that's loosely one of the arguments made in Plato's Republic, but a strong case can be made that the entire work is more of an analogy for the ordering of the mind and soul of an individual, and that an ideal society would reflect that in perfect harmony.

they're just upset that they don't know how to pronounce it.

yeah, I've kinda dealt with it for a long time.

the closest the right wing has ever got to fashion has been historical spillover from fascism.

good bargain!

oh. that makes more sense.

wait, how would that even work… cleavage window but… just a flesh coloured tone underneath?

but cybernetic arms! they don't tire out!

those fatality inputs were insane. at least the core fighting mechanics weren't that unforgiving…

now I'm kinda surprised my buddy hasn't somehow unearthed it on YouTube, as he loves the "it's so bad it's good" sort of stuff that makes my brain bleed after upwards of 20 - 40 minutes of exposure…

that does sound like a pretty fulfilling existence…

is the issue the relative normalizing of steroid use / abuse? because they have some fairly well-known and nasty side effects.

same here. that would be pretty bizarre…

give the therapy thing a shot, perhaps. and if you feel a certain therapist is full of shit, that's fine. many medical professionals suck at relating to their patients, and with mental health in particular, it's extra critical that you can trust them.

was that the futuristic ish Johnny Quest reboot? I can't remember what it was called

I always assumed the original Lt. Broccoli lost access to their account somehow. truth is stranger than fiction

it's crazy to think how good the classic seasons are. those are all brilliant episodes.

ah yeah, that's the one. the Street Fighter one I'm thinking of was a Polygon piece:

severe depression (or really, depression in any of its myriad, insidious forms) is a motherfucker.

absolutely yes. there are some serious gems in there, and for the most part, the show hits the ground running.