It boggles my mind how many students can't find answers in the one tool they have for any given subject. That's Step 1 for problem solving just about everything: trust the literature and sort it the fuck out.
Good on ya for respecting the gravity of it and his silence about it. It's fucking horrible what war does to people. You could sign a contract with the best of intentions, naive as they may be. Regardless of why you joined, they have your ass, and whatever you're forced into will weigh on you.
This happened decades ago, but I still think about it sometimes. It's foggy, but some details I haven't forgotten.
One of my friends invited me to the movies. His wife was doing laundry and wasn't interested in the movie, so she stayed home while we took off. When we got to the theater, we realized we were over an hour early. So, we decided to go back to his place to grab a bite.
When we got back, I stayed in the living room while my friend went upstairs, looking for his wife.
Then I heard everyone shouting and screaming, the sound of metal banging on the floor. Heavy thuds and crying.
The door opened to the master bedroom upstairs and another man, covered in sweat and blood, scrambled out of the house.
I went upstairs and saw the aftermath: my friend's weight set tossed to the floor, scuff marks and drops of blood everywhere. My friend and his wife were in the master bathroom, arguing and crying.
I don't remember clearly what happened after that, but I know that my former friend beat a man nearly to death for sleeping with his wife.
Maybe something like Guacamole with multiple users configured to ssh into a terminal. You can lock down permissions so users can only SSH automatically where they're supposed to go.
Next thing you know, you turn 18, you get a notification on your laptop saying you've been enrolled in the Selective Service, you get a knock on your door, a military officer greets you, and says, "Good morning! We've taken notice of your academics and your Steam library...have you thought about your future, son?"
Doing the Lord's work, I see. I should've been more explicit with my explanation, like explaining what this was doing on my TV. Didn't want to "explain the joke," though.
It's from a YouTube series called Food Theory . It's the same host of Game Theory, but they tackle topics like certain food myths (like what's in a Krabby Patty or if you could actually eat a horse). It's a silly show with some insightful trivia sprinkled throughout.
Hold the fucking phone. This is not a subject to "yes-and" into.
To think that the Kennedy line ends like this is so damn sad.