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💩 Tomorrowland: The Dystopia of Wasted Potential Hey, fucks! Let’s dive headfirst into this cesspool of squandered talent, missed opportunities, & rich-people delusion masquerading as storytelling. The Tomorrowland writers somehow managed to take a movie about dreamers—a concept brimming with potential for visionaries, futurists, & creative nonconformists—and reduced it to a hollow, sterile sermon delivered by the prettiest, most unrelatable characters money could buy. But let’s break down that particular dumpster fire of a quote you mentioned: 🚨 “It’s not hard to knock down a big evil building…” Oh, really, George? Physics says otherwise. Buildings—especially “big evil” ones—don’t just fall over because someone had a strong moral objection. As you pointed out, 9/11 alone should have made this line radioactive in every writer’s room forever. Tearing down entrenched power structures (both literal & metaphorical) takes monumental effort, planning, resources, & sacrifice—usually by

"Another Ruler, you say?" Amakusa raised a brow as he was busy wiping his sword with a slightly damp cloth. "Is it one of those we have met before?" "No, it's a new one from what I have heard," Sherlock replied, tapping his cigarette on the ashtray with a frown on his face. At that moment, he had wished he at least has some Tobacco for his pipe. But the cigarettes would do. "The Guda siblings were too excited about it that they skipped out on summoning a few to save up for this new man." "Interesting," Amakusa laughed. "I could hardly imagine those two skip out on summoning. But then again, anything is possible." "Oh dear me, I could hardly say those two were successful in saving up," Sherlock waved his cigarette in dismissal. "While they did skip on a few, they still spent on summoning other heroic spirits, however. If my estimate is correct, they have managed to squander at least 15 summoning tickets and an extra 65 Saint Quartz on side summoning." "I can't say I'm surprised,"

CONFUSING SITUATION On the surface of Titan where humans and stepford/carlanettes where working as engineers, experts, analysts, guards, and maintenance workers doesn't care about the situation or what is the sense of going on out there, especially caring about Terra. Emily, a carlanette is working as a maintenance worker for the airlocks and Andrew, a husband and manager in taking charge of producing tonnes of 3D printers and generators as they are enjoying their normal lives as average sentient species do. Before taking lunch, Emily is rushing into the corners and backdoors to oversee the problems and collaborates with her team members such as Zhao, Fatima, Jeanette, Georgie, and Ursule who went out to join with other lovers or boys to oversee the maintenance to keep the station and the base going or either inspect before replacing what is damaged. "Emily, check the valve systems if there is any dangerous outside surfaces! Go!" - the team leader frantically ask her in a vague