Fascinating. Thanks for sharing.

Need For Speed Hot Pursuit has always been my favorite.

Titanium. Saved you from reading 7 paragraphs.

I wouldn’t say everyone knows. My father thinks Caesar salad is healthy and recently told me he learned that cans have nutritional labels on them, but he doesn’t understand them.

Now I want pizza

I’ve been loving that series. Can’t wait for season 3.

Tomatoe sandwich with humus and hot sauce.

“to be honest”

So, you’ve been dishonest until this point?

A second PB&J sandwich

I’m using StudioOne. It came free with an audio interface I bought years ago. The workflow suits my needs and I find it easy to use.
I’ve used Ardour (on Linux) and Ableton (on Mac) in the past. I like both of them as well, but StudioOne has been simple to use and there are a lot of excellent videos on YouTube with tips and tricks.

I feel that the best DAW is the one you know how to use. There are likely minor differences for some corner cases, but for most people you just use what you know.

I don’t see this changing until the housing supply exceeds the demand. At the rate we build, that’s not happening any time soon.

Hill Clim Racer has been a long time favorite. Still works great in airplane mode and well.

I’ve been playing through cyberpunk 2077 and it’s been a lot of fun. Slowly completing all sides quests before advancing the main story line.

…yet

Not so weird for a group of people whose lives were in the spotlight for basically most of their lives

I guess I’m putting emphasis on the word “believe” and you seem to be seeing religion as a way to find comfort. This is why I feel you are not actually answering the question that OP posed. Perhaps I’m taking the question too literally.

Adding more to this. The question is why do you believe in religion, not why you are religious. To me, there’s a difference between the two of these.

You find it personally beneficial, but you haven’t actually answered the question.

Crabs come in many sizes and I was trying to be all inclusive. Indeed, some can one claw a fork, but others will need to two claw it.

With both claws.