u/No-Equipment-5721

In the show, thousands of people live underground for over 100 years. They grow food, run farms, recycle water, make power, and control the population.

Could a real silo survive for that long? What would be the biggest problem: food, energy, repairs, or the people?

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I enjoy watching both. Kayo ba?

Sawa na kasi sa itlog

Near Pasig City po sana.

I just watched Game 2 of Lakers vs OKC and damn, the refereeing was shameless. OKC players were flopping everywhere, reaching and fouling constantly, yet somehow barely getting called for it. What made it even worse was the OKC announcer acting like every outrageous whistle was completely justified, gracefully defending every bad call like it was normal basketball. At this rate, Jaden is probably gonna get one tech per game once we face this Thunder team in the conference finals if this is how refs are treating OKC opponents already. Feels impossible to play physical against them without getting punished while they get away with everything.

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Another random. Didn't thought the comsec will blow up from my previous post.

I’m still high off that win man.

We really eliminated Jokic, again. THE Joker. Best player in the league right now, arguably. And we didn’t just survive him either. We closed it out. Jaden was unreal. I know we always talk about his defense, but this game showed we can actually trust him with more offensive responsibility too. 32 and 10 in a closeout game is crazy. And on the other end, he was still doing Jaden things. Playoff Jamal had no rhythm at all. Murray going 4-for-17 says everything.

And man, Terrence Shannon Jr.

I said it in my preview post that Finch needed to give him more minutes, and with Ayo out too, he actually started TSJ. And he delivered. No fear, attacking the rim, playing hard, bringing energy when we badly needed it. That was a real “I belong here” game from him. I honestly think teams are going to start asking about him next season. He has that kind of upside. Athletic, strong, fearless, and still raw enough that you can see there’s more there.

But the part that stuck with me most was after the game. After everything in this series, the trash talk, the physicality, Jaden went up to Jokic at the end. No drama. Just respect. And he basically said the same thing in the postgame interview too. That’s what I love about this team. They’ll talk, they’ll fight, they’ll defend like hell, but when it’s over, they still respect greatness.

What a win. What a team.