You are stereotyping soldz

Lol break ins rarely happens. Most people obsessed with guns dream of the chance of being able to shoot someone once

Or be in combat

@Tromboner

<@471145623652007936>

K

<@471145623652007936> @Tromboner

Which one of u is in Florida

I’m in opa locka and grew up here and in liberty city

I’ve never needed a gun or my dad

People who want guns here want a chance when something terrible happens so they can use their guns. They dream of that

It very rarely happens

Trachea

You don’t need to force them to give it up that’s awhole nother topic

A big problem now is you can buy guns at gun shows

With zero verification

In America

A glass bottle won’t do anything compared to a gun at all

Your country of Australia banned semi auto guns when you had a shooting in 90s

That killed 30+ people

@♠ 𝕊𝕟𝕠𝕠𝕡𝕚𝕖 ♠

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_Arthur_massacre_(Australia)

Why was he banned

That guy did nothing

@Citizen Z

It’s a joke

Way too sensitive. whatever

You are going to get hit with a reality check when you do that

I mean they are not going to let you make a server like that

And take away people from theirs

I’m not 100% sure but humans don’t like competition like that

It’s just a role

Okay

Basically

If you want to make a server do it just count on the fact you’ll be doing the leg work to grow it

It’s pretty easy to grow them

making channels and random roles + promoting on random forums and discord Reddit’s

Not much effort

<@566113429316960268> because he didn’t like them

Anything over 110 or so becomes diminishing returns

Iq wise

Hold up

I’ll find actual proof for this

Brb

I read a book about it

https://www.honorsociety.org/articles/trouble-geniuses-malcolm-gladwells-outliers-story-success
<@471145623652007936>

Here scroll thru this

He considers the threshold 115 iq

Ok

@Ætos

Why is <@566113429316960268> banned

The Story of Success, Malcolm Gladwell makes a strong case that people owe their success to a lot more than IQ. He reviews data and offers convincing cases to show that above an IQ in the neighborhood of 110-115, IQ fails as a predictor of success in a career. In other words, you need to be smart enough to handle the cognitive complexity of the information you need for a given role or job, be it engineering, law, medicine, or business. That’s the IQ around 115. But after reaching that threshold of “smart enough,” your intellect makes little difference.

That explains why, when Harvard’s Howard Gardner reviewed longitudinal data that follows people from their early years into their career, he concluded that IQ alone predicts just 6 to 10 percent of career success.

http://www.danielgoleman.info/success-the-rest-of-the-story/

Yeah it’s complex stuff

It’s not concern trolling he was banned while they were chatting

Lol