Happy veeery late 🎂day, ColdOut!
The topic of the book you mentioned sounds like something I would be interested in, if I wasn't playing games all the time. Gaming is just too convenient. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Edit: after solving the nono
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Happy 7 years on SG, and congrats on making level 7! :)
Solved the nono, but no idea where to go from there lol.
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Happy belated 🎂day! :)
and BUMP for solved, great puzzle.
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Happy cakeday and I read and recommend that book aswell :)
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Damn I’ve never seen numbers like that, time to learn a new puzzle
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I got Sapiens as a birthday gift for a family member earlier in the year, it looked great.
Congrats on 7 years + level 7!
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Happy cake day! Congrats on reaching a new level! Thanks for the train, though I have no idea how to get to it (yet) xD
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Happy cakeday! If you like Sapiens, you might be interested in Guns Germs and Steel. I still prefer Jared Diamond's style and depth over Harari's conciseness, but it's undeniable Sapiens is a much easier read on the topic.
I got stuck on the puzzle so I won't be boarding the train, but I hope the puzzle-aficionados on SG enjoy the GAs :)
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Bump for solved. Happy cake day!
54k views is a lot, thank you for recommending it.
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The king of procrastination is here!
Inspired by many community members, such as RosimInc, TomasMacMordain, Ignition365, steveywonder75, moonlightdriver and many others, I present you with a 7-wagon out-of-nowhere overdue train to celebrate my 7th cakeday (which was in May) and reaching level 7 (which was on January 5, 2025).
So I decided to read again (between this, TV series, movies, job applications, I now rarely have time to play games. I don’t remember the last time I actually played a game, probably in June? RIP my game library, I will tackle the backlog one day™). The first book I am gonna read is called Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind by Yuval Noah Harari. How much would I remember after reading the book, probably little, but it is good to know. I prefer the old-school approach to reading, so I bought a paperback version. If you’d like to read it digitally, you can find it on archive.org. There was one entry with 54k views that has all the pages of the book.~
Also all the games come from Fanatical Mystery Box Bundle and VIP Mystery Bundle, and I am the guy who would pick lottery numbers with 0 number matching (which takes skills and it a skill itself - I can provide numbers that won't be drawn). So don't get your hope up.
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