Sunk costs fallacy

The part where she hired a scab crew for lockdown broadcasts instead of her normal crew speaks to how awful of a boss and producer she is

This guy was arguing the other day that if women don’t want to be raped they shouldn’t get drunk ever

You don’t think maybe there’s a problem with a term that has serious spiritual and cultural connotations for a historically oppressed people being used flippantly by white people to describe, for example, pizza? (I’ve seen people say “pizza is my spirit animal” in case you’re going to suggest that never happens.)

“It’s beyond idiotic to think a cop sitcom can’t exist now”

My God are you a whiny, fucking baby. Also, it’s Crews, not Crewes you fucking moron.

Is something a myth if it’s largely true but politically uncomfortable? 

If you want to know what she’s saying in the essay, may I suggest reading it? 

Hi, since I’m seeing lots of talk about whether the headline/image are a spoiler, here’s my thinking on that: it’s only a spoiler if you look at Lev being trans as something that’s meant to be a surprise or some kind of dramatic reveal. Years upon years of trans storylines have taught us this (think: The Crying Game,…

Beat me to it.

When I was dating my now-spouse, we went to a Chinese restaurant, ordered a TON of food, like, a family-sized amount of food (which was not and is not our standard procedure) and we ate it all. At one point I mentioned, “This should hurt, but it doesn’t.” We also got the flaming scorpion bowl—again, a 4-person…

It was less than three years into my marriage. We went to a Friday’s for dinner because they had a 2-for-$20 deal or something. We had moved from a smaller town that didn’t have many chain restaurants to a big city in another state when we got married, so this was still kind of a treat in a weird way. It was dessert…

Dr Manhattan may have cosmic concerns on his mind, but he should still understand the meaning of 18 yrs old and asking for consent.

Agree 100%. Before that finale I would have embraced a Season 2. But now? No, I’m fine. This was a very satisfying ending and I really like the ambiguity. 

“Black love saved the world, and a Black woman became a god.”

Then why are you still watching?

Ozymandias is the one who pointed it out. He called it “problematic.” Charles gave it just as much attention as the show did.

And what exactly is age appropriate for an (for all intents and purposes) immortal being who experiences every moment of his life simultaneously?

1. Well, it was Ozy who pointed this out to Manhattan in the episode.

The Superman actors are a wonderful coincidence, but Bass Reeves was an actual person.