Drew Peardon
@d95w19p9.bsky.social
Proudly Canadian and proudly autistic, devout Bahá’í, unapologetic otaku, and unwavering supporter of multiculturalism. Aspiring film director and screenwriter. Despises fascism in all its forms with every fibre of my being.
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Drew Peardon
@d95w19p9.bsky.social
· Nov 17
I DON’T CARE WHAT ANYONE SAYS OR THINKS ABOUT ME! I WANT TO SEE MIRACLEMAN BY NEIL GAIMAN AND MARK BUCKINGHAM FINISHED AND PUBLISHED! I WANT TO READ MIRACLEMAN THE DARK AGE! I’M NOT GONNA STOP WHINING ABOUT IT UNTIL I GET IT!
FINISH MIRACLEMAN!!!
#FinishMiracleman
FINISH MIRACLEMAN!!!
#FinishMiracleman
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Doesn't it strike you as strange that the people who shout long and loud that America is a Christian nation founded on Christian principles are the very people who don't want Christ's teachings of tolerance, pacifism, and generosity codified in law?
December 28, 2025 at 7:32 PM
Doesn't it strike you as strange that the people who shout long and loud that America is a Christian nation founded on Christian principles are the very people who don't want Christ's teachings of tolerance, pacifism, and generosity codified in law?
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The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing us to associate optimism and a positive outlook with low intelligence
December 28, 2025 at 5:53 PM
The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing us to associate optimism and a positive outlook with low intelligence
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It feels like too many people have the mindset that "I can act however I like as long as I'm right" and if anyone doesn't listen because you're being too much of a jerk, it's their fault for being too stupid and emotional to look at the substance of your argument
I think a lot of people have this mindset of “well my politics are very clearly correct so me being a jerk all the time reads as this cool little flourish” when in reality that flourish actually makes you look kinda stupid and makes the uninitiated question those politics to begin with
December 28, 2025 at 7:17 PM
It feels like too many people have the mindset that "I can act however I like as long as I'm right" and if anyone doesn't listen because you're being too much of a jerk, it's their fault for being too stupid and emotional to look at the substance of your argument
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The Internet will continue to refuse to believe that anyone likes or is watching these demonstrably ultra-popular, in fact beloved movies wholly because they have traction with normal people but not social-media cliques or Podcaster groupchats.
‘AVATAR’ is now the highest grossing movie trilogy of all time
Over $1 billion more than Star Wars
Over $1 billion more than Star Wars
December 25, 2025 at 4:15 AM
The Internet will continue to refuse to believe that anyone likes or is watching these demonstrably ultra-popular, in fact beloved movies wholly because they have traction with normal people but not social-media cliques or Podcaster groupchats.
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"Did you know [iconic role] was almost played by [different famous actor]?"
Yes, because 99.99% of showbiz is meetings, it takes thousands of meetings to get a film made and in the course of those meetings every possible actor is discussed for every possible role
Yes, because 99.99% of showbiz is meetings, it takes thousands of meetings to get a film made and in the course of those meetings every possible actor is discussed for every possible role
December 22, 2025 at 3:58 AM
"Did you know [iconic role] was almost played by [different famous actor]?"
Yes, because 99.99% of showbiz is meetings, it takes thousands of meetings to get a film made and in the course of those meetings every possible actor is discussed for every possible role
Yes, because 99.99% of showbiz is meetings, it takes thousands of meetings to get a film made and in the course of those meetings every possible actor is discussed for every possible role
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Americans have overwhelmingly favorable views of Amazon and Google, more mixed on Facebook, don’t like Twitter, and haven’t heard of the major AI companies.
December 18, 2025 at 1:58 AM
Americans have overwhelmingly favorable views of Amazon and Google, more mixed on Facebook, don’t like Twitter, and haven’t heard of the major AI companies.
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I've got a fever and the only cure is for me to get extremely angry about something that ultimately is of no consequence whatsoever and that I will have totally forgotten about in 48 hours
December 16, 2025 at 4:27 PM
I've got a fever and the only cure is for me to get extremely angry about something that ultimately is of no consequence whatsoever and that I will have totally forgotten about in 48 hours
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Drug addiction is a physical and mental health issue not a personal failing so shame, scorn and forced abstinence do not cure it. It changes the brain chemistry.
December 15, 2025 at 2:56 PM
Drug addiction is a physical and mental health issue not a personal failing so shame, scorn and forced abstinence do not cure it. It changes the brain chemistry.
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Broke: I hate the politician.
Woke: I hate the voters.
Bespoke: I hate the NON-voters.
Woke: I hate the voters.
Bespoke: I hate the NON-voters.
December 10, 2025 at 5:44 PM
Broke: I hate the politician.
Woke: I hate the voters.
Bespoke: I hate the NON-voters.
Woke: I hate the voters.
Bespoke: I hate the NON-voters.
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The fact that this "miracle" has had four or five years to develop a use case and still hasn't presented anything people will pay for should have been the end of it, but somehow it's not ...
Is there any data whatsoever that "younger listeners" actually want this? Or did they just have a contract with an AI voice company and this is what they shat out and because it's new they've decided it's for the youth.
digiday.com/media/the-wa...
digiday.com/media/the-wa...
The Washington Post debuts AI-personalized podcasts to hook younger listeners
The Washington Post used AI to build a pick-your-own-format news podcast, letting listeners choose the topics, hosts and duration.
digiday.com
December 10, 2025 at 6:40 PM
The fact that this "miracle" has had four or five years to develop a use case and still hasn't presented anything people will pay for should have been the end of it, but somehow it's not ...
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if i knew how to do Spock's neck pinch i would likely only ever use it on myself
December 8, 2025 at 12:34 AM
if i knew how to do Spock's neck pinch i would likely only ever use it on myself
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The most important thing I learned in college was when I went grocery shopping for myself and bought the fancy all-natural bread with "no preservatives," as to avoid the chemicals that had poisoned the last generation, then was shocked that 48 hours later it was covered in mold
December 9, 2025 at 4:40 PM
The most important thing I learned in college was when I went grocery shopping for myself and bought the fancy all-natural bread with "no preservatives," as to avoid the chemicals that had poisoned the last generation, then was shocked that 48 hours later it was covered in mold
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it is an underrated miracle of the 21st century that we really did massively, massively reduce bullying in schools
My experience as well. So far we're 2-for-2 on kids having a largely bullying/abuse-free middle school experience. Not without bumpy spots of course, but light years away from what I endured.
My hot take: the anti-bullying stuff has really worked, which is why conservatives are pushing back at it.
My hot take: the anti-bullying stuff has really worked, which is why conservatives are pushing back at it.
for what it’s worth I got roped into helping out with my sixth grader’s extracurricular thing so I’ve had more recent contact with middle schoolers who aren’t mine than I usually do, and biased sample/biased reviewer/etc but my verdict is that the kids are all right
December 4, 2025 at 3:15 PM
it is an underrated miracle of the 21st century that we really did massively, massively reduce bullying in schools
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Now more than ever we need to internalize the true message of 'A Christmas Carol', which is that you have a moral obligation to not make your past traumas everyone else's problem
December 3, 2025 at 6:38 PM
Now more than ever we need to internalize the true message of 'A Christmas Carol', which is that you have a moral obligation to not make your past traumas everyone else's problem
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The key to understanding capitalism is that dog treats have shapes like "steak" even though that means nothing to the dog. The target audience isn't the dog, but the human, and the goal of the product is not to satisfy the dog, but to make the human feel like a good dog owner.
December 5, 2025 at 2:46 AM
The key to understanding capitalism is that dog treats have shapes like "steak" even though that means nothing to the dog. The target audience isn't the dog, but the human, and the goal of the product is not to satisfy the dog, but to make the human feel like a good dog owner.
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ASAN works to empower autistic people across the world to take control of our own lives and the future of our common community. On this International Day of Persons with Disabilities, we are celebrating disability rights movement work worldwide.
December 3, 2025 at 5:00 PM
ASAN works to empower autistic people across the world to take control of our own lives and the future of our common community. On this International Day of Persons with Disabilities, we are celebrating disability rights movement work worldwide.
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An anonymous Japanese game studio is making applicants draw in front of them during interviews to prove they don't use generative AI 🎮
“Only human creators can produce compelling characters and graphics from scratch”
“Only human creators can produce compelling characters and graphics from scratch”
December 3, 2025 at 7:11 PM
An anonymous Japanese game studio is making applicants draw in front of them during interviews to prove they don't use generative AI 🎮
“Only human creators can produce compelling characters and graphics from scratch”
“Only human creators can produce compelling characters and graphics from scratch”
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Lieutenant Aldo Raine.
I want a VENGEFUL scorched-earth Dem who will carve "MAGA" into every Trump-enabling Republican's forehead.
I want a VENGEFUL scorched-earth Dem who will carve "MAGA" into every Trump-enabling Republican's forehead.
Who's Your Ideal Democratic Candidate That Should Run For The Presidency in 2028?
December 1, 2025 at 6:57 AM
Lieutenant Aldo Raine.
I want a VENGEFUL scorched-earth Dem who will carve "MAGA" into every Trump-enabling Republican's forehead.
I want a VENGEFUL scorched-earth Dem who will carve "MAGA" into every Trump-enabling Republican's forehead.
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One of the big downsides of late-2010s social media "cancel culture," or whatever you wanna call it, is how it taught way too many well-meaning leftists that shunning celebrities is activism.
And I guess it is, in entertainment and online influencer culture. Politics is quite a different story.
And I guess it is, in entertainment and online influencer culture. Politics is quite a different story.
November 30, 2025 at 8:07 PM
One of the big downsides of late-2010s social media "cancel culture," or whatever you wanna call it, is how it taught way too many well-meaning leftists that shunning celebrities is activism.
And I guess it is, in entertainment and online influencer culture. Politics is quite a different story.
And I guess it is, in entertainment and online influencer culture. Politics is quite a different story.
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Like I think there's a solid runner gag following the vein of "I wonder if anyone NOW will know what I mean if I talk about Pokémon, or quote The Simpsons!"
"That's still wildly popular, and The Simpsons is in its 37th season."
"...what?"
Like I think there's a solid runner gag following the vein of "I wonder if anyone NOW will know what I mean if I talk about Pokémon, or quote The Simpsons!"
"That's still wildly popular, and The Simpsons is in its 37th season."
"...what?"
November 29, 2025 at 3:28 AM
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Like I think there's a solid runner gag following the vein of "I wonder if anyone NOW will know what I mean if I talk about Pokémon, or quote The Simpsons!"
"That's still wildly popular, and The Simpsons is in its 37th season."
"...what?"
Like I think there's a solid runner gag following the vein of "I wonder if anyone NOW will know what I mean if I talk about Pokémon, or quote The Simpsons!"
"That's still wildly popular, and The Simpsons is in its 37th season."
"...what?"
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Said this before, but "AUSTIN POWERS 4" should be a spoof of "Maverick"-legasequels, with Austin as mentor to an agent frozen at end of the 90s and thawed now - but with a recurring gag re: how STAGGERING little society has changed between 1997-2027 compared to Austin's massive 67-97 culture shock
Watching AUSTIN POWERS and another reminder of the wildness of time.
Powers is frozen for 30 yrs, defrosting in 1997.
Surprised with all the reboots, they aren’t doing a 2027 reboot of how a secret agent frozen in 1997 comes back in 2027 to defeat an evil henchman.
Maybe too on the nose.
Powers is frozen for 30 yrs, defrosting in 1997.
Surprised with all the reboots, they aren’t doing a 2027 reboot of how a secret agent frozen in 1997 comes back in 2027 to defeat an evil henchman.
Maybe too on the nose.
November 29, 2025 at 2:30 AM
Said this before, but "AUSTIN POWERS 4" should be a spoof of "Maverick"-legasequels, with Austin as mentor to an agent frozen at end of the 90s and thawed now - but with a recurring gag re: how STAGGERING little society has changed between 1997-2027 compared to Austin's massive 67-97 culture shock
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I remember when NFTs hit and once we understood how they worked (a receipt for a purchase without an establishment of ownership of anything at all) we immediately got it: you were selling star-naming as a tech scam.
And you said that wasn't true.
And it was.
We *remember,* assholes.
And you said that wasn't true.
And it was.
We *remember,* assholes.
November 28, 2025 at 6:26 PM
I remember when NFTs hit and once we understood how they worked (a receipt for a purchase without an establishment of ownership of anything at all) we immediately got it: you were selling star-naming as a tech scam.
And you said that wasn't true.
And it was.
We *remember,* assholes.
And you said that wasn't true.
And it was.
We *remember,* assholes.