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Bottom one doesn’t even have wings. Which is a super common way to illustrate it. It would’ve been a more interesting discussion of it did.

Nobody calling it Twitter is denying that the name changed. You’re seriously overthinking this and making it into something it’s not.

completely ignored your answered request for better examples.

No I didn’t. The only reason I ever mentioned that again was because you seemed to be confused what I was commenting about and when I told you, you asked where I said it.

You’re overthinking it. Think of the food buffalo chicken and which animal would make this. It’s still the same outcome, but if the food was called chicken buffalo for some reason then it’d still be the top.

Top one. Dare I say obviously the top one.

I think you’re misunderstanding my point. The final season is different because it’s the end. If season 4 was the last season and it did well then what you said would be a good counter argument. The point I’m making is that a lot of the enjoyment is seeing new mysteries and how deep things go. Not cliff hangers so to speak, but more things to keep you curious. You can’t end the final season with a new mystery without making people upset, and I don’t think there will really be any satisfying answers to the current ones.

See my first comment here if you’re confused about where I pointed them out.

And the “end game” is just clowning on a dumb thing Musk did. The rebranding specifically. That’s it. It’s not deeper than that.

I disagree that everyone still calling it Twitter are still using Twitter and doing it as a coping mechanism. Also I thought a couple of other things said weren’t the best for making your point but I already pointed them out.

There’s really no way they’re gonna get anything other than that reaction. The hype around it, while it has dwindled, always comes back pretty strong every season. They’ve also fallen into this formula of killing off exactly one (maybe two) characters every season. Not enough to make things feel like they have consequences but enough to pull at heartstrings.

The problem with mystery box type shows like this is that the journey is what’s fun, not the destination. The endings always seem to fall flat because they can go one of two ways. They can either provide an explanation that’s likely not satisfactory, or they can provide none which just feels really hollow. So by the time it ends you’re just like “well that was dumb,” but it wasn’t about that.

Will I watch it? Yeah, I’ve enjoyed it so far. I have memories of getting sucked into season 1 so badly that we skipped a day in the park to play Pokemon Go. But I’m emotionally preparing myself for a very lack luster ending. I just hope it’s cool, at least.

Yes. They focus on there being different prefixes as if that implies there is a different mechanism going on, rather than gradual changes pushing organisms to be more and more different over extremely long periods of time.

Well, I guess it really isn’t double think depending on how you wanna define double think. It’s more that they insist or misunderstand that macro evolution is not a different set of processes.

I feel like it’s steadily increased over the last 6 months or so, but it’s hard to really say. And it’s still pretty tame.

pain in the ass

They seem to equate people using the name Twitter with ignoring the problems with it post Musk buyout. Which isn’t the case.

Pump the brakes. Never said I support using Twitter. I was just saying you don’t have to “go to x.com” to get there. Which is an argument you used.

You need a better example. Edge was specifically not Internet Explorer. For quite a while, both existed. They were separate programs. Also going to twitter.com still takes you to where you wanna go lol, it just redirects.

You severely overestimate how long it takes to blow my driveway. Well under five minutes. I do it less than once a month. Maybe once a week in the fall, if even. I think the animal neighbors in my dirt are happy for the leaves.

Idiot.

Atlanta ripped up their street cars and I’m still angry about it. So many towns in Georgia have old train stops that have been converted into museums or restaurants. My parents and I both have one, but there’s no way for me to take a train to them. It’s upsetting.

I haven’t been outside of the US, but it’s not really because I want to stay in America, it’s more than I don’t really experience a strong urge to travel in general. I live ear Atlanta Georgia. I’m roughly within driving distance of a lot of nice locations. I can fly to the west coast. If I really wanted to go to an island I could go to somewhere like Hawaii or Puerto Rico without a passport. Though if I wanted to go somewhere specific I would get a passport, it’s not like I refuse to get one. I just haven’t needed to get one yet and haven’t bothered to.

4 legs in both pics.