There's a song about the winter. It only mentions the eruption at the very end.

It's crazy! More than half the population goes through this thing, and it's like a big secret. There are dozens of potential symptoms, some of them life-changing, mostly easily fixable with supplements. I swear medicine treats 51% of the population like it's .002% who are also pathological liars.

I'm sorry. That sounds really hard.

I'm having trouble finishing this sentence.

I can believe a Segway is a godsend for people with certain kinds of injuries, but it was presented as something that revolutionized transport, kind of like high speed rail.

In 2000, I rode a recumbent bicycle, and twenty people asked my opinion of what Segways would do to transportation before I saw my first one.

When I did, I was baffled (and remain so). It's like a motorized wheelchair that you need working legs to use.

It looks like Aardman animations made a 40k Space Marine!

Dan Savage had some great thing when he was giving advice to people with different political views. He said something like "James Carville and Mary Matalin were from different parties, but they realized they had more in common as two terrible people. . ."

From your upcoming podcast, "Underhated".

How is the camera work? I get nauseous when I watch things shot from the shoulder, like Lars Van Trier's movies.

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Do you constantly imagine discussions in the future about all the things about this era that Pluribus reflects perfectly?

Oh yeah, I don't have trouble believing that.

So completely subjectively, if I were to change one thing about the movie, it'd be to make Jack Torrence grounded and identifiable in the start, but I don't know anything about the background.

It's interesting because he botched that role. The character is supposed to be sympathetic at the start.

He did pretty well in About Schmidt.

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All these make me think of the Oreo CEO sketch.

It might be the most I've felt like watching a video game playthrough when watching a movie, but it seemed like a great video game. There are a couple epic boss fights, and that's a really good escort quest.

I see a lot of things here that refer to "liberals" or "the left" in a very similar way. I share their frustration. I wish they'd stop aiming it at me.

Did all countries open their borders and then they closed them again after the blip?

What were the policies that the Flag Smashers were trying to stop?

Falcon and Winter Soldier drove me crazy, because it kept approaching things that made sense, like people not getting loans because they'd been blipped.

But they never made sense of the Flag Smashers' agenda. The story wants us to see good behind their terror without giving them a philosophy.

Okay, I just looked it up. It's 30% for Steam (big publishers have the leverage to get that lowered) and 10% (by default) for Itch.

I asked this once and didn't get a reply. How do you buy a game to get the most money to the developer?