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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. 🙃

Recent polls in the United States indicate that Conservatives overwhelmingly rate Capitalism positively over Socialism (74%-14%) while Liberals rate Socialism more positively than Capitalism by a smaller margin (66%-42%).

What do you think?

Do you have a more positive view of Capitalism or Socialism?

Please vote in the poll, indicate where you are on the political spectrum, and add an opinion if you want. Be anonymous if you wish.

To ensure we all understand what we're talking about, here's a brief discussion.

Capitalism and Socialism are two distinct economic systems:

Capitalism is characterized by private ownership of the means of production and minimal government intervention in the economy. It promotes free market conditions where supply and demand dictate prices.

Socialism, on the other hand, involves public ownership of the means of production and greater government control over economic activities. The aim is to distribute wealth more evenly among the population.

The key difference lies in the extent of government control: capitalism favors individual initiative and private enterprise, while socialism emphasizes collective ownership and economic planning.

Both systems have their advantages and disadvantages, and many countries implement a mix of both to balance economic efficiency with social welfare.

The bartender in me wants to say cocktail, the bro in me wants to say beers, but wine is the key to the lovers, so if I have to it will be just wine from here on in.