I swear I learn more about LOTR from comment sections under memes than anywhere else.

It’s like reading a news article and seeing horribly constructed sentences and typos. Like, this is your main job! I know there are a lot of English majors out there who would love to find work.

I’ve noticed that some people do use other filters than “Hot” or they scroll back in smaller communities, because I’ll occasionally get comment replies to posts I made months ago. It’s cool to see.

Does the Active feed work this way?

Is there more to life?

I love hearing about research like this. But yeah, that would be an ethical dilemma. Especially determining how much you trust that your system works, and proving that they are of sound enough mind to make such a decision even if they’re answering yes/no.

If management hadn’t created that PR disaster, these people would probably still have jobs.

I’m going to send you so much garlic

I’d like to learn this too.

Anti-skip?

TNG is a great place to begin. It’s usually what I recommend to anyone who hesitates to start the original. It matures the series and gets into the philosophy of trek more.

You can always go back to TOS later if you really get into the whole universe of Trek. It’s light-hearted and campy, the characters are cultural icons, and it’s fun to see where everything got started.

I respect the attention to detail in making fahrenheit imperial.

There could be a whole collection of just his desert island stuff.

Lol, it may be the goofiest shot of him that we have.