Once the world collectively accepted that “literally” and “figuratively” are interchangeable it meant that no rules for language are written in stone.

You ignore the fact that a sizeable portion of the population believes in an afterlife, which would contribute to the lower-than-expected numbers of people who fear death.

Each person gets to make the decision if they should read it or not. Obviously, based on the books and movies unprecented success the public doesn’t have the same concerns as you.

Please keep your editorializations relevant to the movies only, and not regarding the off-screen lives of the actors, writers, directors, and other parties involved.

It’s a great question to ask. As a manager who does the hiring for my department I admit I would be shocked to be asked that, but also very impressed that it was asked in the first place.

How else are you supposed to know if you should be a victim or not? /s

Many of the greatest scientists in history believed in God and science (Bacon, Newton, Kepler, Euler, Mendel, Pasteur, etc.) Many of the earliest scientists were priests/monks.

It’s a video game. One with “Black Ops: Cold War” in the title. And you’re surprised some morally-questionable characters are featured in it? That’s like getting mad at all the bad language in a rated-R movie starring Samuel L. Jackson.

Wow, amazing that someone can have beliefs that don’t match yours.

I’ve never heard of this controversy until now. And the reason why is I didn’t care about P.H. when she was a regular on TV, and I don’t care about her now.

Now you’re mad a person, who created a fantasy world franchise, for using biological science to form an opinion? It’s not a universal given that everyone thinks the way you and all of your “woke” buddies think.  In fact, plenty of respected scientists think the way Rowling does.  Quite acting like she’s in the…

I’m still no sure of what the goal was of this article? The model should’ve been aware of potential use of their image, and it appeared they were told how the images could’ve been used.

Usually concept vehicles look intriguing and many times very beautiful. This truck looks like it was designed by a 3rd grader.