Phishr42

The screen is plastic, instead of glass. Meaning it is very easy to scratch

It’s actually a specially made glass that is thin and flexible https://www.schott.com/en-us/expertise/applications/schott-utg-in-foldable-displays. You might be thinking of the factory installed screen protectors on most (all?) foldable phones that is made of plastic.

I had a Galaxy ZFold 4 and there were lots of things I liked about it. The larger screen really does make a big difference for consuming content and looking at/signing documents. I ended up going back to a traditional style phone because I realized that I spent a lot of time thinking about general fragility of my phone in a way that I hadn’t before. Cases are significantly more expensive and require adhesives to stay attached. I had a few in warranty repairs from debris in the hinge as well.

https://www.cbsnews.com/newyork/news/crime-without-punishment-new-york/

Seems like it’s pretty much a coin flip. Also (to no one’s surprise) you get a much better chance of them catching your murderer if you’re white.

I’m now trying to decide between starting Baldur’s Gate 3 (I am not a fan of turn based combat), Immortality or The Talos Principle 2.

I will say that you’ll be doing a ton of turn based combat in BG3. But it’s also one of the most well realized worlds I’ve ever played in.

I have friends who won’t play any classic RPGs because they don’t like turn based combat, but they love BG3.

If the idea of a sandbox filled with stories where you have tons of choice sounds interesting to you, I’d give it a try.