Is your new thing really worth it when usage relies less on "I want to use this" and more "I am too lazy to deal with your bullshit."

And why they won't take my submission for Todd In the Shadows to be marked in the latter category

A horrible bloated abomination brought about by the most petty hatred for what may as well be an individual at the national scale

Also most info boxes have these themed graphics for no particular reason

And then he heroically sacrifices himself to protect my now redeemed bully, my bestie and my cute gf, she gives me a kiss on the cheek because I'm sad the robot who does my homework is gone, until I arrived home to find he has made a backup of himself on my Commodore 64, the end.

Also said robot would be made by me and my bestie in our bedroom and he's then be sought out by the government because we used stolen military technology as the final touch that turns him sentient.

They don't even tell you there's been an update when you boot it up, so it's just up to you to realise they've overhauled the game into a roguelike, tripled the ammount of powerups and added other playable characters. It's so endearingly humble.

I've now seen a fair few nicely-drawn portrayals of big moves, debilitating medical issues, and pregnancies, thanks?

Stuff like flat earth is way more about denying an overwhelming flood of information rather than extrapolating from crumbs, it's worth looking into.

The only compelling UFO story of the 21st century is the pretty boring US Navy tictacs, and the Bermuda Triangle is hella less interesting when you can just go on MarineTracker and see that it's just a shipping lane like any other.