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In the opening, before the title reads “gen:LOCK”, it rolls through a bunch of others, the first being “gen:NUT”, and the rest being similar to what we see on this screen in this order.

But look. There IS no “gen:NUT.”

i really love this moment! how his best friend meet him first they could go with his lover and make unessery drama but they didn’t. i love how his friends didn’t show any reaction to the body and act like nothing change! even see his friend like this after 4 years thinking he is dead! 

Captain America #Cosplay  //  Marvel Comics

Pictures: Douglas Shaune Photography

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No one wants to give up their creature comforts just to make the world a better place. We have a psychological need to indulge in whatever pleasures we can, and it’s hard to give up a pleasure just because we’re told it has ramifications elsewhere in a world that most of us are totally divorced from and never subjected to. 

Do I want a world without chocolate cake? Or do I want a world where chickens and cows aren’t kept in miserably conditions as egg and milk slaves? 

A chicken is not a person, and nor is a cow. They do not have our capacity for self-awareness. There are good arguments to be made that our intelligence and self-awareness makes our lives more valuable than those of cows and chickens—and if you don’t believe that, where do you draw the line? Surely bacteria aren’t our equals?

But if you accept any version of that argument—the argument that we are entitled to exploit animals to whatever extent due to our superiority—then wouldn’t something more intelligent than us have the right to exploit us? What if we at some point create an artificial intelligence (or come in contact with an alien intelligence) that is far greater than our own? Would we not by our own logic be morally acceptable targets for such an intelligence to exploit brutally for any purpose? Perhaps the machines were the heroes of the Matrix, and humanity just a “disease”, as Agent Smith said in the first (and only good) Matrix film.

But that was a total digression.