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Cake day: September 20th, 2023

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  • I mean… no, it would be the equivalent of going on a state-sanctioned tour of parts of Germany that weren’t demolished yet, because that’s what you do when you go to DPRK. They don’t take you to labor camps.

    Honestly, any tourism revenue made by DPRK is a drop in the ocean compared to what they make off crypto and hacking. If you’re in a position to visit and you’re curious, I don’t see anything particularly wrong with visiting - just be aware you’re getting a carefully-tailored experience, not the whole picture.







  • Bows are a little more intuitive I think, but it’s also more physical. Obviously depends on the bow.

    Shooting guns is trickier to pick up I think. If you’re shooting paper, it can be hard to see where you’re striking and how you need to adjust when you’re new. The flinch instinct is a big one to overcome. And, of course, if you’re shooting a handgun you’re going to feel less stable than a bow or rifle will.

    Note: I’m not a marksman or hunter or anything, I just like shooting stuff when I can

    Idk in practice yeah shooting guns is going to be easier. But honestly it’s not hard to learn how to shoot a bow either. I’m not saying you’ll shoot great, but still.

    Ultimately, you’re going to suck with both for a bit. But you’ll improve with a gun faster. Really though people are making basic target archery out to be harder than it is, modern bows are very good. You’re not an English longbowman, you’re shooting a 21st century bow with a draw weight you can handle.