I hope they lean on the writers/qualifty we got from ‘Interview’ and not the hot mess that is ‘Mayfair’.  Did anyone actually make it all the way through that slog?   It was awful.

Musk is a moron. It’s been made clear for most, but somehow there is still a fawning horde of wannabe beta-cuck/lickspittles ready to swig from a bucket of his puke.

I would wager that almost every ill a citizen on this modern world faces has its roots in corporate greed. In those instances where it was not a Incorporation at fault, it is still like just Greed from an overly and undeservedly wealthy person.

This is a bummer, she was awesome as Claudia.

Data Brokers, as a business, need to be outlawed. Period.

I had thought that the light coloured paints were also so they don’t show water dirt etc.  Just give it a rinse and drive off.

If the DnD movie hasn’t already shown me all the best parts in its trailer, it’s going to be a lot of fun!

Elon doesn’t understand Racism, what a shocker.

ALL Electric Vehicles should be mandated to have sounds similar to this....

The Supreme court did two things to set America on the path to what it is today (a corporatist oligarchy).

Also, can I get ungreyed? I was ungreyed before but I was replying to a Beth Elderkin post on Dune that had some inaccuracies and she got mad and tossed me in the greys before she quit less than two weeks later.

Republicans Governor - Republicans did this. Through regulatory capture and just their entire anti-government/anti-regulation bullshit.

His pathological need to be liked is rooted in his childhood bulying.

Corporate Death Sentence seems appropriate.

Each one of those people should likely be audited for financial crimes because I am positive you’ll find several for each of them if they are so willing to start up FTX for a second round.

Industry should not exist.

This movie introduced me to Naomi Watts. 

Also - Can I get re-un-greyed? This is ridiculous.

Here’s an interesting link: I had heard about this before, but this is a recent article on the same study (Robinson and Robbins for the Stanford Research Institute, 1968)

There was an initial analysis/report commissioned by the Oil Industry in the Mid-late 60's that was off by like 0.2.