I’ve never noticed a difference on either end

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The fight for freedom will never be over— because it is constantly redefined. It’s a goal, not a destination, and also how much we are enriched by the journey. Through all that we achieve, we strive for more. And through the achievement, we grow stronger, more. Greater.

So the work continues…

Ok, so, I can relate to your frustration, but to say that it’s the same it’s always been is both foolish and lacks important nuance.

Sure, classism has always been classism, but the way it operates (and, thus, the means to defeat it) constantly change. One must be nimble. Adroit.

The fight is far from over, and we must all remain adaptable.

Well, yes…

But I also hope she finds some diabolically genius way to foil him a la Real Genius. I wanna see lasers make a house explode full of popcorn!

#genxdreams

They took the bait

Eeexcellent…

Now it’s funny— or, at least, I’m laughing

“My obvious and clear racism isn’t offensive! The offended are the enemy!” said the future loser of every political endeavor he’d ever engage in

That’s the thing— I want to read the books just to get the full experience, but I don’t want to end up blue-balled on the story/plot again.

It sounds like it ends up that way no matter what.

Popos is based on Ubuntu, but maintained by a separate company and has major differences. I’ve also been running it on a couple of machines for years and have been quite happy with it.

Oh, now, never doubt the Irish. We’ve still got a few months left.

As someone who only saw the series, it was obvious how condensed and rushed the final season was. I felt disappointed and wanted a lot more.

No, that was autocorrect being crazy. Fixed

Trump/MAGA

eighty years later, in Germany is still trying to live down their shame

It’s so hard to get published nowadays. Good for him.

Sad to hear

Impressive. That’s correct.

And the Star Trek lore vs reality also isn’t exactly spot-on, but it’s close enough to be freaky.

And, one could argue, we’re also on-path for the future of The Expanse series, just due to our ongoing ecological disasters.

• Star Trek - it’s a bit fuzzy, but the Eugenics Wars start around now-ish which lead into WWIII. So far, everything is happening more-or-less how the show predicted decades ago, with few discrepancies. It’s really creepy how accurate it all turned out to be. And while we all end up in socialist space utopia, it takes humanity about 130 more years to get there after a horrific nuclear holocaust and nearly a century of rebuilding after that. Also, all major governments destroyed and 600 million dead. It’s a big price to pay to turn the page on human history.
• Fallout - like the above, but worse. In the year 2077, after decades of escalating tensions between the US and China, a nuclear war erupts, devastating the surface of the earth. Even centuries later, humans struggle to rebuild and survive.

That’s how at least 2 sci-fi franchises begin. And it’s bad.