I don’t think it would’ve made a very good essay either

Canonical answer is The Homecoming Saga by Orson Scott Card, since it turns out that if the good guys have a mind controlling god computer that’s always right on their side it gets really hard to have meaningful conflict.

Film Reroll

In the later books they accidentally open a portal to the part of the world where there are communists and for a while afterwards Richard finds himself unable to eat cheese as penance for all the communists he’s killing but then he realizes that communists are so evil it’s ok to kill them so he can eat cheese again

The only acceptable answer is The Vatican

How would we possibly know?

Society

As someone who spent much of her teenage years arguing with various ghouls online, it’s not worth it.

No, since it would require draconian control over people’s lives.

Not unless tech companies are incentivized to do so, which they won’t be for the foreseeable future.

I keep noticing more and more of Chumbawamba’s discography being greyed out on Spotify but no one else seems to and I can’t find an announcement or anything

Guy getting with a mermaid is straight.

Everything I like will be praised down the ages and everything I don’t like will be seen as irredeemably cringe.

Trump wakes up being relieved that he’s still not in prison, Vance wakes up and says good morning to his Pinochet poster.

Reagan was endorsed by notorious segregationist Strom Thurmond in 1976, who also endorsed Richard Nixon. Not sure about endorsements, but Woodrow Wilson openly supported the KKK.

Whenever the Republicans have campaigned on anti-trans bullshit they’ve lost. It’s getting more and more common for cis people to have trans people casually exist in their lives, and are therefore less likely to be a raging bigot

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1p3DNAi9fsqSXNeU0bbi44?si=348d01813fb942c0

No

Not since I was a teen