absolute banger of a cover:
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If I were a hacker a DC bar full of drunk congressional aides placing bets on their unprotected phones and the bar's lowest bidder ass touch screen computers would be a magical opportunity.
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Same. Last season felt off to me but these first three eps of S4 are bad. It's like 5 mid plots when it should be 2-3 tighter ones with room to actually focus on characters. The only interesting part was Nolan's adolescence flashback and Viltrum smallpox. Everything else felt way overdone, repetitive, and full of tired comic/superhero tropes. The bright side is husbandu Lee Pace gets to talk shit to everyone.
So out of Covid, an apocalypse out of many we will experience, came the meme stocks craze which then became part of culture and is now being touted as a new paradigm of load-bearing cultural acceptance of a new capitalist order. "Bullish" means nothing outside of the context of meme stocks. Yes it's a term used in finance that predates 2020, but that's not how it's being used or how Gen Z relates to the term. It's that they've grown up in this meme stock internet culture where everyone is into crypto, NFTs, gambling, and other scams. To be bullish is to put your money into these things, knowing you will likely lose it, but gain internet fame and clout for proceeding anyways. It's being cynically optimistic in the face of almost certain loss. A guy in the 80s saying he was bullish on a stock meant that the thought it would increase in value over time. A 20 year old being bullish on RoganCoin in 2026 is a very different thing and has little to do with actual financials.
If I were a little smarter there are definitely some dialectical things happening here between structural failures, punctuated equilibrium and cultural changes that end up forming a new structural base.
I don't think they would drop a nuke completely unannounced. We would see news about new weapons capabilities, a new precision tactical bomb, possibly not even called a nuclear weapon. It's the old suitcase nuke from Cold War fiction made real. It would be stressed that the bomb is highly contained, tactical, precise, and controllable. This to front run any panic it may cause once detonated. Of course it's a lie. It's just a standard low yield nuke with a brand and marketing. It would be deployed the same as any other bomb. The idea would be to set off a baby nuke, minimizing fallout, and then sending some robots in to assess, followed by troops. This was pretty much the RAND strategy when they were advocating for usage of nukes in common warfare, minus the robots and concern for radiation.
Reverse image search exists regardless of signature or exif data. Not saying people shouldn't post their art, just be aware that someone can track it to socials if even if you scrub it and don't mention your name.
Guy who starts crying when someone jokingly says he's invited to the cookout. Guy who got a dap once and made it his whole personality. Guy who took private AAVE classes. Guy who made Chet Hanks self conscious about cultural appropriation.

A 250 year old empire hastily enters conflict with Iran. This is what happened to its body politic...
This sounds exactly like a group for people with problematic tweets from 2014. 0% chance this group wasn't started by a standup comedian who was complaining about Trump and then everyone found old clips of racial slurs from like 2012.

So many babies are going to get hurt working on cars now that there will be no dogs to save them. And no more cats fighting off bears wandering onto porches.