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People like an end of innocence narrative, and I think we want to by into the idea that as we as individuals have that moment we really internalized tragedy, that the world did too. We want the past to have been happy because we do not want it to have always been sad
Show PostLet's also not forget about the entire religion that has hugely influenced western culture since ~30 a.d. which is, noteably, pretty anxious about how the end of the world is soon tm and has had large scale flare ups whenever something large and bad happens.
Show PostSaying that about a 12 ep? That's unusual for you! Might be relevant as Rusty returns in Twice Upon a Time. But I suppose that it doesn't massively stand out as particularly good or bad. I recall some people finding the premise a little repetitive. So maybe.
Show PostSo the AAA games industry is cooked
Show PostI mean neither is “you have cancer.”
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