Someone greenlight a reunion season of Mad Men that's about how an aged Don Draper finally ruins his career by spearheading the Where's Herb campaign, which he thinks asks profound question about identity and self realization in the 20th century.

And a few Polaroids

I don't think sports betting should be as widely accessible as it is right now but at least when the Eagles lose, millions of people don't lose health care.

There's something grossly fascinating and ghoulish about how they are removing any interest in the material effects of real world politics so that they can create an extremely material and opportunistic game for themselves.

I'm imagining something like this?

Virginia just overwhelmingly voted in Democrats and yet there is a massive Confederate flag flying next to the highway on the way into Charlottesville in 2025.

I thought it was a bit much to title your book in a way that draws comparisons to The Divien Comedy, but reading it does make me feel like I'm being dragged through hell

Yeah, I use these and the Beseler 45 regularly in a local dark room but glad to have this for my home setup

Yep. Needs a lens board and carriers (I have a couple decent lenses already) but otherwise seems in great shape.

I feel like part of it is that the people opposing him were also the ones who did want to police what consenting adults did in private and it was easy to link one to the other.

I think she realizes the opening for "what comes after Trump" is someone who acknowledges his flaws and failures to deliver while being able to claim to be the heir to "the true MAGA"

Do you ever do any darkroom printing?

It's very good, but outside of having a sci-fi premise, it's not X-Files-y. More like an extended Twilight Zone episode used as a way to have a bunch of philosophy conversations.

I feel like it has some very good episodes - mostly involving the Doctor - but it never gets good.