That's what I get for being British. Bring on the female Shawn.

So you mean the pronunciation difference isn't worth discussing? I though that was the opposite of your point.

You don't need a high IQ to know when you're being mocked for having a low IQ.

Are you using 'moot' in the British sense of 'worth more discussion'? In America it means 'not worth any more discussion'.

Which would be excellent and is to be encouraged at all times. Unfortunately Sean, pronounced that way, has not to my knowledge ever been a girl's name, so I consider the idea that this character in particular is a female authority figure improbable. That's all. I'm not in any way opposed to Sean being female, just…

Or you joking are or you just that keen on the character being female?

The hangover from it is LONGER THAN YOU THINK.

But it's pronounced Sharn.

What a bunch of Kants those schedulers are.

He's no bowl of special K.

Perhaps Janet is a test designed to see if people's moral choices vary depending on their perceptions.

Sounds like 'the first time someone declared that everyone hates moral philosophy professors'.

Kant believed that if an axe-murderer showed up at your house demanding to know where your family were, you should tell the axe-murderer because to lie would be wrong. I'll take my own conscience any day over someone else's. Philosophy is useful and it can do you good to read it, but it shouldn't be used as an…

I've been thinking about what a silly name Misty Knight is and how much it stands out.

Dumbledore, sort of Gandalf…

Well, Momentum Labs are obviously trying to give Jeremy Corbyn world-dominating superpowers. The rest is a mystery.

I'd compare it to addiction. Addicts have a strong compulsion not to ask for help because it will lead to them losing access to what they're addicted to. Same here. Potentially.

Justification: the virus affects people's minds too so that their judgement on what they should disclose is compromised.

Well, it depends on your definition of bullshit. My summary wasn't intended as a fitting description of the show as a whole, but as a validation of the show as something that went somewhere and meant something. Except for the FST half of Season 6, which was nothing more than religious metaphor that had little if…

Er…no. Half of the sixth season was bullshit. The rest was a story about messed-up people who got lost on a mysterious island after a plane crash, then those that escaped wanting to return.