Sir Gawain could've been the Legendary Knight of Good Times ~

I hope that this dark period is remembered and learned from for the dangers of anti-intellectualism, of how toxic the phrase, "It's not that deep, bro," can become when it becomes acceptable, even popular among everyday people.

Cyber-Fantasy is a really promising aesthetic to explore, since it's probably an aesthetic that's going to come into prominence once Dystopian/Classic Cyberpunk has run its course ~

This could be advertisement art in Cyberpunk 2077 so easily ~

Critical to our renewal as a nation will be restoring our collective honoring of those that have served with honor and integrity with a new ferocity. We must all restore the sanctity of a simple phrase: Character Counts.

I once asked the obvious question in the Student Union Building: "Uh ... how come we're paying more tuition to prop up what is essentially an Adult Little League?" I got lots of eye contact with that question. "For real, it's just amateur sport, y'all need to chill out."

Yeah I know, but Elon was the beginning of Second-Wave EVs in the public consciousness. He's the face of the resurrection of a technology that couldn't manage to replace horses, let alone internal combustion. People should look to his example as to the essential nature of the EV push: pathology.

The most comprehensive one I'm aware of right now.

What can we say? We learned from the best (English).

Another reason is that the flag has symbolically forced two opposing perspectives on what it means to be transgender onto one flag, showing that it basically doesn't mean much to be openly transgender anymore since your identity is as likely to be attacked by friendly fire as hostile fire.

I wonder what women smell like to people who aren't attracted to women. ... Honestly, I don't care to ask.

It has to do with orientation. Everybody gives off pheromones; people who are within our orientation will tend to smell good, and people outside our orientation will tend to smell unappealing.

After ten years, it's not the overt, or even covert transphobia or misogyny that gets me, it's the new sneaky little thing people do where they will They/Them a woman—especially a trans woman—that they disagree with or dislike. Like, we ALL see what y'all're doing, you're not slick.

I found that men have just come to decide that everybody is a man until they don't like you, THEN you get to be a women in their eyes. What pisses me off more are WOMEN that come to a table of WOMEN and say, "What're we having, guys?" The fuck.