Imagine not being able to tell the difference between “I don’t believe half of their users are trans” and “I don’t believe in their users being trans”.

Demographics isn’t transphobic. Using trans people as a shield from criticism is.

EDIT: I looked over the October survey. The graphs aren’t the cleanest but the data is there: 15% of all asked identified as trans, with another 9% as trans non-binary. A sample size of 600 to the 2300 monthly users is also really good, so the data ought to be very representative.

Shortly after the clip ends she was pronounced dead with 17 bullet wounds.

The irony of this being AI slop… As to the point you’re making: ok boomer

Tannerite, steel ball bearings, an Arduino with a laser sensor and a sparker, and some PLA

Presumably, they have the benefit of being told what to do by their fellow orcs during downtime/chow. I doubt anybody is making the effort to convey that information to the NK troops.

psst, the word “chair” in the OP is a link

From a narrative point of view, it’s much more interesting to read about containment than destruction. A lot of the skips could just be tossed into an incinerator, and that wouldn’t be fun to read about. Plus, it lends itself to exploration of ideas coincidental to the actual item in question, whereas destruction would 100% have to be concentrated around whatever item needs to be decommissioned.

In universe, it’s the safe approach. Most things are unexplainable, the mechanisms behind them unknowable. But, their behaviour is observable, and so containable. The Foundation has a good couple of hostile deities contained, so the approach does work.

Toxic masculinity makes men go blind and die rather than follow the Golden Path.

FN P90’s magazine turns the bullets 90 degrees by turning them with its feed geometry. It kinda looks like a slide for bullets if you squint hard enough. HK G11 uses about as many parts as in an average Swiss watch to do the same thing.