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I'm an actual rocket scientist (Aerospace Engineer), but when I'm not doing that I'm making maps and flags of worlds that never were and have yet to be.
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Hence why one way or another MAGA’s fucked.
So out of curiosity what are your thoughts on Colin Trevorrow's Duel of the fates script?
The plot doesn't make any sense. Its just a bunch of set pieces strung together.
That said, the idea of a Light Side user embracing the Dark to find balance is a favorite concept of mine, and one that Filoni has been pushing with the franchise for years.
Thank you for your response! So, I take it you're a fan of gray Jedi? Also, I take it you're not a fan of the script
For Star Wars? It was pretty dope! So much in fact that someone made an indie comic adaptation of it
Yeah, I've seen the comic adaptation posted a couple times although I haven't read it for myself. Back on topic though it's really polarizing in the circles that I've been to
https://edition.cnn.com/2026/03/09/business/oil-iran-strait-navy-economy
As the Strait of Hormuz is effectively closed to most shipping traffic, the Trump administration is weighing the possibility of organizing a U.S. Naval Task Force designed to escort tanker ships in and out of the Strait, where they will face the regular Iranian Navy and, more critically, the naval forces of the Revolutionary Guard, the latter of which is armed with minelayers, suicide boats, and shore-based missile batteries.
U.S. intelligence suggests Iran is playing a psychological game. It is unlikely to strike ships entering the Gulf; instead, it is expected to target them on the way out to maximize environmental and economic chaos.
The last U.S. Navy ship sunk by direct enemy combat action was the USS Bullhead during World War II. A good read I would recommend is the infamous Millennium Challenge 2002 (MC02), and how General Paul K. Van Riper sank an entire carrier battle group in a simulated wargame.