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Its 4th of July Eve, so remember to leave out your drunk beach goers and kids on rafts and grizzled fishermen for Bruce the Shark
I do not celebrate the 4th of July.
I do celebrate 24 hour Jaws Marathons
Trump's plans for a massive fireworks display on July 4 triggered an emergency air pollution warning, according to a new report.According to
I hate this man so fucking much. Walking personified compensation.
I've been seeing a lot of Independence Day memes lately because, you know, the holiday and all, and it's gotten me into an alien invasion mood. Yet I also don't particularly like Independence Day all that much, so I kinda floundered for a bit trying to find a good substitute before remembering The Great Martian War, a mockumentary the history channel made that's basically "What if H.G. Wells's The War of the Worlds was fused with World War I?" It's also one of the only film adaptations of Wells's famous book that decides to keep the anti-war themes of the original (and even find new angles to explore them from!) instead of jettisoning them for themes like "America will win the Cold War because we're a nation of Christians," "Fatherhood is the most important thing to me, Stephen Spielberg," or "Amazon.com is literally our only salvation in a dark and horrible world." So, you know, highly recommended from me!
A neat little Lightspeed Esper figure.
For half a second, I thought that was Chargeman Ken!

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Worse
Ok, so, Brigadoon, right? Like most people, you probably don't know what the plot of Brigadoon is. At best you probably know it as, like, a famous musical for old farts, like Our Town or The Music Man, something that no one born after 1940 cares about or holds any particular fondness for.
And that's true, it's very true, but I must talk to you. About Brigadoon.
The premise of Brigadoon is that two dumb fucks find a Scottish town from the 1700's here in the modern day (re: 1900's). The inhabitants of the town state that their town is the beneficiary of "the miracle," in which 100 years pass every time the people in the town go to sleep, preserving their simple way of life forever or some shit. It is, as you may guess, a deeply conservative fantasy about the good ol' days and how they're so much better than the modern day and bla bla bla gag me with a chainsaw. There's a whole subplot that goes nowhere about how one of the women in town is a slut and everyone hates her but she's too dumb to realize it, it's a deeply conservative play.
Now, the play wants you to buy into its premise. It wants you to think that the town of Brigadoon is a miracle, and beautiful jewel preserved from the ravages of our modern world, a wonderful thing that you wish existed in real life. So it would be deeply against the spirit of the thing to start thinking about all the ways this scenario is a horrible nightmare, right?
...AND YET
Another subplot in the play is that there's one young man in Brigadoon who's in love with a woman who's getting married to someone else. He thinks Brigadoon sucks ass and there's nothing for him there (he is correct) and tries to leave, but the other villagers say he can't because if he does the "miracle" will be broken and their town will disappear into the mists of the Scottish highlands, never to return. Well, in the second act he tries to leave anyway, and full-on angry mob of villagers chases after him with torches to stop him, until he slips while running and bashes his head in on a rock, dying before he could leave Brigadoon.
The play then goes right back to being boring, tedious horseshit, but it has made a fatal error. By killing that boy who didn't buy into the conservative fantasy, it opens the floodgates of the speculation, and speculation is not kind to Brigadoon.
Brigadoon experienced its miracle in the 1700's. The play shows them reappearing in the 1900's, which means they've only had this "miracle" for two days of their waking lives. None of these poor, dumb bastards knows the horror show that awaits them.
In one year of their waking lives, 36,500 years will have passed. Within fifty years of their waking lives, 1,825,000 years will pass. That's longer than human beings have existed on this planet. Imagine how many new diseases will have sprung up in that time. Imagine how much pollution will fill the air. Now imagine that you only have the resources of a 1700's rural Scottish town to deal with them, and that every time you fall asleep, the problems of the outside world have another 100 years to worsen before they seep into your town.
Someone in Brigadoon probably has a disease from the 1800's that hasn't shown symptoms yet but his body is totally ill-prepared to handle. Those two fucks who visited the town during the events of the play probably brought way more with them, along with whatever toxic pollutants have filled the air in the two centuries since the miracle started. By the time the people in Brigadoon even realize what's wrong, more and more diseases will beset them.
And that's assuming the world proceeds as normal in all this time. What happens in nuclear war breaks out, and the next day in Brigadoon sees the small town arriving not in the scenic Scottish highlands, but an irradiated wasteland? How are they going to deal with radiation poisoning?
And they're forever trapped in the town, they can't leave, so their only hope to preserve any sort of genetic diversity is to lure more people inside. How long before they start kidnapping humans to replenish their dying and inbred society? How long before they discover modern human vices and weaponry?
So many nightmarish scenarios await poor Brigadoon. The miracle was truly a curse.
Monstrous morality in The Human Vapor (1960) and Matango (1963), both written by Takeshi Kimura and directed by Ishiro Honda.
He's thought a lot about this O_O
Scott "I'm gonna battle two huge dinosaurs" Summers strikes again
Just saw this screenshot on r/MarvelRivals and had to think of Uncanny #495 (aka the cutest SommerFrost comic of all time)
so wonder woman killed herself and talia is a rapist again…. will i ever win?
Did Diana actually kill herself?!! 😦
I dropped out of Mainverse because I can’t stand Tom King…
Only in Tom King's shitty dystopic future where all the heroes got killed by the requisite "Evil Amazon dark mirror to Wonder Woman" villain of the decade
Diana killed herself to change fate and undo the whole timeline, where they might be forced to kill the villain as a baby to prevent it from happening?
Still not good but something we can collectively ignore
ugh.
I guess the one good thing is the last few bad storylines HAVEN’T really mattered in the long run? (Zeus is her father…her “brother”… and now THIS.)
Remind me, how many Evil Wonder Woman Clone have we gotten. There's the current one, Grail, Genocide...
Do we have any more?

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At least we’re finally getting the Kang arc we should’ve got in the MCU before Jonathan Majors legal issues.. so cool to see celestial technology being used in this as well! Crazy cliffhanger to leave off on tho, definitely needed to drop all 3 eps together.
Kang to Proffessor X:
John De Lancie as Kang is Inspired Casting IMO
Water tribe siblings !!!
These are supposed to be the same guy!
Planet Prince (top) was originally a 1958 television series from Senkosha, the same people who gave us Moonlight Mask, aka Gekko Kamen, the year before.
Planet Prince was created to cash in on the success that the studio Shintoho was having with their Super Giant (Starman) films. Planet Prince has a similar costume and power set (super-strength, flight and invulnerability) to Super Giant, and he helps out a lot of kids over the course of his 49 episodes.
Similar to what was done with Moonlight Mask, movie studio Toei brought Planet Prince (bottom) to the big screen in two films released a week apart in 1959. However, whereas the Moonlight Mask films had kept the same costume and concept as the TV series (albeit using different actors), darn near everything was changed about Planet Prince. Gone were the super-powers (replaced with a little laser wand), the costume was replaced, and he flew around in the space equivalent of a Toyota Corolla.
Most people are familiar with the Toei version of Planet Prince because the two films were edited together into a single feature, subbed in to English, and released in the States as Prince of Space (1965).
THEN THERE'S THIS GUY
Planet Prince 2021 (2021). A goofy re-imagining of the original television series from director Minoru Kawasaki.
How goofy is it? Well, I've yet to view the film, but based on the trailer below, I imagine it's pretty silly.
Rick Stone, Virgil Hawkin’s best friend in the original Static Shock comics, and also the inspiration for Richard Foley
(Static #1, June 1993, written by Dwayne McDuffie and Robert L. Washington III, drawn by John Paul Leon, Steve Mitchell, and Noelle C. Giddings)
(Static #5, October 1993, written by Robert L. Washington III, drawn by John Paul Leon, Steve Mitchell, Noelle C. Giddings, and Jason Scott Jones)
(Static #6, November 1993, written by Robert L. Washington III, drawn by John Paul Leon, Steve Mitchell, Noelle C. Giddings, and Jason Scott Jones)
(Static #8, January 1994, written by Robert L. Washington III, drawn by John Paul Leon, Shawn Martinbrough, Noelle C. Giddings, and Jason Scott Jones)
(Static #11, April 1994, written by Robert L. Washington III, drawn by Wilfred, Rober Quijano, Prentis Rollins, and Tom Roberts)
(Static #15, September 1994, written by Sholly Fisch, drawn by Shawn Martinbrough, Bobby Rae, and Tom Roberts)
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For anyone wondering, the PhD student's name is Myra Cheng.
Here's a link to an article about the study from the Stanford Report: link.
Across three preregistered studies, participants interacting with sycophantic AI became more convinced of their own rightness and less willing to repair relationships. Yet at the same time, participants rated sycophantic AI models as higher quality, more trustworthy, and more desirable for future use, which may explain why this behavior has persisted despite its harmful impacts.
Myra Cheng et al. "Sycophantic AI decreases prosocial intentions and promotes dependence." Science 391, eaec8352 (2026).