

I wish Robert Sheehan had stayed on for season 4. Joe Gilgun was a different shaped peg for that ®hole. Not bad, just too different.
I wish Robert Sheehan had stayed on for season 4. Joe Gilgun was a different shaped peg for that ®hole. Not bad, just too different.
Time for a relevant Better Off Ted
Pecuniam Coram Populo
Dr Manhattan is a good exploration of the omnipotent superman.
Misfits is more about flawed people getting powers.
Great show, but not the “limits of superman and how normal people react” theme being discussed.
Coffee and chocolate have much better PR than red meat.
Being vegetarian is worth about one return transatlantic flight per year.
I have one in my car, but the glovebox is where things get forgotten.
Maybe a small Swiss Army knife would be a good investment.
I understand the logic, but I’ve never been in a situation when I thought “I wish I had a pocket knife”
I think they were alluding to Israel.
The reason I gave those two examples was to highlight that conspiracy can range from false to (almost certainly) true.
Folks who buy into conspiracy theories may buy into more than one, often for similar reasons.
I have no data on this but suspect it is more true for lower IQ than higher IQ.
However, I don’t believe it should be a standard assumption. Considering one topic to be possible doesn’t automatically imply a person believes in something else.
Fair enough. It just annoys me when conspiracies are lumped together.
One person believing the earth is flat has no relation to someone believing that industry executives hide the harmful effects of their products. Yet both are labelled conspiracy theorists.
The word “Chemtrail” isn’t associated with that, it’s tinfoil hat ivermectin sucking 5G fearing moron talk for "the airlines are spraying chemicals that make you vote Democrat.
This is your interpretation of a fictional persons opinion. There is no conspiracy that links ivermectin to 5G.
Step back. Are you using your own words or are you just repeating what someone wrote on a forum somewhere?
Conspiracy theorists are often inconsistent and illogical, but there is sometimes a nugget of truth under all the madness.
Conspiracies tend to have a grain of truth, that gets exaggerated to allow the idea to be ridiculed.
“Jetliners are spraying mind control juice”
Not all jetliners. Just some.
Uh huh, so, where on the jetliner is it stored?
In tanks.
Can you show me any evidence of a jet aircraft equipped with such a dispersion system?
Why would you bother using jet airliners for this that fly extremely high?
Oh it’s mixed straight into the fuel!
No.
I wish primer had an 20% extra budget so they could make the last act make sense. It just needed a few more explanatory scenes.
Time crimes (Spanish: Los cronocrímenes) is my absolute favourite in the genre.
Oh yes. Jumanji 2 (3?) was mainly unoriginal callbacks to the previous movie.
The first step off the boat sets the pace.
Too be fair, Klaus in the Umbrella Academy is almost the same character with almost the same powers.