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If you think about it venom is an antihero

Watching this video made me think of more books which are used to justify ki*lings and hate crimes. The books I am talking about are not evil but are considered holy. Books like the Bible or Quran are used to justify killing queer people. These books do not inately have the ability to k*ll anyone. But the people reading them misinterpret and change them to their wants to justify their hate and bigotry. While all the books which tell you how to k*ll people. I think people are more nervous and scared of people who solely justify their every action using holy books. I would like to know more on this if anyone is interested.

I try my best, but caregiver fatigue is real, I try my best to do what I believe I need to do as a son, he cared for me when I grew up, I care for him now in his old age. That is something I truely belive is important when it comes to family. But there are moments I just break down in tears, break down because of stress, or otherwise just struggle with it all, can't get sleep etc. Where I ask myself why I am ruining what is supposed to be the best years of my life, taking care of somebody. It is a constant struggle to find the balance between the two, where you yourself are supposed to have a life, but also taking care of your loved ones when and if you can. And yeah, the last part about you treat somebody how you want to be treated down the line when you get older yourself sticks with me all the time, and that is what keeps me going sometimes, ngl.

I think there is an interesting implication here: that a book can be dangerous not only for the material it contains, but for the feelings it stirs for those who read it. 8:59 Please like this just I can come back and read this line. As a Lit student, I need to remember it.

What I found fascinating in the One Piece Live action is that events and timelines are a bit shifted around or even opposite to the original and it still works. For instance Buggy has the map (he stole it from Captain Morgan, leaving a calling card)........not Luffy and Nami. Nami joins Buggy's crew for a brief moment, and Buggy actually welcomes her. Then she betrayes him. Buggy gets very angry because of it. Nami and Luffy and steal the map from Buggy and leaving him in pieces (including 5million Berrie). (This starts Buggy's grudge) The Live action it's reversed...or you could say the timline is sped up. Buggy is too late to steal the map from Captain Morgan and now has to steal it from Nami, Zoro and Luffy or convince them to give up the map. (Which ofcourse does not happen as planned) The tone remains the same, the characters behave and make choices based on the situation at hand as they should. It works and its actually intersting for people who have seen/read the original.

11:20 don't want to be pedantic but gender and chromosomes are not necessarily related <3

I was totally preparing to talk about the backrooms as a myth in the modern age, thank you.

I literally just started, almost through season 1 and it’s so good indeed!

Myths never die. You can also found a lot of scientific myths that most people believe in like Multiverse, etc.

Like hell we do.

The anarchist cookbook is for larpers. All of the US military field manuals are available for free as pdfs on the internet

So you telling me if I read a awful book I'll do awful thing that same as saying guns can some how kill people without humans it stupid first of all we need to reassess and start seeing if these people have mental issues like the dark tryaid personality and if the person committed suicide maybe that person was depressed or sad. U can't blame mere object as harmful just because people use it in a bad way it would be like if I watch a video about jumping off a tree and I get hurt then I say it's the tv fault not my fault when it's very well is my fault claiming it's the book faults allows the dude from doing it to not receive justice and all we are saying is that it's not his fault because he didn't know even though he does

It ain't free if u pay for it

Im still at the beginning of the video but I'm guessing that youll talk about The turner diaries and mein Kampf since those two are 2 of the most well known dangerous books.

Full metal alchemist reference?

When I was younger, an old man had said to me " to be young again," and I responded with " to be old having a life". As I looked to the future with unknowing, he looked at his past with experience. Both of us blind to the present. Love your work. Thank you for your time.

Some other series around that time included: Out There (1951-1952), which was the first adult-oriented sci-fi series; Tales of Tomorrow (1951-1953), very much like the Twilight Zone but filmed live like a play; Science Fiction Theater (1955-1957); One Step Beyond (1959-1961), mostly about psychic/paranormal stuff; Way Out (1961), fantasy, sci-fi and horror; and The Outer Limits (1963-1965), more monster-oriented than the Twilight Zone, but some good straight sci-fi.

That first poem sends me into the vary feeling like that of death itself for me the song of which the dead can't sing is the song of life that changed to a new existence that no one alive can hear

honestly bro Christian mythology is pretty crazy

There must be lots of soulless people out there, heartless who want to commit there own grandfather paradox. But if you try to commit your own paradox, you violate, (general order 157: the temporal prime directive). And the universe will defend itself. For example, how our white blood cells defend and protect us from viruses. The universe will defend itself by creating a singularity a blackhole. So if the space-time coordinate for the grandfather paradox is earth. The universe will create a blackhole at that coordinate and destroy the paradox like a virus. If the coordinate is earth, then the earth and the moon and the paradox are destroyed. The universe is saved, the milky-way is saved, life will continue without us in the milky-way. Don't, don't violate (general order 157: the temporal prime directive) .😎.

Can you do a analysis of Warhammer 40k?

I recommend The Case Study of Vanitas/Vanitas no Carte by mangaka Jun Mochizuki. It is a gripping tale set in SteamPunk 1889 Paris France about a human who cures Vampires of curses with his partner in crime Noé as the uncover a conspiracy. Think Full Metal Alchemist mixed with Ann Rice’s vampire chronicles. The whole story is amazing, but the main romance reminds me of Pride and Prejudice. Actually, the entire series feels like 19th century literature in a way a manga story never has with its subtleties, and it has little homages to Vampire literature and films like a character named Lord Ruthven or count Orlok, and plenty of references to old fairy tales and the Ballad of Roland. Watch up to episode 12 of the anime or read up to chapter 25 of the manga and of it’s still not your thing I understand. ( the manga admittedly has world building stuff the manga had to cut for budget reasons)

Twilight Zone, Night Gallery, Tales from the Darkside, ... hell, even Amazing Stories ... modern oral folklore shown on-screen, the precursor to Creepypastas... i LOVE them all!!!

Greebo! Nanny Ogg will be around for him before too long😂😂😂

People in the west tend to expect, desire and sometimes even demand that protagonists be righteous. Then they complain when they're "goody-two shoes".

are there no recomndation

The second I saw tge outline, I was thinking lady iboshi, my favorite character is yakul

Something told me to not finish this manga thank God

prehystoric sci-fi actualy a great name for a genre, when i heard it, i was like '"oooooh"

not true Khny appleseed Pauk Buntan. Davy Crocket killing a baer at 3 any many other myth. exist today Also Rumple Stilskin. Few people beleive n Gods like those mentioned so the myths of Gods ar gone. But myth like Hercukes live on. romand ce of the 3 kingdoms is written as ficxtionalized histpry. The back ground qwas true but the author knew the accounts weren't from the myth or truth of events. @00 years ago is still moder went it comes to myths. It taks st tie for true ,myths to form become known. So Davy Croket and, Rumle stilskin are some modern myths. I am surpize yu didn't bring up thje myth of Johnny apple seed or Paul Buyan mostof the modern myths are hero myths. THe idea that one person seed the in enter comntentet with apples is unbelievable. That gian of a man with blue b ox is unbelievable but yet they are myths same with davy crocket and the kiling a bear at 3. And, amny of the other myths from the myth of davy crocket

I’m not physically disabled but I am autistic, have adhd, severe depression and anxiety, body dysmorphia and this whole concept does resonate with me especially since since I’ve aged disabilities have become more disabling. Autism and severe body dysmorphia as a teenager is not a good combination I’ll tell you that.

Vitruvia 144 brings about the end of reality. If you read it, it will reward you infinitely. If you refuse to read it, it will torment you for all eternity.

I don’t know if it’s true of all villian-in-name-only (vino) but there does seem to be another common thread among them. The power that gives them their villainy, isn’t really theirs. Gru has to get a loan from a bank first. Doofenshmirtz’s income seems to come from alimony. Kronk from Emperor’s New Groove starts as a vino, but it’s clearly Yzma running the show.

Love that intro to your video.

The problem is as special effects have gotten better the writing quality has drastically dipped. Frankly all the screenwriters who were striking last year. I don't think they deserved a raise. Anyone who has seen what good writing in tv and movies there USED to be and then watches anything modern. The drastic dip is extremely noticable. Luckily that hasnt happened in foreign films yet. But special effects are meaningless if the writing is bad

even using alternate timelines, having more than one traveler makes it a whole mess and almost impossible to detail all the possible timelines you created. one absurd example happens in dragon ball with trunks and cell timetraveling. there's even an official explanation that involves 4 timelines but, if you check carefully, that doesn't explain all the changes/timelines caused by three travels since some travels happen in more than one timeline.

So...what about Japan? They have been producing mostly faithful adaptations of books for years turning into a worldwide phenomenon known as anime!

Will you do a video on war of the worlds novel