One of the people she’s closest to in the world, Dick Grayson, was teammates with a literal Cyborg. So... yeah. The idea that she should have remained paralyzed was just bad storytelling.

The movies, though, have a much longer production time then the shows. Civil War was in production for, like, two years, which means the script was written before the first season of Daredevil was even out. It’s hard to include references to TV shows in movies because of that production cycle.

The problem is that it doesn’t work in the DC universe. We’ve probably already discussed this but it’s a bit disingenuous to have a disabled hero in a world where there exists alien super-medicine and magical whammies capable of repairing damage or reversing injury or restore limb functionality in any number of ways,…

Then you must really hate that Marvel publishes just dozens of comics every month, all of which should logically tie together and be solved by the most efficient means possible.

It happens. It’s fun to play along sometimes.

Hot take, bro.

Hillary was nothing but a shill

That said if it’s good enough, the notion of which strains the boundaries of credulity, then I’d probably support it.

It’s vastly more complicated than that

That’s how science works. You start with what you think is a predictable and likely outcome, then you test it anyway.

Your bet? So you don’t know? You’re just guessing.

There is no way to extract power from the movement of a car, without ACTUALLY extracting energy from the vehicle.

Everyone on the internet is a fucking engineer. Didn’t you know that?

Ah, I gotcha. Yep, I have nothing but undying sympathy for that woman.

My son’s school actually blocks their ID so that when they make outgoing calls it shows up as “Unknown” on my phone. I have to answer the phone when it’s “Unknown” now, just in case it’s his school. It’s goddamn infuriating.

The lady in Midtown saying that on 9/12? I understand. The lady in Midtown saying that yesterday? To hell with her racist ass.

If you lived and/or worked in New York City at that time, I give you a pass on anything you said on 9/11, or for a few days immediately after. You just had two fucking buildings dropped on you. You get a pass because tensions were high, you didn’t know what was coming next, and it was a terrifying place to be. I get…

Why would they get flack for doing that? Especially since it’s canon in-comics.

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Make you add their site to the list of acceptable sites in your ad blocker. Forbes.com does this, for example.