Thank you for voicing my exact thoughts!

If I find a competent dub version, dub; otherwise, sub. Latinamerican dub is often pretty good, yet scarce nowadays.

PAC!? The fuck are you doing RGG!?

When something is too in-the-face, it stops being sexy and becomes kinda cringe.

Can’t relate, I’m an awesome cook.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BYvhhMjW32k

This is where I believe Karl Marx’s concept of alienation becomes more of a blessing than anything else. Marx argued, broadly speaking, that under capitalism, workers are doomed to feel disconnected (alienated) from the work they do. I think this disconnection works wonders in the kinds of jobs where what you do has negative consequences. Employees can pull a Nuremberg: “I’m just following orders,” and that way, even though they’re technically helping to create more harm in the world, from their point of view, they were just doing their job. Surviving, like all of us.

It is a clear conscience achieved through self-emptying.

(There’s also the case of people who honestly enjoy causing harm in the world, but that’s a separate issue.)

Perhaps, if it weren’t for the fact that the platform practically encourages insider trading. If there are individuals with insider information placing bets, any insights you might hope to gain from, say, the knowledge of the masses, lose their value.

Steins;Gate season 2. Almost at the end.

What happens at that moment onwards signifies everything prior and even elevates the previous season even more (which is crazy cuz Steins;Gate S1 es perfect as is).

1. Gamble everything. Will it rain tomorrow? Bet for it and gain crypto if you win.

2. Some guy thought gambling everything would give important information for… Something. (It’s a lie, it’s just for the money).

The Wolf of Wall Street. That movie gave me nightmares.

At the risk of sounding prude, seeing so much excess and chaos crossed the line from being morbid to becoming genuinely unpleasant, like seeing drunks and drug addicts in real life. I hated DiCaprio’s character with a passion from start to finish, and that night after watching the movie, I had a nightmare where I was at one of those parties and they were abusing me and my friends.

Knowing that it’s based on real events, that the guy DiCaprio plays is free, and that there are people who admire him even after seeing the movie makes me feel dejected.

If you ask that in a company meeting, they’ll shot you in the head. Two times, above each eyebrow, just to be sure.

They are contractually obligated to by the investors.

Even clankers want to see some Mbappe. Can’t blame them.

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Nah, the haiku is on point.

The difference of “working for a life” and “working for a living”.

The DeepL app as a “Syntax corrector”.

English is not my main language. I translate what I write in English to Spanish to see if it’s correct.

My mom always says “Primero muerta que sencilla” (I’d rather die than be plain.)

The character design is on point

It is interesting by itself.

It’s not so much about the source material, cuz in that case there would be no debate: the first Sonic was the Japanese one, period. The issue is more of an almost philosophical nature.

Sonic loves freedom, but what is freedom? What would a completely free person do? Would a free person even have a moral code? If Sonic is free, is he a hero? Would a free person crack little Spider-Man-style jokes? If Sonic hates oppression, why would he work for the monarchy or the government?

One could argue that the Japanese Sonic was the starting point and the Western version his evolution. When does something become or cease to be “authentic”? Is it authentic only at the beginning? Does it remain so until the end?

Things get absurd and annoying when idiots come along to invalidate other people’s opinions and tastes by saying things like, “Your Sonic isn’t the real Sonic. The only legitimate Sonic is [insert favorite Sonic].” You know, the usual gatekeeping.