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And they really thought they ate with this ending like it’s so crazy…

so much cheap generic medication. reverse engineering compounds would be even more financially profitable.

fewer people dead of vaccine preventable illnesses in the global south bc the greatest barrier to distributing some vaccines like hpv is their ip

plant seeds and grafts that come from the plants instead of licensing them. don't invest so much in preventing cross contamination. more localised experimental breeding.

library of the world: every book and journal article in the world could be digitised and be searchable for every person in the world to read regardless of where they live. cheap reprint runs and local translations everywhere.

an online interface where every citation could actually lead to the text in question

freedom from the hell that is DRM software

everytime someone reverse engineered your shitty proprietary software we would all be freed from it instead of them getting DMCA'd

so much hardware would be opened up & therefore made so much cooler.

so many more songs that riff off and sample and interpolate shit from this decade instead of like 70 years ago and more analysis of music that didn't keep getting nuked off the internet

preserving movies and tv shows and games as long as someone, somewhere has the desire to host them

just go publish your fanfic/art/vid as is instead of all us pretending it isn't fanwork or begging the corporation for mercy / licensing

I'd like to think that Slorch is terrible at flirting.

"hugs and kisses, god." the goofiness between aziraphale and crowley, even as they argue. the look on az's face when he turns the birds back into goats. crowley watching aziraphale demolish that ox rib over a goblet of wine like it's the most riveting thing he's ever seen.

but most of all... "i'm a demon. i lied." that final scene by the water is more than just a turning point for aziraphale - it's also a turning point for crowley. this is probably the first time he's ever actually admitted that he really is one of a kind.

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