In the book, and the first film IIRC, it’s having no toes.

In the UK, almost certainly most people were aware of that kind of condition - The Last Leg is a popular show, and co-host Alex Brooker has a similar (not exactly the same) condition.

Heighliners are somewhere between class 4 and 5 - they’re shown as transport for rich-people (and attendants), hence 5, but the focus is really on the characters not the journey, and they do fit in an ecosystem of various other ships (hence 4). My gut says given Dune is all about the elites, they’re a 5.

And they’re…

Mmmm, I think I have a new explanation for this guy:

She am what she am.

But Sandawe and Hadza are only grouped with Khoisan languages because they have clicks. By all other measures, they are isolates.

Also, Tibetans and Nepalis are hardly albinos:

You’re saying this like Africa doesn’t have cold uplands or mountains that get snow..

All the Bantu languages that use clicks are confined to Southern Africa, so I wouldn’t characterise them as “incredibly widely spoken”, it’s more like there’s a “front” of contact with the Khoisan. Also, it looks like the introduction of clicks into that Bantu stratum is a relatively recent phenomenon, not one of…

This is the best Michael Caine impressionist:

Yeah, all women must have breasts! Are you for real?

I think you left out a “didn’t” before “use [...] autotune” there.

Hey, now, don’t be knocking Underworld, which not only has had a reasonably diverse cast in some movies but is also partly about the experience of a PoC (in this case, writer/werewolf Kevin Grevioux’s experiences with interracial dating)

Aah, geselligheid. Sorry, no, you can’t get that by yourself.

You’d prefer the Larson remake?

It would have felt like stunt casting because he’s never been known as an actor.