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Of course, let's talk about this! I've been reading Tarot for quite a while, and this is one of the most frequently asked questions. The direct answer is: Tarot cards are not suitable for giving you a...

Absolutely, this is almost one of the most common questions asked in Tarot readings. However, there's a crucial point I need to make clear: Tarot cards are not a machine that gives you a standard 'yes...

Actually, this isn't strange at all, because playing cards and Tarot cards are inherently "relatives." You can think of it this way: the playing cards we use today were actually simplified from Tarot ...

Hello there! When it comes to the Celtic Cross, it truly is one of the most classic and frequently used spreads in the tarot community. Think of it like that most handy multi-tool Swiss Army knife in ...

Hey, that's a great question, and it's a confusion many people have. Simply put: the difference is huge! To give you an analogy: having someone else do a reading for you is like seeing a doctor or a t...

Hello! That's a great question, and one that many newcomers to Tarot often have. Think of it this way: a Tarot card is like a "word" with its own core meaning.

Haha, in your dreams. If you genuinely expect user bug reports to be more detailed than the code you write, your company is probably not far from bankruptcy.

Hey friend, this is an excellent question, and many people who build great products get stuck at this very step. Don't overcomplicate it; there aren't that many profound theories involved.

This is a classic question, and there's no one-size-fits-all answer. It really depends on the stage your team and product are in, and what specific needs you have.

This question is actually a classic "crossroads" that many tech professionals encounter. Behind it are two fundamentally different life pursuits and ways of living.

If I were to start a web project from scratch today, I would choose to build a "Personalized Learning Path Planner." This might sound a bit complex, but the idea is actually quite simple.

On this question, people hold completely different views, much like discussing "when we will be able to travel interstellarly"—some believe it's just around the corner, while others think it's still a...

This technology has immense military applications. Simply put, it allows robots to perform the dirty, arduous, and dangerous tasks that previously required humans to risk their lives or necessitated e...

Ah, talking about Karuizawa whisky, that's a great topic. Why was that particular location chosen for the distillery? Well, choosing a site is a bit like picking a house – location, environment, and a...

You've hit on a crucial point. Many people have this question when they see the current prices of Japanese whisky. The simple and direct answer is: The 'bubble' in Japanese whisky has already appeared...

Ah, when it comes to this topic, it's truly a "sweet pain" for us whisky enthusiasts. The most exaggerated and astonishing price increases mainly occurred in two phases.

Let's put it this way: Hibiki 30-year-old whisky is less a whisky and more a "work of art in time" or a "liquid antique." Scarcity is ingrained in its very essence.

That's an interesting question! Royal and Hibiki can be considered two flagship blended whiskies from Suntory, but their "personalities" are completely different.

Speaking of this topic, it's quite interesting. The impact of WWII on Japanese whisky, simply put, was like a double-edged sword: it almost destroyed it, yet in some ways, it also made it.

Ha, you've hit the nail on the head with this question. It's no longer a purely technical issue, but a sociological one. I've been involved with Bitcoin for several years and have been pondering this ...