Or the defense industry

The sad part is when I hear Epiphen can costs stuff like a thousand bucks in some part of the USA while in Canada, ironically *thanks* to our single-player system giving our country an edge in negotiations as “biggest national client”, it costs something like only 100$ I hear.

I always thought an interesting alternate history would be one where Reconstruction actually continued, and all the freed slaves got their 40 acres and a mule.

I wonder if they thought “Man In The High Castle” was very successful so alt history stuff might be hot right now?

Or utility companies. Who do you think pays for power plant to be built?

This! I used to buy the expensive R&D argument until I started working in higher ed and and realized how many schools are doing medical research using federal grants.

Socialize the R&D costs and privatize the profits. This isn’t the first time and it won’t be the last.

Euron is a good wildcard character, if a bit over the top.

why would he care? He’s not an elected official. He’s doing the job he was appointed to do: line the pockets of the rich.

Holy fuck do the people who tighten the straps on your jacket before they tuck you in know where you are?

Youre blocking my driveway, so let me destroy the tires, so you cant move from blocking my drive way. Makes sense...

Ah yes. He’s mad that trucks are parked in front of his property. The logical action is to render them immobile.

The same reason the dean of the chemistry department is a chemist.

BECAUSE THE PAPERWORK IS ABOUT SCIENCE

Because he’s in charge of other scientists. If they need to tell him something important they shouldn’t have to get one of those whiteboard animations made to make him understand.

They’ve been building up the battle with the Night King for 7 seasons. He is the main antagonist, and always has been. With now 12 episodes left in the entire series, it would be foolish to NOT dedicate more time to him. The problem with you thinking of his army as “zombies” is you see it like The Walking Dead.…

Kmuzu - “I am third generation Las Vegan. Most of my father’s friends from the north of Las Vegas to St. George Utah got was is lovingly called St. George Fever.”

It also got John Wayne, along with Susan Hayward, Agnes Moorehead, John Hoyt and Dick Powell; they were shooting a movie in 1956 in the fallout area. By 1980 91 of the 220 cast and crew had developed cancer. A health researcher said “With these numbers, this case could qualify as an epidemic...”

You should be able to kick someone in the balls... no questions asked.