u/Bench_Precious

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Not great...

Like you hear that Oladipo is coming back to the league and the first thing you're gonna think is "ain't that guy 85 years old by now?" They're definitely different players, but similar names

Remember that MVP is a regular season award so maybe Domas in ‘23 has it?

I’ve been seeing this excuse made over and over again to justify last season’s failures and assure us that next season will be different. But I don’t buy it

There were quite a few games with nearly the full starting lineup, just missing one person. And they blew those games as well.

I don’t think a fully healthy team passes 25 wins last year

Edited to clarify my point.

There's so much that can be said about the depth of the Chimera Ant arc, but I never an anime would make me appreciate the fact that I have a name.

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Seeing all of these incredibly intelligent and/or powerful creatures yearn for something means that thing must be really valuable. But what if their object is something we're all given at birth and never think about?

Your name signifies that you are your own person and that we have value in someone else's eyes. We tend to name things that matter to us, whether animals or cars or significant days. Even Adam's first reaction to seeing Eve was to give her a name.

Our names give us an opportunity to be known and remembered. It's the header of our legacy after we're far gone. And having a name is a responsibility as well, because what people associate with that series of letters depends on how we act and behave.

It's far from Thanksgiving, but I'm thankful to have a name

I know the Evil Dead franchise was successful and Raimi would have been a known name, but would he be respected at the helm of a AAA movie? Or on the other hand, did Raimi fans accuse him of selling out and becoming an industry man?

Especially interested if you remember your own reaction from back then.

1. Extend Christie so that theres no uncertainty and no lame duck coaching year

2. Rip the band-aid off and just hire the long term coach now.

3. Give Christie the year to prove himself, but secretly intend to hire someone else next year.

4. Give Christie the year to prove himself, and earnestly consider the idea of him being long term

My experience with stories is that whenever things seem to be going well for a protagonist (or a likeable character), that's a sign that something's gonna go really wrong.

I mainly bring this up because of the Ging chapters from before the Succession battle. This guy was completely dominating Beyond's faction and he was one step ahead of Pariston at every step. I have a very very very bad feeling that the next time we jump back to that storyline, we'll see Pariston make Ging's life a living hell.

Togashi wouldn't let Ging's cockiness go unpunished, would he?

https://preview.redd.it/dvhlvxzx6sgh1.png?width=1080&format=png&auto=webp&s=9817734a54e7d0766410602ea001d0556f33175c

Apologies ahead of time if this is an exceedingly silly post.

To get an idea of what we're working with, see this picture

The fin acts as a docking station and note the yacht floating on a pool on top.

This is a round ship with 5 layers that can house 200,000 people

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The ship is 1,500 meters long, 800 meters wide and 800 meters high

https://preview.redd.it/izbu2dvrrhgh1.png?width=693&format=png&auto=webp&s=edc8935b189bc853fddf904c9837f82f6096e35a

And there are these giant springs between the hull and the interior (guessing for support)

https://preview.redd.it/rpuck85zrhgh1.png?width=1000&format=png&auto=webp&s=0e04f20c42dbb47b8795126421a799ec2427fb74

Finally, here is the view that some of the passengers get

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I'd like to make a post on r/AskEngineers if it were possible to construct the BW in real life. But to do that I want to collect as much construction information as I can about the ship.

Here's what I have gathered from the wiki so far

Cross Section

• Capacity of 200,000 people

Outside view with boarding dock

Giant springs add support between the hull and interior

Ship Dimensions. Thanks u/Carock_

Am I missing anything?

It makes sense that Kurapika chose Killua to look for and protect Woble, but why Gon? Last we saw (which is like 3 weeks ago in story time) he was unable to use nen and Mito was forcing him to focus on school.

Could Gon have retrained himself in Nen enough to be useful again? Or would he just be a liability on this (likely) dangerous mission?