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Fritzkreig t1_jdlcqpi wrote
Reply to Book ban attempts reach record high in 2022, American Library Association report says by audiomuse1
I think banning books is super stupid, but I would think that the percentage would be smaller than back in the day when something like Ulysses was published, just due to the amount of books written today!
Fritzkreig t1_jabgqun wrote
Reply to Bad movies with great composers by [deleted]
All the Space Ones
Anything with star in the name.
edit: a mention of RED SONJA! Triggers me in a good way, the orcestration of the 80s Conan films was LIT!
Fritzkreig t1_jaa3ez6 wrote
Reply to Eli5 why humans don’t resemble each other as much as other animals do? by That_one_guy_zion
Evolutionarily animals typically are better at interspecies recognition; it makes sense, one should people to tell individuals it spends the most time with apart.
In the same way humans of one genetic group often joke "All people of that genetic group look the same."
Cats, crows, dogs, horses, all these social creatures have cues to let them know individuals in their social network apart.
Fritzkreig t1_ja6d5o0 wrote
Reply to comment by Shrimpits in Is there any possible relation between the recent earthquakes in Turkey/Syria, Japan and Papua New Guinea? by Corvid-21
I used the Baader-Meinhof phenomenon in a online discussion thread in my masters language aquisition course work.
The PhD. teaching the course called me out about how in the world does an 80s communist German terror organisation have anything to do with out discussion.
I sent her some links, and let her know she will being seeing those words in her life more frequently now.
Fritzkreig t1_j1rijqv wrote
I'm gonna be the one to say it, your best stategy here is to go the Simple UI route.
Fritzkreig t1_j002cwz wrote
Reply to Quote the cat by biff_mcfly12
Laaady! We are here for treats!
Fritzkreig t1_iuco61e wrote
Reply to comment by Jack-Campin in question about "1984" by Georges Orwell by ClaudioMoravit0
Yes, yes I agree! Maybe I didn't write that out how I thought.
Orwell in Down and Out in Paris and London Has a quite different view of power than say Tolkien; but honestly one can find a lot of similarties about power. Perhaps just a different way to approach it.
Fritzkreig t1_iucjyzx wrote
This is a late night, gew too many beers thought.
But Orwell is of the age of the Inklings
The group were pretty Christian, and the idea of free will under a governing body is all though all their books; and kinda a big focus in the Christian bible.... soooo make of that with what you will.
Fritzkreig t1_iucii12 wrote
I'd post a pic of a new kitten I got, and millions of people get those everyday!
Fritzkreig t1_iubzwon wrote
You know what happens to the octopus right, the Deep is forced to eat it!
Awesome costumes!!!!
Fritzkreig t1_is4fn7j wrote
Reply to comment by imrealtrustmebro in Primal is Gendy Tartokovsky's magnum opus by imrealtrustmebro
Yes, it was epic!!!! ROOOOOARRRRRRR!!!!
Fritzkreig t1_is4as3s wrote
I had put it off, just was not into a show about a caveman and his TRex buddy. Then I watched one episode and was blown away!
The way the relationship between Spear and Fang develops with no dialouge..... just chef's kiss!
I have a few minor gripes about it, will keep them to myself; it is a masterpiece!
Fritzkreig t1_jdld87y wrote
Reply to Assessing (US) COVID pandemic policies and behaviors and their economic and educational trade-offs. by Troutkid
Thanks, I saved this to look over tommorow!