Yeah. I’ve beaten Castle Wolfenstein. The secret turned out to be shooting all of the Nazis. Also a lot of secret doors, one in particular leading to a particularly big gun.

I want a world for my kids where our solution is nuanced, and education and growth oriented.

But if my dream isn’t possible, I’ll settle for a world where as many Nazis as possible are just dead.

That makes sense. But then I would feel like I was wasting all this cool media equipment I already have set up.

Wait…You don’t all also have this setup?

How else is anyone supposed to know how things are going while they’re going?

It’s so great.

And the scene is even better on a rewatch.

Yeah. Statistically a small vestige of us may well survive to tell horror stories of our coming experiences.

Yeah. They do still sell Frisbees, though, at least.

Does “Breaking News” on Dropout.tv count…

Historically, “nothing” is the label we apply when none of the things we are currently able to detect are present.

After we can detect what actually is there, we update our description to the much more accurate term “practically nothing”.

Large corporate donors decide, in a non-representative winner-take-all vote system.

Also, I think they meant to say “both parties”.

That’s delightful.

I imagine his origin story, as an alley cat talking to another alley cat:

“Those house cats have it so nice. I wish I could have that.”

“Bro. Just pick a human. They’re push-overs.”

“Seriously?”

“Yeah. You just wait for their door to open and then pick your spot in the couch.”

“That easy?!”

“It’s that easy.”

“I’m gonna do it.”

Fuck. That’s relatable. Oof.

“There’s no shortage of air!”

Yeah. This is such a better experience than past community tools I have used.

In particular, I hope we can attract the Do-It-Yourself repair community, before the current platforms lock all of that content away.

This sounds like an important step toward fully working the right think algorithm.

For example, Republicans tend to have Christian evangelicals and business interests.

Yeah.

But at least the Christian evangelicals’ shareholders keep them so accountable to their core values that the desires of the mostly unorganized pastors leading the business owners have no meaningful say in the outcomes. (This is Sarcasm)

Nice.

Yeah. That’s really on the oversight committee.

That’s right. “Reduce” is the first priority on “Reduce, Reuse, Recycle”, after all.

That is quite funny. Well done.

The Apple II is still such a fucking cool computer.

Sure, my watch is about a billion times more powerful, but my watch will never be as cool as the Apple II.