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It's almost like identifying and treating mental illnesses has gotten better over time, and we don't just throw people in mental asylums away from public eye
It's not that everyone's getting used to the current hellscape of the internet. Kids born today have never experienced a world without it. I watched my niece playing on my dad's phone, and she was just blasting through every single ad, interacting with every ad until it took her to the install page, and then she moved on to the next ad. People were upset about the tiktok ban cause they didnt care about their data. Shit like that is wild to me, coming from the early internet era.
Unless countries step up with better tech laws, I only see it getting worse from here.
Why sell it, when they can just give trump a paycheck under the table to keep it going?
What she was doing was making it so men can message first...
The movie basically goes "there are 3 laws of robotics" and then its just action schlock the rest of the way. Also, iirc, it's basically a car commercial too. I think it could have explored the themes of the book more, but I dunno.
Lion, witch and the wardrobe reference
I dunno, I disagree with this. If you encounter an item that hasnt been referenced yet, the game doesnt make you brute force it; it's simply an option. You can figure out most of the words just exploring the world and seeing events happen. The rest are logical deductions.
Absolutely canon. If you watch demon slayer at all, it's like what they did with the mugen train arc.
I had hopes for tribes 3 but I really don't understand the decision to make smaller maps, and scatter little bits of terrain to bump into to halt your speed. Absolutely frustrating.