Not that there's an enormous difference these days, but it's Oklahoma, not Ohio.

I mean, I imagine the answer is that when they're cautiously and thoroughly evaluated, they're found to be inadequate, so we don't hear about them. Like an inverse survivorship bias.

Every story like this is exactly the same. "We published 500 automatically generated piles of garbage without a single second of manual review, to shockingly disastrous and incompetent results."

They started with 76 of them?! Why is every one of these idiotic AI pilots immediately jumping neck-deep into things, and not trying with like, a couple? It's so wildly irresponsible and stupid to invest so much so quickly.

You're describing a different (and probably better) series. I don't see that tension throughout Voyager; I think the Maquis premise is just not something they cared about beyond the premier.

I mean, most creators seem to do just fine, James Somerton was just Plagiarism Georg adn should not be counted.

I am now 100% prepared to accept that cryptid hunting/safaris/preservation is the reason Teddy Roosevelt expanded the national parks so much.

Are they? Looks like they took a deep hit and choked out "yeah it'll probably snow" while coughing out smoke.

That is a frankly silly range to have all in one zone.

Nah, don't be ridiculous. ROS is one of the worst movies I've seen in theaters, and the holiday special still makes it look like peak cinema in comparison.

I've never watched/listened to an episode. Is the whole thing really just one long conversation with the guest? He's such an unflavored bowl of pudding of an interviewer though.

Pretty sure it's a reference to the "honey badger don't care" video. So throwing out basic internet meme references in an attempt at humor.

The link with the US flag is also for the AU shop.

Yeah, Austin Powers made them scared of fun and they turned Bond into Jason Bourne.

It also helps a lot to see the "genealogy" of programming to understand why modern syntax works how it does. Learning assembly (especially manually managing registers) gave me some big lightbulb moments in college.