One of my former students dropped this sick lithograph of Karl Marx off for me today
(thelemmy.club)
She made it herself and it rules
Especially because the election wasn't decided by votes.
Babylon 5, too. The whole arc (at least through the end of the shadow war) was planned from episode one, and it shows.
This is absolutely the right take. Major (A-list or superstar) actors are getting most of their pay from studio ownership, executive producer credits, residuals, licensing, or royalties. That ain't working class.
I'm fine considering small-time actors (and even many mid-level character actors without any real "leverage") working class, though. I think the replaceability criterion you mentioned is a good heuristic: if an actor could be fired and replaced without it changing the marketing, success, and appeal of the project, that's a sign they may be working class.
I don't want to give specifics to avoid doxxing myself, but I've met Cofnas in the context of professional philosophy and he comes across just as creepy and 
as you'd expect. Hopefully this is the end of his career in academia.
Yeah Marx is looking a little like he's just woken up from a bender here, but my understanding is that it is in character.
Dilaudid is actually even stronger than heroin on a mg-to-mg basis. It's definitely the "you are in excruciating pain and it needs to stop right now" drug.
The beleaguered aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln’s work in the Middle East is complete
lol
It keeps going up because they count all the "unborn children" that would have descended from the Nazis killed by communism (and then their children, grandchildren, etc.). The further away we get from the actual deaths, the more quickly the number will go up, because it's counting larger and larger counterfactual future generations.
Having unique takes is really, really hard. A big part of what graduate school in philosophy is supposed to do is give you a good enough understanding of the pre-existing literature in your sub-specialty that you're capable of knowing if your idea is actually original or not. Even then, it's really difficult to come up with original takes that are also sensible and defensible. I agree that it is virtually impossible for a 20-something with no formal background in philosophy to put forward original ideas or positions; the space of arguments is just too densely filled.
I played the original when I was like 12, and made Ramza a monk/ninja then just because I (correctly) thought monks and ninjas were cool. It steamrolled the whole game.
Another good trick on that fight is to use Ramza's ability that increases his speed over and over again in the first phase while just kiting Wiegraf around before his transformation. Do it for like 10 rounds and you'll be getting multiple turns for every one of Wiegraf's. The second phase is considered the same fight, so the buff persists. When the demon shows up, you can just pummel him to death before he even moves.
Don't force the contact--locking them in a room together is not a good idea. It'll just terrify the scared cat, and might actually provoke a fight. Make sure she always has a place to retreat to, especially one where the kitten can't get to her (maybe something high up beyond the kitten's jumping ability). I've actually had very good luck with the pheromones. I used Feliway, the one with the "mother cat" pheromone that encourages bonding, every time I've introduced a new kitten and it really seems to help. Some cats really just take a long time to warm up, though. Try to discourage the kitten from running up on her too much, and let her go at her own pace. Make sure she feels secure. If she has favorite treats, give them to her with the kitten around so she can form a positive association. They may never be great friends (and that's ok), but you should be able to get her to the point where she's not in a constant state of panic.
A Reuters analysis found the image of the map included in the presentation contained an artificial intelligence watermark that signals it was made with OpenAI tools.
On Sept. 30, 2025, a Flock vice president logged into the Dunwoody PD’s Flock system and looked at a camera in the children’s gymnastics room of a private community center here in Dunwoody.
He did not look at any other cameras in the entire 400-camera network that day.
Hold on to your butts, comrades. We're about to get a preview of 2050. I just checked the live data, and the area off the coast of South America that is the index water for ENSO is 9° F above average in places. This is going to be a wild year.
From the NYT's "labor reporter."
Dude was selling illegal COVID tests out of an illegal short-term rental filled with illegal guns. Charges dropped without prejudice.
Just aggressively learning nothing as hard as possible. is a death cult.
We love our misogynistic oligarchs don't we folks?
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