I love doing that. When someone tells me I’m wrong and I need to do some research and then I come back with peer reviewed research papers confirming my side.

Yes, I’m that level of petty about our tiny disagreement.

I was stopped by a bouncer in a bar and was asked to show ID. I had forgotten my wallet with my ID, but luckily, I have the national app for the driver’s license. But to get that, I need to log in with my bank’s secure login. That login is behind 2FA so I needed to approve with a separate app and type in my password. My password is safely stored within a password manager. But that password manager’s access on my phone requires login through the microsoft single-sign-on. The microsoft login is buggy and requires me to manually log in through a separate URL.

I was arriving at the last step of my login before the bouncer announced that he saw that I was over the age limit of 18, so I didn’t have to continue. I was 33 at the time.

No idea if this has any real world application, but Kerbal Space Program taught me that launching outwards to a huge planet (Jupiter), one can get a reverse gravity assist to get an extremely narrow ellptical orbit. Then you just need a light retrograde thrust at the apoapsis, and your orbit will intersect with the sun

Make sure to buy the original in that case.

Do NOT buy Ksp2. That game is a very unfinished early access game which has been conpletely abandoned, and it’s shameful that it’s still listed in the Steam store.