So good. They both kill it. He's just feeling good, spinning around doing some kicks waiting for his big moment and then he drops the hammer.

Buy it and start a local, low toxin market. Boom.

She looks just like a character from The Handmaid's Tale.

But salt in your coffee works! Just a little eliminates the acidic taste. Cowboys have been doing it forever.

Or am I just reading this wrong? I do that.

Do something, you pussy.

trump is going to hyperstition the american deep state into being real

Who are you referring to?

Thank you. I struggle with this sometimes and you clarified the problem with that very well.

Only two books have ever scared me. Cujo because I was a boy when I read it and that thing in the closet jumped from book the into my closet. It fucked me up for a bit.

And Annihilation. I was deeply unsettled for days after reading that book.

Just got this. I'm going in, VanderMeer. Thanks.

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Culture is upstream from politics. Chapelle ain't writing policies but he is keeping the culture infused with the language of the fucks who are.

So maybe it's just how we tell action stories. Put less focus on face-punching and more on the qualities of great warriors, soldiers and leaders.

Also T1 is nearly a perfect movie and the greatest love story of all time.

Grit, cunning, determination, intelligence, pain tolerance, the mother protective instinct.

Sarah Connor's transformation from T1 to T2 tells the whole story.

Nah, Ridley Scott and especially James Cameron figured this out decades ago.

Ripley and Sarah Connor are action heroes loved by men and women. Their strengths are not based in muscle mass, but in both universal and identifiably feminine qualities.

It's almost like the NYT is proactively diffusing responsibility for him.

I think you hit the nail on the head here. "Marketing to sheer apathy." That's it. Unfortunately, there is large sense of apathy in the zeitgeist, so the market is there. I hope that children reject it before they get addicted to it.

The biggest tell is that they're marketing to sheer apathy. Catering to people who don't like making art? Bewildering. Even if this demographic is convinced to toy with it... there's no passion to keep them going with it. No retention.

"...it all costs money. [The truth] cannot be given out for free, unfortunately."