Trump's basically a fractal hypocrisy, which is, as I understand it, why and how the grift keeps grifting.
jaemo
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100% agree.
I'm just as comfortable in a universe with a big bang and black holes as this utterly manufactured paradox.
Reality is.
Oh I read about this the other day too in "Duh, Weekly."
On the bright side, if we're remarking on history's propensity for repetition, consider how much the odds have just gone up that Elon's personal timeline now ends doused in gasoline and set alight in a ditch, like a pasty, doughy little pile of garbage.
Well, and the coldness inside too ❄️
Obviously these leeches are Reverend mothers who've undergone the spice agony to unlock their genetic memories.
Something about projection something something
Except for the one inconvenient point that the entire series is predicted on THE ENTIRE SPECIES GOING WOKE AND NOT BICKERING OVER IT.
Do we seriously think us ugly bags of mostly water could get safely out to the hard vacuum of space without a lengthy bout of cooperation and super-getting-along powers?
I suspect we are actually upset about is the in-your-face woke tropes that are used as 2x4s with nails driven through them as devices to drive the narrative. But that's not just trek, that's kinda all modern media. It's almost like the corresponding rise in incivility and everyday life is being protested, or warned against by the people doing the writing. I agree that it's poorly executed but bad writing doesn't mean that "being good and kind to one another" is a shitty idea, or that it's impossible have characters acting with an enlightened humanity, which is all being "woke" actually is.
Don't forget to blueshift!
Evolution has no foresight.
Why do I keep buying synths then?
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A) to be fair, memes are the principal monetization strategy of the internet
B) there is a factory somewhere that is mass producing injection-molded fake dog shit out of plastic and this post is the thing that gets your hackles up about an ineffectual expenditure of time, thought and human capital?