Y'all out here talking like Europe isn't also bringing the fascism.
Blaming Americans is expected and used to delay reactions in your own countries.
bigbangdangler
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I definitely appreciated that it was a movie versus a streaming series, or even a movie series. For all that was left out, what remains is very cohesive, engaging, and entertaining.
This director is also really second-to-none in IMAX, and it absolutely shows on screen.
Some parts and characters are just left out, presumably for length or editing.
Calypso's arc doesn't fully match the original, and it is combined with some other bits.
And (not a spoiler, but I'll be a bit vague): Odysseus' internal turmoil as presented in the film isn't really in the original. That said, I felt like it gave more depth to the character, in a way that the original simply wasn't intended to do.
Maps are too clear cut for Elon. He only talks about big amorphous topics so it's harder to see what an absolute spanner he is.
Now that their data centers are actually hogging all the RAM, they might attempt to do something people actually want and improve a product.
Surely he'd be Man George by now, if not for his stupid opinions.
Two companies you hate, now working together!
And Ubi really, really wants a new thing to point to as the reason they continue to require a launcher.
No. Convenience always wins. Same reason people decided streaming is better than owning.
Some percent of those upset and boycotting will simply give it up. These things have about a 2-4 week lifespan. Then they'll just miss their PlayStation and everything will be over, except they'll own even less.
I believe this outsold the Toyota Terceleract back in the day.
Only the 1337 know that they're really called "stores". That's why the command ls exists: list stores.
Obviously I'm kidding. It's short for list, somehow. Just remove that unnecessary IT.
If it does its job (which it does), then you should be good going off of the exposition in the film itself.
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I think the lapse in judgement is thinking that most Americans believe they are exceptional. You say you are against hubris, but your comment expounds it.
Most Americans are as fed up as you.
Make no mistake: what is happening in America will eventually happen wherever you are at. If you think your government will save you because it's better designed, you're wrong. That's not American exceptionalism talking. It's late stage capitalism.