He’s not wrong. The amount of information people share publically is insane, and all the focus is on how the big tech companies abuse it and not how inherently dangerous it is to begin with.
He’s not wrong. The amount of information people share publically is insane, and all the focus is on how the big tech companies abuse it and not how inherently dangerous it is to begin with.
There’s a couple of scenes in the Arlong Park arc. Nami bawling her eyes out and finally asking Luffy for help, the desk scene, and then the other one I was referring to was Vivi holding up her arm saying goodbye as they realized she couldn’t come with them.
But I was really surprised at how emotional it was, especially with Uta’s motivations and backstory.
There’s a couple of scenes in the first two seasons that just thinking about years later makes me tear up. – old man
So it looks pretty much like the same story from the movie, even has the same cast (doing voice over instead of acting).
So… why?
I thought the shortage of toilet paper was over?
Yeah, but then you have to tell people you use something that sounds like an exotic dancer’s stage name. I’ll stick with Endeavour.
“You can sleep all you want, but no more than 24 hours a day.” “But you said all I want!”
Not necessarily. If all I wanted was ‘cake’, then sure, I’d go for the free cake and the people selling cakes would lose out.
But the people who are selling cakes have to give me a reason to buy from them. It has to be a better tasting cake, it has to be delivered faster, it has to be fresher. If the people selling cakes can’t do that, then it’s their shitty business model, and not the fault of the people giving cakes away for free.
Take GIMP vs Photoshop for example. Photoshop is objectively better than GIMP, which is why people still pay for it. Now if Adobe decides to just sit on their laurels and one day GIMP improves and passes them in terms of capability, then that’s Adobe’s shitty business model, and not GIMP’s fault.