Can someone explain to me like I’m 5 why Peter Parker’s life fell apart when his identity went public, while other Avengers walk around without masks and seem to be doing just fine?
Why was he the one who paid such a heavy price?
Leaving DNA behind at the spot or scratching to have their skin under your nails do absolutely nothing to save your life during the event.
Only useful post mortem to identify your killer.
There's also no universal "pizza code" and that dialing "55" stuff is false.
If you get kidnapped this might save your life :
1. Spit all over the ground; it's your DNA.
2. If they carry you, scratch them, their DNA is under your nails.
3. Call 911 and ask for a a pizza they will know you need help.
4. If you need to call someone, like 911, but can't speak, call 55, they will track your location.
5. If you are in a car/truck, try breaking the tail light. If you stick out your hand, the car behind you will probably call the police.
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The possibility of it makes me question nature vs nurture ideologies.
Would people retain certain permanent characteristics throughout all their lives and how much of who they become is determined by the situation they're raised in.
The concept of reincarnation fascinates me a lot, makes you wonder what you were doing in your past life, and what your next lifetime would be like....
The reading itself will distract me. Lol.
My mind will veer off on a new word, concept, description or something else that always leads to long ass mental debates or googling rabbit holes.
John of Patmos. The Book of Revelations is the most polarized part of the scriptures...a mix of pastoral letter, prophecies, and apocalyptic imagery with no pointers, context or even exact timing to help decode.
Besides Jesus, if you could sit down and have a conversation with one person from the Bible, who would you pick?
I think Paul would be hard to pass up.
An ‘AEGON'S CONQUEST’ film will release on June 1, 2029 in theaters.
• Directed by Owen Harris (‘A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms’)
• Written by Beau Willimon (‘Andor’)