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Grace has his kids, his students. In the book, he has a friend he has dinner with once every week. In the movie, he makes connections everywhere he goes. Stratt doesn’t have that.

Grace and Stratt’s lives are similar: they have people they’re in charge of, they have colleagues they’re divorced from, no family, no lovers, no pets. Stratt sees herself in Grace. So, Stratt dubs Grace expendable because that is what she’s made herself.

This is going to haunt me, I need you to understand that

All those "spend just 35 minutes doing a bunch of really hard exercises and you'll feel great forever!" videos are really discouraging. I usually end up doing like, 2 minutes of some of his while waiting for my shower to heat up, and ykw?

i think i found my new favorite artist on twitter

Next time you’re watching any news show or political coverage see how many of these you can spot:

Quick rundown of each propaganda technique:

• Glittering Generalities: Using vague, emotionally appealing words (like “freedom” or “justice”) that sound good but lack specific meaning.

• Transfer: Associating a person, idea, or product with something already respected or disliked (like using a flag, religion, or celebrity image) to carry over those feelings.

• Name-Calling: Attaching negative labels to an opponent or idea to create fear or distrust without real evidence.

• Card-Stacking: Presenting only positive information for one side and leaving out or distorting the negatives.

• Testimonial: Having a famous or respected person endorse an idea, product, or cause.

• Plain Folks: Presenting the speaker as an “ordinary” person to seem relatable and trustworthy.

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