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Every time this happens, I am reminded of this Pulitzer prize-winning article.
It can happen to anyone, but a large majority will never believe that. It’s a heart-rending situation.
Every time this happens, I am reminded of this Pulitzer prize-winning article.
It can happen to anyone, but a large majority will never believe that. It’s a heart-rending situation.
Hurt Locker maybe?
Neither, they are actively working towards Russia’s goal just like they were paid to do, and they don’t seem to be pretending at all.
There is a very distinct plan here. They want to drive out the teachers who believe in empathy and compassion, instead to replace them with the kind of person who prefers armed hierarchical power settings.
This is just another way to change the education system for the worse, and if it continues, it will take generations to fix.
I can not agree more on Inscryption it is a phenomenal game. Additionally, I have thoroughly enjoyed everything that Daniel Mullins games have released thus far. They all have that same dark tone that really resonates with me, despite all being wildly different kinds of game.
More of a short story than a book, but it could be “The Martyr” by Poul Anderson
It is a really interesting concept that has been executed very well. It is surprising how addictive this game is once you start getting the hang of it.
I would imagine it would take a multi-level caste system, and generations of reinforcement combined with a prescribed dogmatic belief in processes (Think Warhammer 40k Adeptus Mechanicus).
Even then I dont think it would be a terribly agile organization and my guess is that it would react to external changes very very slowly as all the information would have to slowly filter up through the various castes.
Easily the most powerful moment is all of Star Trek.
I agree, and I once dated a cosmetologist.