Zalack
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Interestingly, this sort of is a new problem on a long enough time scale.
Empire Strikes Back was considered a huge risk because. at the time, sequels were really looked down upon by both studios and audiences. Empire kind of ushered in the idea of the modern sequel / franchise.
Empire Strikes Back was considered a huge risk because. at the time, sequels were really looked down upon by both studios and audiences. Empire kind of ushered in the idea of the modern sequel / franchise.
January 5, 2025 at 7:52 PM
Interestingly, this sort of is a new problem on a long enough time scale.
Empire Strikes Back was considered a huge risk because. at the time, sequels were really looked down upon by both studios and audiences. Empire kind of ushered in the idea of the modern sequel / franchise.
Empire Strikes Back was considered a huge risk because. at the time, sequels were really looked down upon by both studios and audiences. Empire kind of ushered in the idea of the modern sequel / franchise.
You should do it and just go full Colbert Report on them.
“The worst thing about woke culture is how it pushes people to be kind and thoughtful! As a Canadian, it’s my constitutional right to be a small minded, cruel misanthrope who supports a dictator, like America’s founders intended!”
“The worst thing about woke culture is how it pushes people to be kind and thoughtful! As a Canadian, it’s my constitutional right to be a small minded, cruel misanthrope who supports a dictator, like America’s founders intended!”
January 2, 2025 at 6:55 PM
You should do it and just go full Colbert Report on them.
“The worst thing about woke culture is how it pushes people to be kind and thoughtful! As a Canadian, it’s my constitutional right to be a small minded, cruel misanthrope who supports a dictator, like America’s founders intended!”
“The worst thing about woke culture is how it pushes people to be kind and thoughtful! As a Canadian, it’s my constitutional right to be a small minded, cruel misanthrope who supports a dictator, like America’s founders intended!”
And I would argue that she does very effectively communicate her points in the first video; it was a total revelation to me.
It’s just that YouTube comments are a cesspit and not everyone there is actually there to engage with content in good faith.
It’s just that YouTube comments are a cesspit and not everyone there is actually there to engage with content in good faith.
December 25, 2024 at 12:58 AM
And I would argue that she does very effectively communicate her points in the first video; it was a total revelation to me.
It’s just that YouTube comments are a cesspit and not everyone there is actually there to engage with content in good faith.
It’s just that YouTube comments are a cesspit and not everyone there is actually there to engage with content in good faith.
And I would argue that she does very effectively communicate her points in the first video; it was a total revelation to me.
It’s just that YouTube comments are a cesspit and not everyone there is actually there to engage with content in good faith.
It’s just that YouTube comments are a cesspit and not everyone there is actually there to engage with content in good faith.
December 25, 2024 at 12:57 AM
And I would argue that she does very effectively communicate her points in the first video; it was a total revelation to me.
It’s just that YouTube comments are a cesspit and not everyone there is actually there to engage with content in good faith.
It’s just that YouTube comments are a cesspit and not everyone there is actually there to engage with content in good faith.
The follow-up video is an existential meditation on how disheartened she was that some people completely missed the points of her first video.
It’s not about the content of the first video being wrong in any way, just a question of what she could have done, if anything, to communicate it better.
It’s not about the content of the first video being wrong in any way, just a question of what she could have done, if anything, to communicate it better.
December 25, 2024 at 12:56 AM
The follow-up video is an existential meditation on how disheartened she was that some people completely missed the points of her first video.
It’s not about the content of the first video being wrong in any way, just a question of what she could have done, if anything, to communicate it better.
It’s not about the content of the first video being wrong in any way, just a question of what she could have done, if anything, to communicate it better.
The follow-up video is an existential meditation on how disheartened she was that people completely missed the points of her first video.
It’s not about the content of the first video being wrong in any way, just a question of what she could have done, if anything, to communicate it better.
It’s not about the content of the first video being wrong in any way, just a question of what she could have done, if anything, to communicate it better.
December 25, 2024 at 12:54 AM
The follow-up video is an existential meditation on how disheartened she was that people completely missed the points of her first video.
It’s not about the content of the first video being wrong in any way, just a question of what she could have done, if anything, to communicate it better.
It’s not about the content of the first video being wrong in any way, just a question of what she could have done, if anything, to communicate it better.
Dimension20 Muppets special when????
December 14, 2024 at 5:18 AM
Dimension20 Muppets special when????
Tolerance is a peace treaty, not a moral precept: medium.com/extra-extra/...
When reframed this way, there is no p as paradox.
When reframed this way, there is no p as paradox.
Tolerance is not a moral precept
The title of this essay should disturb you. We have been brought up to believe that tolerating other people is one of the things you do if…
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December 4, 2024 at 8:39 PM
Tolerance is a peace treaty, not a moral precept: medium.com/extra-extra/...
When reframed this way, there is no p as paradox.
When reframed this way, there is no p as paradox.