@Survivor_AU@Channel10AU Part of what makes Survivor great is watching social dynamics evolve naturally, and this split felt a bit forced—almost as if it was designed purely for drama rather than to enhance the strategic depth.
@Survivor_AU@Channel10AU Instead of adding to the excitement, it seems to have disrupted the flow without significantly improving the viewing experience.
@Survivor_AU@Channel10AU longtime fan of the show and always appreciate the twists and strategic elements that make Survivor compelling. However, I wanted to share some feedback on the recent tribe split. It feels more like a production-driven decision rather than an organic development within the game.
Meta cited a “shifting legal and policy landscape” while eliminating its DEI team; Amazon said it was “winding down outdated programs” — but its memo to its employees was signed off with “#InThisTogether,” so you know they still care.
🙅 Corporate culture is making a hard beeline toward last decade: Meta and Amazon are the latest companies to toss their diversity, equity, and inclusion programs by the wayside. The DEI rollbacks follow similar moves from the likes of Walmart, McDonald’s, and Ford.
Dolly Parton’s “Rockstar” is the bestselling album of her long, illustrious career with first-week sales of 118.5k copies, landing it atop Billboard’s Top Album Sales chart.
@savaredi@rugbyworldcup@SonnyBWilliams@AllBlacks No it’s not nevertheless it is what it is and the events that took place epitomise humbleness in power and victory and kindness to youth and naivety.
Montague Street Bridge in Melbourne was built to defy logic.
Well educated town planners and engineers just can’t seem to stop this phenomenon happening for over 25 years now.