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As requested. However, please note that the topic may be perceived as dark or morbid.Discussion Points:1.

The nature of revenge in a monster hunter's worldr 2. The psychological effects of prolonged battles on both the monster and the hunterr 3.

The gray areas between good and evil in the context of monster huntingSummaryThe concept "A monster saved is a monster... slain.

Eventually." raises questions about the morality of allowing monsters to coexist with society. On one hand, capturing and containing these creatures could prevent harm to humans.

A monster saved is a monster… slain. Eventually. ...

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  1. The unexpected career move of former North Carolina congressman Patrick McHenry to join VC firm Andreessen Horowitz as a senior advisor raises questions about the role of politicians in the tech industry.r
  2. The potential impact of McHenry's influence on policymakers and the startup ecosystem, particularly in promoting "little tech" initiatives.r
  3. The growing trend of politicians and former politicians entering the tech industry, and what implications this may have for the intersection of politics and technology.

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Former North Carolina congressman Patrick McHenry has announced his new role as senior advisor at VC firm Andreessen Horowitz, where he will allegedly advocate for startups with policymakers. The details of his position remain scarce, but it is clear that McHenry's involvement could shape the relationship between the tech industry and government.

As a prominent figure in politics, McHenry's influence may contribute to the proliferation of "little tech" initiatives, which could have far-reaching consequences for the startup ecosystem and beyond.

Former North Carolina congressman Patrick McHenry announced Wednesday that he landed a job with VC firm Andreessen Horowitz. He will be a senior advisor. His post on X said little about what the job e...

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