He's way too insecure to have a dick big enough to trip over, unless he's the dick you're referring to, in which case he does trip over himself constantly. 

My solution is listening to podcast episodes I’ve already heard. If I already know what they’re going to say, it becomes a form of recitation, like a calming mantra. Most nights I'm asleep before the episode gets 10 minutes in. 

I disagree. Intending all-out destruction is not how any of this started. The inability of laws and regulations to keep up (thanks to most of Congress being tech-illiterate grandparents) is how it evolved into all-out destruction.

That might be why “The Handmaid’s Tale” turned a lot of people away from it as the show went on. During the Chump years, it became way too close to reality. And now we're back to forced birth like the 50s, so we’re not far off from Handmaids being a reality.

I loved this episode. 

The latest season as a whole wasn’t great. “Loch Henry” was predictable, and “Mazey Day” and “Demon 79" both felt like they should’ve been part of some other show. The other two episodes were passable, though of those two, the astronaut one was the best. 

Or does it warn that The Shocker from Spider-Man is attacking?

Don’t forget about the Musk family's slave mines.

Only whatever made them billionaires. 

That expression has unfortunately been warped from what it originally was i.e. move fast and *don't be afraid to break things*. It's a subtle difference but I think the original implies some level of taking responsibility rather than embracing all-out destruction. 

“Every time a price falls, the universe of people who buy it get a raise in buying power, which is the same as a raise in income. If a lot of goods and services drop in price, the result is an upward explosion of buying power, real income, and quality of life.”

Advocating parental rights for *rapists* is not "same coin".

Yet another reason to not watch TV and play video games instead. 

Only one party supports the legalization of rape and incest, the one that doesn't support abortion in cases of rape, and it's not the Democrats. 

“and children saw it despite not being appropriate for them”

It was the last remnants of the Borne-ification of shooting action. 

Exceptional? The first was decent, “Catching Fire” was overrated, and the third suffered from the “let’s split it into movies” Hollywood fad popular at the time.

To be fair to Steve Jobs, most CEOs of large, longstanding corporations don’t do much other than take credit for work other people do.

Me and my friends have been violently shoved in the direction of avoiding accumulation because of the basements and attics full of garbage (sometimes literal garbage) we'll inevitably need to clean out when our Boomer/ Gen X parents and grandparents pass since they're obviously not going to do it while they're alive. 

Musk is not good at business. He came from money, got stupidly lucky with PayPal, and drove out the original founders of Tesla. All he knows how to do is take credit for other people’s work, like Steve Jobs.