I'm a moderator at r/IThinkYouShouldLeave and a user noticed that he could no longer award content on our sub. Sure enough, we appear to no longer have that ability. We used to be able to but we have not received any notice that our sub now has some kind of hidden status that prevents awards.
We first noticed on Android but appears to be all platforms.
I'm a moderator at r/IThinkYouShouldLeave and a user noticed that he could no longer award content on our sub. Sure enough, we appear to no longer have that ability. We used to be able to but we have not received any notice that our sub now has some kind of hidden status that prevents awards.
An alien ship appears above a philosophy conference and beams down their captain. The captain says that Earth has been randomly selected to have one question of their choosing answered by them in one week. The aliens depart.
The philosophers debate tirelessly to figure out what would be the best question to ask. They wouldn't want to ask for the meaning of life, because they will have wasted the question if the answer is boring or irrelevant to humanity. So, they hatch clever scheme to figure out the right question.
When the aliens return, they ask the humans for their question. They ask: What is the two-element set that, as its first element, contains the best question to ask and its second element contains the answer to that question?
The aliens praise the humans for their wise question and answer.
The first element of that set is "What is the two-element set that, as its first element, contains the best question to ask and its second element contains the answer to that question?" and the second element is "What is the two-element set that, as its first element, contains the best question to ask and its second element contains the answer to that question?"