Well, I don’t have a lot but I have a little.

Let’s see how CA:BNW lands.

I’m sorry he hasn’t liked it, but critique is how we get better. Hope Mastodon keeps growing.

I believe today is actually the sixty-fifth of the month.

The seventy-second is next Sunday.

This sounds cool, but too technical for me to follow.

That makes a lot of sense.

That looks much more like a data artifact than an accurate representation of behavior.

I think that the trajectory of the three low dots matches the overall slope very closely in a way that looks far more like a flat subtraction of all three. If it was behavioral, I think you’d see the behavior come and go over the course of several days.

I think what you and @mossyfeathers@MossyFeathers@pawb.social are picking up on is that youth-coded descriptors are often terms of endearment. They’re often used flirtatiously and towards people of whom you feel protective.

Conversely, adult names imply responsibility. Is it a problem to describe men in a way that implies responsibility and women in a way that implies protectiveness? Not necessarily.

I just think this stuff is linguistically interesting. I think it’s more grammatically typical to use equivalent terms to create parallel construction when comparing the sexes. Again, no judgment is intended.

Alright.

I just like words and linguistics. No one needs to be the bad guy here.

I think it’s interesting that you are comparing “men” and “girls” as opposed to either boys and girls or men and women.

No judgement. Just thought that was interesting.

If the right story is there, I can see it.

I don’t think it would work to try and shoehorn her into the next Avengers movie, but if a script calls for her, I think she’ll be great in that kind of context.

It looks pretty cool, although the thing I’m most curious about is whether it has any underlying message or just feigns at it.

I don’t expect something controversial, but is it going to say anything about America in 2025? Or is it just an artful presentation of superhero fights? We’ll see.

I feel like if you think about this for even a minute this seems like the worst possible idea ever.

I mean, sure it’s an achievement. But so is smashing the moon into the Earth.

At least 13, likely less than 19. Where you land is contextual to neighborhood and costume. And any age if you’re with someone under 10.

Didn’t see Echo. Good?

I hope it’s good. That said, I thought the writing and characterization for Fisk in Hawkeye was rather disappointing. And also, the writing for the later half Daredevil season 2 on Netflix was… not good. I don’t recall if I saw the third season, but I remember being very genuinely disappointed in The Defenders. Not disappointed like a bitter comic book nerd, more disappointed like a parent. Like… there was so much there you could’ve done! That was all? Oh well. Points for trying, I still love you.

Anyway, time will tell. I’m happy that they’re trying, but I won’t get my hopes up yet.

Can I offer some constructive critique?

This meme is getting downvoted because it is both a fairly dumb concept but also a very unsatisfying execution.

You need to take your idea and communicate it in a meme response. It could be a meme representing confusion or sarcasm, but adding “Breaking New…” as bottom text is really not going to go well even if everyone thought your opinion was good.

That is really funny!

You know, that stage show actually did run at Disneyland for about two months. What if that’s actually it? What if they just used the budget from Hawkeye to underwrite the stage performance and call it “Marketing and Promotion” without having to dip into the theme park budget?? That actually doesn’t sound too crazy to me.

Incidentally: my husband went to Disneyland to see Rogers! The Musical and said it was quite good.

Where did they spend $150 M in Hawkeye?

I guess I remember one big outdoor chase scene, but generally I feel like someone embezzled $10 or $20 mill. Loki? Sure. Falcon and the Winter Soldier? Yeah, that had a bunch of locations and high-value actors. But seriously, how would one spend $150 million on Hawkeye? No disrespect, but I didn’t see that on screen.

I wish I did. I unironically love Hawkeye.

You messed up the format.

The caption should be “Why would Socialism do this?”

Thanks for sharing this. I wasn’t familiar with this channel, not I’m liking it.

I just read that this guy was part of Nebula and was forced out. It’s remarkable that he’s forced out for speaking openly and defending his beliefs when Isaac Arthur is tolerated despite having much more onerous politics but having them in secret. Smh.