That's for giving me an idea for a clickbait AI YouTube video series:
"You won't BELIEVE what's going on right under your nose!"
"Your neighborhood has a dark secret..."
"The hidden world beneath your feet"
The more pressing question in my mind is why isn't the title "James Gunn Presents James Gunn's Supergirl by James Gunn, a James Gunn Production."
Wikipedia tomorrow probably:
"Starmer, a decent dependable yet misunderstood champion of open borders, progressivism, cultural diversity and hero of the Labour party stepped down on June 22 over pressures from the far right..."
We have way too many selfish geriatrics holding the levers of power because they just refuse to let go. When nature forces them to let go, they make sure that either their family or another close-knit geriatric takes over.
It's the opposite of my former boss: After running a successful business he retired early and wealthy. The last time I met up with him, he was into philanthropy and was always spending time with his family and even extended family. I've never seen him happier.
Just imagine what they say and do behind closed doors...
...actually probably best not to.
He should have died like fifty times. He almost did and he was up and at'em again after like two days of bedrest.
I yearn for classical architecture. 95% of the buildings I've seen in my life are boxes or cookie cutter houses. The other 5% are churches, museums and other noteworthy structures built over seventy years ago.
Worshipping in a big 500 year old church with an incredibly high ceiling and choir singing would surely be a soul moving event.
I never read the book of Enoch but have been meaning to get around to it. When I do, I'd like to also have Genesis on my desk and imagine what a book that combines the two would look like.
Currently re-reading the Old Testament (NIV). Taking it slowly while I dwell on a few questions, such as what were things like before and just after the flood? What was the population growth? What was a city like, who built them and how? I also want to better understand the post-flood lineage of Abraham, Isaac, Ishmael, Jacob (Israel); why were there twelve tribes and what made each tribe unique? What caused enmity between some of Abraham's descendants that carry on to this day? And what can I learn about the human condition from all that?
Previous book was "I don't have enough faith to be an Atheist." It's a dense book. As I go through I try to play devil's advocate with the logic challenging myself to think about the possibilities of existence; as opposed to just memorizing talking points from pages and spewing them out without understanding them.
Like this week's NextFest. I'm seeing complaints from devs that they can't get noticed because of AI slop, and complaints from content creators that many games look the same.
Their ilk is the reason God flooded the world in the first place.
The boy grew up to be a well-adjusted man, got married, had kids and a successful career before taking local office and improving his town?
...darn, I always get that one wrong!
There are indies who have worked on a dozen projects over many years who would kill to have just one smash hit. She has no idea how grateful she should be right now.
You monster!!!
Obviously AIDS spread like wildfire because of all those blood transfusions. You remember, right? Millions of people just having blood transfusions with millions of other people...big fad in those days.
"Best we can do is have you live paycheck to paycheck until you get social security and Medicare if you even qualify...also if you hold out until you're 72 then you get a higher return...either way you'll live off social security until it's bankrupt. Then just die already so migrants can move into your apartment."
I like that two indie films made by youtubers are outperforming most of what's out there right now.
Screwworm is back in Texas. I can find many stories about it; none of them willing to try to explain how it got there.
It seems to have just appeared out of thin air in low population counties mostly populated with migrants. So weird...
People have evangelized it for centuries, but there are signs following the ministry of Jesus that never happened until recent history: Israel becoming a nation in 1948, the rapid increase in knowledge through modern science, and "many shall run to and fro" with cars and airplanes.
But playing devil's advocate: The valley of dry bones could mean anything, pyramid architects and monks of old had extensive knowledge, and people moved fast with horse drawn carriage.
What matters to me is that my personal "end of the world" will definitely be within a century, and the Bible states that only God the father knows the time" so be prepared but don't try to guess it.
"But I'm not supposed to be held responsible for my actions!"
I know you meant to write turban, but I'd love to hear the story of a guy at work wearing a turbine on his head. He'll still probably get more exemptions than Christians.
I wish them, their cats and their boxed wine all the best. They're totally not stay-at-home mom losers who just help raise and support loving families. Girl power!
"Boomers vs Millennials" sounds like the name of the next Steam clickbait game.
Any indies out there? You could make it in days. Claude ain't gonna prompt itself!
"I'm so glad to be here, thank you for hiring me! By the way I'll be out starting next week on maternity leave. Sorry I won't get to meet some of you until next year, tee-hee!"
Now I feel like rewatching Death Wish with Charles Bronson.