I've already seen the video, but thank you. I do disagree with them on the first Dead Space. The brown I didn't mind there as much, cuz there was a lot of environmental detail. Plus, it's a derelict, near out of commission, old ass spaceship, I'm not exactly expecting it to be colorful. I know the sequels fix this issue and I'm more than happy they did decide to address it. More so the second game. We all ignore Dead Space 3.
I haven't read/watched all the Superman media but there should be at least one or two chapters where he whistleblows?
I think this was covered in Young Justice. Too much illegitimate business is run through legitimate business on both a private and political front. So, say you do "blow the whistle" on Lexcorp or Stagg industries or whichever business is known to be doing something bad. Then you drag the "good" businesses like Wayne Ent and Kord Tech down with them. As well as key political factions on both the democratic and republican sides respectively. And that's not even taking into account the domino effect this would have on an international level. You'd essentially have to strip the world of it's infrastructure, and build a new one. And the best way to accomplish that is to become a dictator.
Yeah I'm pretty sure about 320K people die each year from trying to inhale water.
Just to be clear: sniff it with your nose above the surface, right?Yeah I'm pretty sure about 320K people die each year from trying to inhale water.
You have to bring a cup with you to the shower and gather the water first, then sniff it.
That's something that's been covered in comics before. Two that really stand out and come to mind are Spider-Man: Life Story, and Superman: For Tomorrow. The former takes places in a universe where everybody ages in real time, so in 1966 Spider-Man is questioning whether or not he should enlist for Vietnam. Captain America tells him to hang back, and that he'll see what's up himself. And after a year, Cap defects from the US military, joins the Vietcong, and takes insights a superhero civil war that lasts about 50 years. In the latter, the whole story is about how Superman is withdrawing from humanity after a fluke he's indirectly responsible for causes half of Earth's population to disappear, including his wife, Lois. And there's a scene where Superman intervenes in a military coup, but he doesn't want to take sides, so he just takes everybody's guns away, and hovers over them. But there's this one little kid who resents him, and he throws a rock at his chest. But because Superman's just changed the power dynamic, everybody in the battlefield kill the kid in Superman's name. Thus, why Superman doesn't get involved in war conflicts.
While I'm fluent in English, there was a time when I still don't 100% "get" the English language and don't fully understand Western/American culture.
Girl Scouts sell cookies to pay for all their club activities and expenses, and they are highy addictive. You buy a box and it'll be gone in a few hours. I'm also curious, how prevalent is western media in Malaysia compared to local media?
