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Trek has always been this way. In TNG, Data takes over the Enterprise singlehandedly to go see his dad. In the Darmok episode, they just beam Picard away. There are Q episodes. There’s the spinning disk metaphor for drugs episode.

Maybe it’s not the most reasonable on every single plot point, but it also spans a wide range of topics, genres, level of seriousness, etc. The point of Measure of a Man isn’t that the full legal system of the Federation is explained in a consistent way. The point of Darmok isn’t to do an audit of the security system.

If you can’t get past the points that are less than perfect to get to the points that are important, it may not be the show for you. Maybe try watching a few with the idea of looking for what’s important instead of trying to find what’s wrong and see how that goes.

Me trying to show anyone Golden Boy.

did you hear about Pluto? That's messed up, right?

That reminds me: I should revisit Akira and I should not revisit Perfect Blue. Used to watch both regularly as I only had so many VHS tapes back then.

Looks like they’re both takes on historical knights, e.g. a French knight

Amigara Fault

He converted? Praise be!

The one the title means is probably Bible Black in case someone doesn’t know how to be a good little Christian.

Lots of romance anime are high school, beach episode, culture festival, fireworks, class trip, entrance exams. If I’m out of better stuff, I’ll put up with it. I was realizing the other day watching one that I thought was more complex simply because different characters had different motivations. It’s such a low bar at this point.

Shonen just all are making a different system for power creep to happen. I tend to stay away from them as it’s just not interesting. Hunter x Hunter is an example that started off decently but then introduced nen and types of users and just escalates from there. The Bomber guy was just the worst with his convoluted rules during Greed Island arc.

Neato. Apparently it had to do with when each grid bought its starting supplies. Generators bought from the US were 60hz and Germany were 50.

Tell us more about the Japanese grid, please.

Does Hachiman from Oregairu count? He might for into more misanthropy than introversion, but I like that he’s capable and the non-standard way he goes about finding solutions.

Oreki from Hyouka seems like more of a standard introvert that gets dragged out of his shell by an extrovert. He’s depicted as intelligent and capable of lateral thinking. I adore how his realization about his feelings is done.

Please do let us know what you think once you’ve played metaphor.

Good thing he’s not a giant corporation.

Does he think Wolfenstein needs to be told from the other side?

It’s a real problem. I’ve seen forum posts calling for the extermination of minorities.

You’re apparently unfamiliar with the concept of the open letter or writing to a specific person instead of just spewing garbage out a general agency. It’s not uncommon.

The Hinduism excuse really doesn’t fly most of the time, especially when we’re talking about hate speech. It’s pedantic and weaselly and does not pass the smell test.

Unsafe could mean, for an examples I have seen on steam forums, that minorities get harassed or told they should be exterminated. Just like Nazis should be scared to be in public IRL, they shouldn’t have safe spaces online either.

I know by your language you already have your mind made up and probably have a real strong opinion on ethics in gaming journalism, but extremism is a real problem.

I don’t really want to engage with people like you, so I won’t be responding further, but I didn’t really want to leave your bs unchallenged.