once you pay the collections account, you take responsibility for the debt :( it sucks how proactive and quick one needs to be to fix the mistakes of others, assuming these are mistakes...

CHARTER spectrum tried to throw me in collections for fictitious $118. took 3 months of fighting for it to be removed from my credit. they totally screwed my billing paperwork, thankfully a nice lady in billing sent me all the paper work where i submitted it with my appeal.

turns out they use to sell debt to collectors and would collect some of the collection money as well in a deal with collection agencies.

they were suppose to stop. i'm not 100% confident but my experience has been they have not stopped this disgusting practice.

okay but what is artificially aged mice?

i agree, they should just use AGED mice, but i feel artificially aged when going through stressful and traumatizing events. if they're inducing aging in a similar fashion i still think it's conducive to their goal as curing the wear and tear that comes from stress and environment could be a huge market.

assuming U.S.A., that's on HR. if he wasn't licensed there's huge liability. if he was newly licensed... meh, immoral but we all gotta feed ourselves somehow, i wouldn't snitch.

i don't disagree with any of this.

but we need more.

we need animation, post processing, ui/ux, netcode(multiplayer), level design, particle system, etc....

we're within a decade or even 5 years of games where ai does the heavy lifting in a few categories.

we're at least a decade from an ai game ENGINE where text-developsAnEntireGame

edit: for context im thinking AAA title/popular indie quality games. i'm sure we're close to 2D asteroid-esk ai text-game like only few years