I will always maintain that it was originally intended to only have 3 faction endings, and Yes Man was a narrative necessity that they added because they committed to letting you kill every NPC and you literally cannot finish the game if you kill everyone

and no, Yes Man isn't a serious option in the political/moral discussion of the narrative, it's just a cop-out "up to your imagination" ending. Your Courier could be a based communist or a deranged nazi. it's narratively meaningless it's a "no u" ending

thank you. it's tough out there

A therapeutic process, which details the different points of your life. (It is not necessarily autobiographical though.) You can look back on it and go "Oh, I was this kind of person back then" and start working on a new draft for the new type of person you are now. And repeat

Solid State a super underrated album imo... an album of its time but really representative of that era in internet history

that's genuinely what most writing teachers tell you to do! i do it too, i always act it out myself and i also read the narration out loud because that often catches awkward prose too