Shows overstaying their welcome has always been such a massive issue. Execs see how popular a show becomes and demand more ASAP, even if the show was never meant for it. It's pretty old now, but Heroes is such a good example. The writers wanted the show to follow an anthology format, mostly new characters and stories every season, but seeing the cult following, NBC wanted more of the same, despite the writing not being there to support it and it went downhill fast.

Y'all are so cordial, wtf

Yeah, fuck her for using her platform to bring attention to things she cares about!

#/s

Must have been the wind...

Honestly, human communication is insanely complex, we just happen to be heavily optimized for it.

What are you gonna do, get a new job? -HR probably

I'm just shit at small talk and it's an easy opening.

And second gun!

It's a horrible, dumb movie. But knowing that, it's a great time.

"We sincerely believe the technology we're building could destroy humanity"

Excellently business strategy

You're not wrong, it also means that! I think there is in fact another legal term that you're thinking of, though it's escaping me as well at the moment

I bought the game when it first came out. I didn't really buy into the hype, so I wasn't disappointed at launch. Fucked around for like 20 or 30 hours, then never picked it up again.

Is it finally time?