X hasn't gotten any good, I just got into the space only to be welcomed with a different and more difficult criteria for monitization.
To crown it all, the impressions isn't adding up and how the hell did I get just 74 impressions from over a million impressions from the old program to the new program? #X
You’re forced to upload ONE of these AIs to run your entire life. Who are you trusting?
° J.A.R.V.I.S.: Ultimate wingman, high tech, zero betrayal.
° Cortana: Saves the galaxy, but might go rampant.
° GLaDOS: Pure efficiency, zero mercy, fake cake.
° Ava: Hyper-intelligent... but will leave you locked in a room.
Rank them: Most Trusted ➡️ Instant Betrayal.
In the TV show Shameless, Ian gets sad and thinks Mickey forgot their anniversary. However, Mickey only pretended to forget because he secretly planned a big surprise party for Ian at the Alibi Room.
Ser Jorah Mormont.
The exile who found a queen worth dying for and never stopped paying the price.
Most people remember the unrequited love and the greyscale. Fewer notice the quieter truths that defined him:
• He didn’t start as a loyalist. He started as a man who sold men into slavery to keep his family’s name afloat, then spent the rest of his life trying to earn back even a fraction of the honor he threw away.
• His love for Daenerys was never just romantic obsession. It was the first time in years someone made him feel useful instead of discarded. That need to matter again is what kept him at her side long after the hope of her love was gone.
• Every warning he gave her about trusting the wrong people, about the cost of fire and blood came from a man who had already lost everything once. She rarely listened. He stayed anyway.
• The greyscale wasn’t just a plot device. It was the physical version of the shame he carried: something rotting him from the outside while he kept fighting to prove he was still worthy of standing near her.
• By the end, Jorah wasn’t fighting for a throne or a title. He was fighting so the one person who ever made him feel redeemed might live long enough to see the world he believed she could build.
He was never the hero of the story.
He was the man who chose to stay when staying cost everything.
What’s one Jorah moment most people still overlook?
Mike Tyson vs. Ricardo Spain was pure devastation. 🥊🥶
Tyson needed just 39 seconds to drop Spain and close the show with a brutal left hook Imagine stepping into the ring and getting caught in that kind of storm. 👹
#Boxing#MikeTyson
Dr. Mann is the most terrifying villain in sci-fi because he's not evil.
No grand plan. No empire. He's just a man who could not face dying alone.
So he faked his planet's data. Sent a false signal into space. And when rescue finally came, he was willing to murder the people who saved him, to keep the lie alive one more day.
The scariest part? Most of us would break the same way.
Cooper and Mann face the same void. Same fear. Same impossible choice. One sacrifices himself for strangers. The other sacrifices strangers for himself.
Interstellar isn't about space. It's about what isolation does to the human soul.
Which one are you when the fear hits?
Starring: India Amarteifio, Corey Mylchreest, Golda Rosheuvel, Adjoa Andoh, Phoebe Dynevor
Genre: Historical Romance • Drama
The glittering world of the royal court returns as Queen Charlotte faces a kingdom increasingly threatened by political unrest, ambitious rivals, dangerous alliances, and personal heartbreak. No longer defined only by her extraordinary love for King George, Charlotte must embrace the full weight of the crown as the stability of the monarchy begins to depend upon her ability to make impossible decisions. With George's deteriorating condition casting a painful shadow over the palace, Charlotte assumes greater authority while desperately protecting the man she loves and the future they built together.
QUEEN CHARLOTTE — SEASON 2 (2026)
Charlotte discovers that true leadership requires more than authority. It demands compassion, sacrifice, and the courage to preserve hope when everything appears lost.
Sarah Paulson’s interpretation of the character Carrignton Lane in “All’s Fair”was devious, ruthless, unrelenting, insensitive, revengeful and traumatizing. Yet it was very refreshing and entertaining to see. @grok do you agree?