Linux-obsessed and on Nobara 41, now. Some quotes of mine:"The Soul of Humanity was not split into billions of pieces." "Emotion is existence, and reason is a limitation on existence."

1. How many souls are on the world?
2. LINUX and FOSS software! I use Linux primarily and *will not* go back to Windoze.
3. Biological research, especially ancient ideas about organ harvesting (like Egypt) and royalty idealisms.
4. Immortality through soul, and then for body.
5. MS-DOS and Seattle Computer Products [en.wikipedia.org] (vs. Microsoft).

1. MMOs that are consumer friendly and have no ill-intent or extreme greed.
2. Role-playing-games, like DnD-based games or Larian-style games.
3. Games that are intelligent or show serious thought from the developer.
4. Games which have a philosophical, theological, or soul focus.
6. Highly rated games on Steam and Metacritic.

1. Games that are not in any way educational and do not sponsor truth.
2. Games which are too complicated or incorporate evil ideas (ie, the Von Neumann Probe).
3. Games which lie about the soul, the nature of existence, and any relevant reality.
4. By companies that are evil and are pay-to-win or pay-to-not-play. Games should not be inflated until the only good way to play them is to pay money to skip.

My favorite gaming companies of the past were SqEnix and Lionhead. Now, I don't have any favorites among the big ones, but can often tolerate Larian and Stardock. There are a lot of goodish studios, but not many of them have the staying power to follow or release a lot of new games, so I don't focus on them, too much.
A bit concerned about the "body type 1 / body type 2" garbage, but it's definitely just a sign of rot, not necessarily my focus.