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Closest match: Facelina auriculata genome assembly, chromosome: 15 Common name: Slender Facelina

there are more but these are the ones i think about all the time

It's not about being tough on crime, because the absolute toughest most brutal measure you could take against "crime" as a social problem is to alleviate poverty, and increase access to education, healthcare and social mobility.

It's about performing "tough on crime" as an aesthetic by enacting violence against a prop, i.e. minorities and the impoverished, who are fetishized and objectified to represent "crime." They are brutalized as punishment for crime, but never with the purpose of alleviating the problem of crime.

for your eyes only..

pour my favourite wine, the coffee I fancy the most

even my mates are a distraction, they could do their utmost

captured by our fate, will entwine us two,

and I can proudly tell you - I’m no longer blue.

Hear me out: 10 to 12 episodes all dealing with different people and their motives for being in the backrooms. The scientist guy mentioned that doors to the Backrooms have appeared all over the world so just imagine...

A 10-yr-old runaway who takes shelter in a subway bathroom but exits to a subway station in the Backrooms. At first, it's a wonderland then it turns sinister as he realizes he wasn't the first kid to be lost in here...

An old man uses the Backrooms to escape his nursing home and relive his childhood home. The Backrooms use his nostalgia to warp the place so it's not exactly how he remembers it (it's either an allegory for dementia or him viewing a dysfunctional childhood with rose-tinted glasses).

A woman searches the Backrooms for her husband but finds the Still Life of him instead.

A person has a sixth sense for navigating the Backrooms and is recruited by the company to be their designated rescuer.

Season finale could be 2 episodes that pull together the survivors of previous episodes sharing their experiences and what the Entity appeared as to each of them.