@AuronMacintyre Imagine a technology that trains the mind on how to think and what to think for a century and assuming that can’t be a weapons technology because it shows reruns of Friends sometimes.
"It's done gentlemen. Generations from now, they will be happy we meant that everyone on earth is simply an American by falling out onto our magical dirt."
@LumpyTheCook CinemaSins was the worst of them all IMO because they specifically popularized the mindset of "movies are an IQ test where whoever finds the most plot holes to nitpick is the smartest."
"The fat was always the point. The salad was just keeping it company."
I don't have a good word for the style (example above) of this fake-profound LLM last sentence in an essay structure, but it is driving me crazy.
It is everywhere right now. 100x worse than em dashes
A good rule is to never take out your phone to show someone a thing you’re talking about.
No matter what it is, it will ruin the convo 100% of the time.
I don't care what he thinks about video games, Roger Ebert had the ultimate redpill on nerd culture as a whole.
This basically describes every fandom on earth, and once you see it, you can never un-see it.
It would be crazy if he went to the same synagogue as that guy who inexplicably ran up and shot Lee Harvey Oswald and then contracted an unusually aggressive cancer