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🎵 Tesla Optimus! Humans in disguise! 🎵

Could make for an interesting Limited Series on Netflix. Get Mike Flanagan onboard maybe.

When you want to run with that Colossal Weapon build, but don't want to compromise your fashion.

CURSE YOU BAAAAYYYYLLLLLEEEE!!!

NOT using the Donkey Kong bongo drums as your controller = cheating

Honestly I thought this was anime Kassandra from Assassins Creed Odyssey at first.

OooooooOooOOoooOoooooOooOooooOOOOoo!!!

Reminds me of the discovery of the HMS Terror: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/archaeologists-get-eerie-first-look-inside-arctic-shipwreck-franklin-hms-terror-180973011/

This article might help:

https://medium.com/the-ascent/the-magic-that-happens-when-we-stop-equating-pessimism-with-realism-9480a5481540

Swift and wild: How to build houses and restore nature together calls for:

• Strategic and nature-centric planning: The UK needs a strategic and joined-up approach to housebuilding that complements nature recovery and balances competing demands on land. The planning system should always avoid causing harm to legally protected areas, such as Sites of Special Scientific Interest and Special Areas of Conservation. A new land designation, Wildbelt, would put nature at the heart of the planning process by protecting land of low biodiversity value specifically for nature recovery. Wildbelt would also support local authorities to implement statutory biodiversity duties and deliver Local Nature Recovery Strategies.

• Climate action through development: Buildings are one of the UK’s largest sources of carbon emissions. Improving energy efficiency by retrofitting homes and embedding features like solar panels, rainwater harvesting, and green roofs can reduce emissions and bills, while benefitting health, well-being and wildlife. Implementing some of these changes widely could help the UK achieve net-zero. Inexpensive, small-scale changes – such as including swift bricks in new developments – can support nature recovery and contribute to wildlife corridors.

• Nature-rich neighbourhoods: Integrating nature into new developments provides multiple health, social and environmental benefits. These include health and well-being impacts for people, reduced air pollution and better protection from flooding. Evidence shows that people with better access to nature are more active, mentally resilient and have better all-round health. New developments should help to connect nature reserves and other important areas for wildlife and ensure that everyone can access greenspace within 15 minutes’ walk or wheel.

Off the top of my head:

• Archive 81
• Altered Carbon (only because a 3rd season could've made up for the shit show that was season 2)
• Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, The Defenders. Even Iron Fist looked like it was going somewhere more interesting by the end.
• The Brothers Sun (that one hurt nearly as much as Altered Carbon)

I'm sure there are more

You're mistaken. There is no Season 2 of Altered Carbon.