They were called Lean Pockets and they tasted like Hot Pockets and they were still bad for you but they had the word "lean" in their name, which made them healthy at the time.
The literacy crisis isn’t that people can’t read the words. It’s that they can’t understand the context, infer meaning, recognise nuance, identify contradictions, or draw logical conclusions from what they’ve read.
Showing us that Meleys is rotting on the wall & that Sunfyre isn’t back to back like that is enough for me. Long live Sunfyre #hotd#houseofthedragon
@InDeepGeek “Dragons plant no trees.”
Except for when they do. And choose to remain in a place to ensure those that were saved continue to be cared for & defended.
Rhaenyra was written to stand both in contrast & as a parallel to Dany’s journey
@ThisGrayArea They’re giving you the same knee-jerk reactions they employ for all content consumed: “I decided this thing & found a group that won’t disagree with it & I’m incapable of even briefly entertaining notions that don’t support the original thesis.”
When learning the English language, remember this simple rule: I before E except after C, unless your foreign neighbour Keith receives eight counterfeit beige sleighs from feisty caffeinated weightlifters.
The many people begging you to read books and refrain from writing with AI aren’t doing it because we enjoy being insufferable. It’s because we know these things to be deeply joy-giving & rewarding, and we dread the prospect of a future in which people no longer learn, or think.