So did the latest patch reduce your lag? I never really had any so I haven't noticed a difference but I'm curious to see if it helped after watching this game. Also kerrigan can't really complain about i6 dying when she waited until the 38 minute mark to complete the set. And I don't know what was more painful, the 39 minute freya or the 39:30 freya death.
About tests on felons: The debate is interesting in that, similar to abortion, it comes down to whether other people should be allowed to access and use your body as they want. Is it okay for somebody else to use your body against your will in order to have you undergo tests or (in case of abortions) carry out a child? The severity of these tests doesn't matter, obviously it would be more acceptable to do less severe tests outside of a context... but the context is that we have chosen a group of people (felons) who are now freely available test subjects. The moment this happens, there is a lot of reason to attempt to slowly expand the amount of tests that are permissible, because, unfortunately, some of the most brutal tests are what laid the foundation for modern medicine. So it is easy to argue how crucial tests that would be inhumane in order to save more people outside the chosen "acceptable to take body autonomy from" group. And, ultimately, if there aren't enough felons, expanding the group that tests are allowed on either by making *more* crimes felonies regardless of severity, or expanding it to other categories of crimes. Fascinatingly the progression there would have a lot of similarities with the issues of acceptability politics in queer themes, mostly because the mechanism of taking what people accept being doing against a chosen group today to push what they accept tomorrow into higher extremes - But that's kind of why I hear that debate and think "NO! Even if you think you have a boundary of tests you'd accept, the implementation would be corrupted and pushed beyond what you intended, because fundamentally it's about doing something to people against their will through socially acceptable measures". So I'm pretty biased and have a lot of pre-existing thoughts on it.
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So did the latest patch reduce your lag? I never really had any so I haven't noticed a difference but I'm curious to see if it helped after watching this game.
Also kerrigan can't really complain about i6 dying when she waited until the 38 minute mark to complete the set. And I don't know what was more painful, the 39 minute freya or the 39:30 freya death.
About tests on felons:
The debate is interesting in that, similar to abortion, it comes down to whether other people should be allowed to access and use your body as they want. Is it okay for somebody else to use your body against your will in order to have you undergo tests or (in case of abortions) carry out a child? The severity of these tests doesn't matter, obviously it would be more acceptable to do less severe tests outside of a context... but the context is that we have chosen a group of people (felons) who are now freely available test subjects. The moment this happens, there is a lot of reason to attempt to slowly expand the amount of tests that are permissible, because, unfortunately, some of the most brutal tests are what laid the foundation for modern medicine. So it is easy to argue how crucial tests that would be inhumane in order to save more people outside the chosen "acceptable to take body autonomy from" group.
And, ultimately, if there aren't enough felons, expanding the group that tests are allowed on either by making *more* crimes felonies regardless of severity, or expanding it to other categories of crimes.
Fascinatingly the progression there would have a lot of similarities with the issues of acceptability politics in queer themes, mostly because the mechanism of taking what people accept being doing against a chosen group today to push what they accept tomorrow into higher extremes - But that's kind of why I hear that debate and think "NO! Even if you think you have a boundary of tests you'd accept, the implementation would be corrupted and pushed beyond what you intended, because fundamentally it's about doing something to people against their will through socially acceptable measures". So I'm pretty biased and have a lot of pre-existing thoughts on it.
iro you got venmo or something? i dont donate on twitch but would love to support
It's amazing you want to support me. Thank you. Is Paypal good?
@@irogaming ahh paypal kinda hard, ill sub on twitch :)
@@irogaming stream more kerrigans demise games!!!
I've got like 17 kd vids scheduled in the next 30 days so there's plenty xD