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I love his Clone Wars, Samurai Jack, and Primal, but thought this looked really bad.

Same. Im much more of a Marvel guy but Superman was super refreshing and good.

Snyders Pa Kent is maybe the worst part of Man of Steel. Costner is great in the role, but the idea of a Pa Kent that doesn't instil real morals in Clark is the antithesis of the character IMO. Pa wanting to protect Clark is fine, but he shouldn't want to protect him att he expense of saving...

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Mostly. Daredevil Born Again is MCU. It acknowledges and builds off some stuff from the Netflix shows. Punisher shows up in this as well. I imagine they Netflix shows will be considered canon unless directly contradicted by new stuff.

Biphasic sleep works way better for me when working overnight. When I get off in the morning I'll come home eat breakfast and wind down. Then sleep for approximately 2-4 hours. Get up do whatever, eat a big meal to get nice and sleepy, and then sleep another 2-4 hours right before work.

The writing was on the wall as soon as they announced they were doing "Secret Wars". Its an event literally designed to be a soft reboot that allows them to cherry pick whatever they want to mush into a new "main" universe. I imagine after this we are going to strip back to more street, and...

Far from the best JP, but not the worst. Front 1/4 was a little slow and a bit too much character development for characters I don't care about. Dino fodder characters all very obvious. Needing a sample from each biome was very videogamey. Mutants didn't really need to exist. I thought they D...

You jest, but this is unironically the best thing he has done as president.

I always thought the idea that someone literally killed him seemed silly. Him being "allowed" to kill himself seems like a much more believable theory.

Just got back from seeing this. Phenomenal movie, every bit as good as the first.

Given how advanced Israel's Intel is, they 100% have a team monitoring key social feeds in real time 24/7. If he actually doesn't want them to strike, he or his team communicated this to them. The post serves to give him plausible deniability if they do.

Provide another plausible reason for enriching to that level. Provide another plausible reason for attempting to deceiving the IAEA.

They were doing one of two things. Building towards a nuke, or getting close enough to have the threat of building one be a card in their deck. At best this would be to try and bully and extort the rest of the world, at worst they may actually develop and deploy one.

I remember when a good portion of the board was convinced that Brexit was going to lead to some kind of Mad Max scenario. BTW oil has already dropped back down to pretty much where it was before Israel struck. Lower than it was for most of the past 4 years or so.

Oh its gross and bad and needs addressed, but no, deporting illegal immigrants to shitty foreign prisons is not worse than systematically rounding up and exterminating your own citizens. That either exaggerates the state of things or diminishes the horror of the Holocaust. Neither is productive...

Holy jive! Why arn't any of the news outlets reporting on them rounding up large swaths of citizens based off of religion and race, and then killing them in mass?

They are in no position to hold or control anything. The majority of the oil shipped through there is consumed by China. Its unlikely they would let any attempts to shut it down stand.

Are you talking about something beyond Iran? Because they don't produce anywhere near 1/5 of the global supply.

They concealed nuclear activity during the JCPOA. It may have slowed down there progress, but it was not stopping it. Afaik there is no non-weapon reason to enrich that far. They either wanted a nuclear weapon, or the credible threat of one to bully and black mail with. Its absolutely naivety...