One thing that might affect how the teachers deal with all of this is what exactly they are teaching. If you look at most of the subjects, none have any core concepts being taught. I’m not sure magic even has “core concepts” to teach. It’s all almost entirely practical or rote memorization. Potions is taught like a…

So, I’ve thought about this * a lot* like a lot a lot. Here’s my very, very long argument about all of this: The only way to understand the economy of the HP world, and why it seems like wizards are stuck with the three career paths of teacher, bureaucrat, or cop, is to realize that no one has to work, like ever, if…

There’s was an episode of Harvey Birdman where The Jetsons show up and say that they raised the houses because of sea level rise cause of global warming. I think they’re trying to sue for damages because if it. They say they are from the “future year of 2002" or something like that and the HB episode takes place in…

Blade and Punisher: War Zone are way, way more entertaining than any of the MCU movies. The MCU movies might be technically better made, with better acting, effects, etc. but as far as being just plain more fun and entertaining, Blade and P:WZ win hands down.

The problem with Man of Steel isn’t the end, superman killing Zod, if dealt with correctly, could have worked. The problem is that there’s no real story for the first hour, what exactly motivates this Superman is extremely muddled and contradictory, Henry Cavill has the charisma of a piece of wood, and, worst of all,…

1) the shortage of water is actually mostly an issue of division of water and of storage. Right now we’re doing fine.

I read this and in my head I heard David Attenborough say “And so begins the studio exec’s seasonal hunt for the affluent sucker, an elusive but highly sought after prey...”

Their dark side is from understanding that the characters are people, though. It’s not just ‘ooh everything is gray and everyone’s depressed’ it’s more of an understanding of the genuine tragedies these characters deal with everyday.

It’s also one of the, if not the, best onscreen depiction of Batman and Superman’s relationship. Obviously it works because it has their whole history in the DCAU to draw on, but still.