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If you’re disabled and can’t actually do those things…?
If you can’t actually do a thing then it sounds like you’re saying you aren’t doing the thing?
Absolutely not, they would be considered playing
Did I understand correctly that in an otherwise identical situation, disabled person who is watching sports is playing sports in your opinion (while also saying they can’t play sports), even though an able person watching sports isn’t playing them?
That sounds contradictory.
You just agreed with me in your watching sports example… Another you might agree with is that watching someone’s lets play probably doesn’t count as playing the game.
You were supposed to quote a part that said either of those things, instead of simply asking if it counts as playing the game if the game is doing the playing for you.
People love watching sports, they aren’t playing are they?
That’s… exactly the point?
you merely interact with the screen.
In a point and click game if you are pointing and clicking it sounds like you are playing the game?
Please go ahead and quote where you think it says either of those things.
Depends how they implement it. Older option was to use cheats to skip parts and maybe watch a video if you want to see what happened in the part you skipped.
Why do you think you have to “play” to fully enjoy something?
Where do you think I said or even implied this?
Why do you think “let’s play” videos exist?
Entertainment
Are you really playing the game if the game is just playing itself?
That’s like a bad joke
I keep linking…?
An atypical example of something is still a “true” example of the thing, especially given that the very term derives its origin from Stonehenge itself.
I think the article is a bit confused in both defining the “henge” and saying if it is a henge or not. It sets a definition that Stonehenge doesn’t follow, calls it “atypical”, says it’s not “true” henge (whatever that means) and so on. And all of those seem to be not directly sourced. One of the sources makes the confusion even worse:
Ironically, even though Stonehenge has an earthwork circle around it (the earliest phase of the monument), it isn’t officially a ‘proper’ henge, as the main ditch is external to the main bank. It has to make do with being a ‘proto-henge’.
I guess in this use it a “proper” (“true”?) henge is a henge and “proto-henge” is not a henge but a thing that precedes them. That’d explain some of the confusion. Could also be that “proto-henge” is counted as a form of a henge, but I’m not sure. Other examples seem to consider it preceding actual henges.
It would help if there was one definition for henge but there seems to be some that define it like in the article, with the ditch inside and others that just include a ditch.
especially given that the very term derives its origin from Stonehenge itself.
Terms can change over time, it could be the definiton of “henge” has changed.
Oh damn you had already mentioned this!
Something I learned from QI
Stonehenge is not a true henge, as its ditch runs outside its bank, although there is a small extant external bank as well.
I did say I’m having hard time imagining what you meant. That’s why I was hoping for an example. Dunno about the rest of what you’re talking about, sorry
If it said JD Vance actually a black man from Malaysia I’d find that pretty funny too, yeah
I’m having hard time imagining what sort of stuff it would’ve said in this imaginary scenario
It’s not gay to fuck yourself in drag. If anything that’s straighter than jerking off the regular way!
That sounds a bit ridiculous
Yeah I bet they’re going to figure out mandatory education that’s more interesting and fun than chatting with your friends and playing games. Lol
Here’s the video of the study: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ztqLcoaDlHc
You’re not playing the parts that you skipped or let AI play for you, was what I was getting at