Prey (2022) is the only good #Predator movie.
Predator (1987) gets some marks for being original, but casting Arnie as a charismatic leader was really asking way too much of him.
Predators (2010) has it's moments, nicely shot in places. But characters all awful, wished them all dead.
Predator (1987) gets some marks for being original, but casting Arnie as a charismatic leader was really asking way too much of him.
Predators (2010) has it's moments, nicely shot in places. But characters all awful, wished them all dead.
August 13, 2025 at 9:38 PM
Prey (2022) is the only good #Predator movie.
Predator (1987) gets some marks for being original, but casting Arnie as a charismatic leader was really asking way too much of him.
Predators (2010) has it's moments, nicely shot in places. But characters all awful, wished them all dead.
Predator (1987) gets some marks for being original, but casting Arnie as a charismatic leader was really asking way too much of him.
Predators (2010) has it's moments, nicely shot in places. But characters all awful, wished them all dead.
The last few days proves beyond any doubt what many of us always suspected - almost everyone on the right of US politics who claimed to care about the Constitution was just pretending.
February 4, 2025 at 8:23 PM
The last few days proves beyond any doubt what many of us always suspected - almost everyone on the right of US politics who claimed to care about the Constitution was just pretending.
Which thing that #Trump is doing this week has YOU the most terrified? The needless trade war? The purge of people in the justice system that scrutinised him? Dismantling of federal government? The wild blaming of minorities and women for air accidents?
February 3, 2025 at 1:11 PM
Which thing that #Trump is doing this week has YOU the most terrified? The needless trade war? The purge of people in the justice system that scrutinised him? Dismantling of federal government? The wild blaming of minorities and women for air accidents?
The more areas that #elonmusk blunders into, the more people realise that he's an idiot at the thing they know about. And this breaks the spell that he's hyper-competent at everything, and so the illusion that his blunders are actually smart moves we don't understand comes crashing down.
January 17, 2025 at 10:30 AM
The more areas that #elonmusk blunders into, the more people realise that he's an idiot at the thing they know about. And this breaks the spell that he's hyper-competent at everything, and so the illusion that his blunders are actually smart moves we don't understand comes crashing down.
Watching the response from the #neilgaiman fandom over the last months, I'm struck by the depressing realisation that it's really important to tell these stories in this much awful detail. People find it far too easy to dismiss when it's a broad, sanitised allegation of violent sexual misconduct.
Last July, Neil Gaiman, author of The Sandman and American Gods, was accused of sexual assault. Lila Shapiro goes deep on the allegations and looks at his upbringing in Scientology and his relationship with his wife, Amanda Palmer, and what she knew.
There Is No Safe Word
Last July, Neil Gaiman, author of The Sandman and American Gods, was accused of sexual assault. Lila Shapiro goes deep on the allegations and looks at his upbringing in Scientology and his relationship with his wife, Amanda Palmer, and what she knew.
www.vulture.com
January 15, 2025 at 10:50 AM
Watching the response from the #neilgaiman fandom over the last months, I'm struck by the depressing realisation that it's really important to tell these stories in this much awful detail. People find it far too easy to dismiss when it's a broad, sanitised allegation of violent sexual misconduct.
No, it really isn't a "win". Best we can say is that, by an invisibly thin margin, the failure of the US justice system was not totally absolute.
www.msnbc.com/opinion/msnb...
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Opinion | Trump being sentenced is a small but important win for the rule of law
The president-elect won't face any fines or prison time, but he couldn't stop the court from doing its job.
www.msnbc.com
January 10, 2025 at 3:53 PM
No, it really isn't a "win". Best we can say is that, by an invisibly thin margin, the failure of the US justice system was not totally absolute.
www.msnbc.com/opinion/msnb...
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I feel like "machine" is overselling it here.
I think of it more as a kind of festering bog of disinformation, propaganda, hate & discrimination.
I think of it more as a kind of festering bog of disinformation, propaganda, hate & discrimination.
December 5, 2024 at 10:54 AM
I feel like "machine" is overselling it here.
I think of it more as a kind of festering bog of disinformation, propaganda, hate & discrimination.
I think of it more as a kind of festering bog of disinformation, propaganda, hate & discrimination.
Trump's tariff plan will be less calamitous/brilliant than people predict/hope. He'll impose a handful of tariffs, and then later claim that it was a famous victory, and would have been even more so had the deep state not prevented him going further, which was unnecessary, because it worked so well.
December 4, 2024 at 2:45 PM
Trump's tariff plan will be less calamitous/brilliant than people predict/hope. He'll impose a handful of tariffs, and then later claim that it was a famous victory, and would have been even more so had the deep state not prevented him going further, which was unnecessary, because it worked so well.
Pulling CO2 out of the air, rather than avoiding putting it in, is pretty much always going to be less efficient. And worse, sending money this way allows the fossil fuel industry to continue operating, making a profit, distorting the market that should be rewarding operators of renewable energy.
New powder that captures carbon could be ‘quantum leap’ for industry
New powder that captures carbon could be ‘quantum leap’ for industry
A ‘covalent organic framework’ can be used to capture carbon to store it or convert it for industrial use
An innocuous yellow powder, created in a lab, could be a new way to combat the climate crisis by absorbing carbon from the air.
Just half a pound…
www.theguardian.com
November 29, 2024 at 4:07 PM
Pulling CO2 out of the air, rather than avoiding putting it in, is pretty much always going to be less efficient. And worse, sending money this way allows the fossil fuel industry to continue operating, making a profit, distorting the market that should be rewarding operators of renewable energy.