, iirc. Think by results to some degree, too.

If it turns out you can't find someone else who has done the scutwork and let it free to the wilds, you got the means to do it yourself.

... mind you, if it's just a paper and you're not literally being paid for it, going that far is likely not worth the effort. The research can be a bit of a pain in the ass, and probably way overboard for anything that's not dissertation level madness.