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I was thinking about the whole Greenland thing yesterday. Much of the world hates Trump, so I was thinking what if Trump offered Denmark his resignation from office in exchange for Greenland. Do you think their governments and people would take that deal if they felt they were helping the world?

Kinda related but would a gay man have driven more MAGAs to the polls? More libs?

I was thinking how illogical it is that some liberals believe that because you are Christian and oppose homosexuality, you somehow hate homosexuals. That is not logical. You can disagree with the way someone lives their lives, but not hate them. Some conservatives are just as illogical when they say every tax increase is communism. It just is not logical. It is the result of too much ideology. What do you think?

it would seem logical. someone who's jacked at 18 and loves life isn't thinking about how to maximize their wealth. by the time they're aging out of peak sexual value, they've hit 30 and don't have the drive to do anything bigger. my proof for all this is how it appears paradoxical or ironic when you see someone rich who has muscles, who's tall, good looking, really good mannered, patient, friendly. And I'm not talking about guys who make 300k a year. although it might be the case for them too. I'm primarily talking about the guys who always wanted to be filthy rich like Bill Gates and Warren buffet. Steve Jobs seemed less concerned with money overall than creating new technology. I'd put him somewhere in-between Bill Gates and a star QB. goes to show men who are rich who don't have shit genetics can actually accomplish a lot, because it isn't and never was about the money.

I was randomly watching some official YouTube clips of the old movie key scenes on YouTube and the scenes from the follow up sequel. I felt the spoiler alert "alien Engineers" 👽 👾 to be a pretty wild and out there concept story wise - and the Elizabeth Shaw character and Weyland Old Man each seemed kind of "forced as characters in their own respective stories or motivation for story" you know - like, the character of Weyland as an aging man seems deluded for wanting eternal human life, - and Elizabeth seems too big thinking wanting to know chicken, egg, everything from and of the Engineers - it's a little bit much of a story and story motivations, but ah well. Intriguing though - no gods, no deities, just alien Engineers lol, so those two films, at least did something "different, fresh" - shrug. 🙃