10-15 years ago, places like Lifehacker/Gizmodo were building up Musk/SpaceX/Tesla as a visionary. Now that he’s richer, “overexposed,” and in the popular mind, its time to tear him down.

To think we, as a species, could control a respiratory virus is beyond arrogant.

Seems like people are mad about this comment, but this is how the world works. Every job has its benefits and drawbacks. Hopefully there are opportunities to learn and grow, and when those seem lacking, take what you learned and shoot for something better. We all do it. Who wants / expects to be at the same job…

The headline is written like you have an axe to grind

Yes I think that is the intention. Thanks for putting it so concisely. 

- Promote protecting and hiring survivors

Similarly, I would love a grounded remake of Little Ninja Brothers on NES. get rid of some of the jank and hitbox issues, add a little variety to get rid of the NES repetitiveness and it would be a great game.

I think they were being sarcastic.

I used to boot up my copy of Batman: Return of the Joker on Game Boy in the back of my parents car, JUST to use the sound test feature. I wondered if I was the only 9 year old boy in the world that would play a game just for the sound test, but I was thankful for the feature. Years later I would find out that Manami…

Ever been to a corporate town hall at a big company where the leadership addresses the workers? Its always full of platitudes and broad sweeping political correctness that most just roll their eyes at. This is the same thing, its just public and on twitter... a bad forum for something that was already bad to begin…

Stop invoking Trump too plz

It was within a year of two of Facebook status updates being a thing that I realized that basically any time I posted I was just looking for attention and validation from others... and that this was an unhealthy and ineffective way to feel good about myself. I was 21.

Its probably in poor taste that this reminded me of Monty Python

names are just social constructs

Should I be offended by my local small university having the mascot “Celts”? My background is Scottish.

I had no idea there was a saved by the bell reboot.

I think these are really fair and honest questions to ask. We often see in media that folks want representation, and they often want the actors to somehow share or understand the experience of the the character (mileage/expectation varies on this). So it does kind of beg the question around these nuances — the actor…

Do we expect him to be a spokesperson for this? Do we know he wants that?

Seems like a media problem

Also thinking that the poll matters or that the average person cares....