There is no avoiding it, yet you might have lived longer or shorter had you not known. Information influences our decisions.

@@CottidaeSEA that's kind of what I'm saying except say for example you know that you are supposed to die TODAY. Say you are healthy and confused you had to work but call in knowing this so to avoid this you lock yourself in your room in a closet that's barred up... but because you did all this you limit your movement speed, it's hard to go anywhere fast and BAM meteor slams into your room wiping you out. So paradoxically you knowing when you were going to die was the cause of your death.

You could potentially argue that the how wouldn't matter either but you may have a better chance with how because at least if say it's something like lung cancer and you smoke, you quit smoking right then...maybe. Could also be say you are car crash and you are tossed out the window of the passenger seat and die instantly... you could argue that you just NEVER ride in a car again or at least never get in the passenger seat. Now this could all be something that ultimately leads you to no choice say you are unconscious in an ambulance and the ambulance flips over. It could be like that and ultimately there is nothing you can do...but you have a better shot...

But really all I was truly saying was paradoxically because you find out whatever about your death is the reason you die.

I mean look at the gameplay... I can clearly see why 😅😅

that's what happens when you work off a giant vod backlog

the box with the move list and typing and nature and all that jazz is what im asking about if it wasnt clear

I find it on Github as "Ironmon-Tracker"

cant forget peg and reg

Greg randomizer speedruns can be crazy. You can win the first minute or after 4 hours.

Looking up Zelda oot and then either randomized or multiplayer gives ‘em as the first result, haven’t messed with it myself so no idea how to combine them.

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