GalacticCow

But if the idea is that good people can do bad things, why not sympathize with someone who did something wrong but is working to correct themselves (like OP)? If it's just a matter of scale, why does it suddenly become wrong to try to sympathize or tolerate a person who commits a greater wrong than theft?

I dunno. I'm a chilihead, but the mild taco sauce has this nice bell-peppery tomato-y flavor. The fire sauce has the spice, but the mild is like a savory seasoning.

I've heard varying accounts about the addictiveness (or lack thereof) of cannabis oil and smoked marijuana. From an informed scientific standpoint, is cannabis considered an addictive substance or not? Is there any risk of developing addiction to it with regular use (especially used in a medicinal capacity to treat chronic pain)?

NEAT (and derivatives) is one of the coolest algorithms I've played with for machine learning. That said, are there any other (recent) machine learning methods that you think stand out or are "on to something"?

How else does taco bell season their tacos?

You need chilis, a bit of pepper, and a good splash of ritual Satanism.