It really seems that way , which is a bit strange . I ' m a dude and chose Nora as the Sole Survivor . I just feel weird playing as Nate , now . Like he ' s not supposed to be the main character . He also sounds a little goofy . <| sep |> I have this same problem with my 7 Plus . I took it to an Apple Store and they ran diagnostics on it and said there wasn ' t any problem in it so they couldn ' t do anything . Its happened a couple times already and Ive had to force restart and manual restart it at least 5 times before the sound eventually comes back . <| sep |> I guess this week will be impossible to play with all these kids watching the video and downloading that hack . <| sep |> Nope . I ' m saying it is a lot of hassle to kick them out . You can stop talking to them , you can hate them it happens in small villages but kicking them out is not feasible . well , for starters there is the law and all that stuff . That ' s not a very good measure , is it ? A guy who refuses to leave and say he ' ll fight with all his mighty if you try to make him leave is also a big hassleIn terms of the law the distinction is even weaker . A random person and your brother would face the exact same consequences in any real democracy , that ' s actually one of the pillars of modern democracy What are those superficial characteristics ? Things that you imagine from them but are not true ? Or things that you know that a large percentage of hisher culture do and that is likely to provoke friction with your culture ? But at the same time being perfectly aware that heshe might be part of the ones that doesn ' t do itAgain , you ' re making this fantastic examples , but they don ' t mean much . Yes , if half of China moved to the US it would causes problems . But so would if everyone from California decided to go to New YorkThe point here is that being part of a culture only defines your characters until certain point , from an individual stand point , it means very little . You can find americans who hate basketball or chineses that think eating dogs is completely wrong . The problem is not how the person looks or where she ' s from , but what she , in reality , doesIf someone who agrees with the ideals of some community moved there , regardless of where he or she is from , she would be a good fit for the community . Therefore , it ' s categorically impossible to say that someone from other race moving to your village is always bad . At best the argument you can make here is that to accept some foreign citizen , the village should study that person ' s behavior very well , but saying it ' s ok to prejudge the person makes absolutely no sense for the reasons aforementioned