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I get that there is no true ethical consumption and he's probably had sponsors that are even more morally corupt than OpenAI, so I acknowledge it's weird that I'm drawing the line here. But I might be. Tough look for our guy.

Beyond the ethical ramifications, I just don't want to hear Bill reading off AI responses for content. There's tons of sportstalk brainrot slop across social media for that. As crazy as he is sometimes, I listen to Simmons for his own thoughts, not a mindless reguridation. Just get this shit out of anything that remotely relates to art or journalism man. Gross.

It looks like both the omnibus and trade paperbacks are out of print at the moment? Would love to read the run physically without having to scower eBay.

Would love to hear more writers' stories of how they broke into the industry!

Is it the Belkin? Do I need a splitter that specifically supports display mirroring? or is it the monitor?

My fiancee and I would love to hire someone for a deep clean! Any reccomendations would be greatly appreciated.

I feel like, either consciously or subconsciously, the property+colon+subheading formula for the MCU film titles has contributed to the general public’s superhero fatigue. Captain America: Brave New World was a painful title and overall the subheadings just remind audiences this is not something new, it’s the latest edition of something that’s already been milked a few times.

How sick would it be if the MCU X-Men trilogy films were titled:

- Uncanny X-Men

- Astonishing X-Men

- New X-Men

They don’t even need to follow the storylines of those runs—they’re just adjectives (though I’m sure some nitpickers would be pissed). It’s just cleaner than the current title formula, and not to mention so many titles have already been used by the Fox films.

Let me know if I’m on to something here or if I’m crazy.