[QUOTE="DJ_Lae"]Burnout Revenge isn't as dated as Burnout 3, and it's (basically) the same game. I'm surprised it's not cheaper than $20, though. The main addition to it is the ability to bump traffic ahead of you like projectiles, which some people hated. I found it fun. Just keep in mind that the achievements are ridiculously hard if you're into that sort of thing. Thanks, I will just get revenge then. Yea Gamestop charges 20 for it, I'm sure if i look on craigslist or ebay I can get it cheaper though. Thanks again for the help.
[QUOTE="Plzhelpmelearn"][QUOTE="Wolls"]If we were spirits controlling human bodies wouldn't we be able to move between bodies?Wolls
Not if we were somehow bound to our respective bodies. I don't know though. hmm seems like you are making up loop holes to fit your argument here :( Haha, I'm not arguing anything, just wondering. We obviously can't switch bodies (at least that I am aware of) but I don't feel as though that resolves my initial ponderings about whether human will is independent of a biological human.
Odds are it was a sham and this woman just took 40 bux from you. However there is a small chance that she was telling the truth. Either way, I think you did a good thing, but the wrong thing. I know there are always exceptions , but if someone is in desperate need for money (especially such a small amount as 40 dollars) then something is seriously wrong in that persons life. More often than not I find that when I gave or let someone borrow money it only delayed their problem for another day. In other words you are just fighting symptoms when there is a much bigger problem. If this lady can not even come up with 40 dollars for gas money then I have a hard time believing that she is a responsible adult and mother who has just fallen on some misfortune. You may have got her home, but who is going to pay the next 40 dollars that she needs?
....and wonder what makes it move? I know we have a nervous system and electrical impulses are what physically causes the movement, but what in the brain initiates or causes this? I can just will that my hand punch the wall and then force it to. Is this just some chemical reaction in my brain that makes me will it and then makes me do it or do you think that possibly individual will is independent of a biological human and that we are more like spirits that use our human bodies like robots? These questions keep me up at night....
Dead Space is an amazing game, though I would have to say that it could have used a lot more mission variety and more enemy types. Can't go wrong for 20 though.
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