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Can't see the article for some random reason but I'm gonna guess it's parents who had their kid get startled and scared or some shit like that.

Summer Eternal does have some of the key creatives(that we know of) from this project, so there's hope that some of the inspired concepts will carry over to what they make.

ZAUM did post an official damage control tweet today about there being leaked material, so it's real.

At the very least this does convince me that Summer Eternal are not just goofy gamer-maoists but that they are almost guaranteed to have a solid and compelling core gameplay concept to back up storytelling.

Whereas Longdue seem to at best be taking the DE concept and just writing some bullshit around it that is more up its own ass than actually insightful.

Still curious if Red Info will ever manifest a project independent of the long march back to DE.

I bet it's some fucking excuse to show off wealth and privilege over poor(and subtextually or explicitly nonwhite) people.

Like you can afford to put 100% meat in your stew instead of "having" to fill it up with beans for protein.

Anyone got any nice recommendations for romantic films, classic or otherwise, that are easily accessible on like youtube or the internet archive?

Would like to check something out with my gf on friday but I'm also very lazy and busy with working evenings all week up until then, so it'd be nice to have something simple to access.

The English language already uses a capitalised I by default in common language, so attempting to use the same conventions would be at best unnecessarily confusing.

Maybe it didn't strictly have to be Latin, but it easily makes sense to invent discrete terms.

Got my hands on a pair of raw denim jeans with most of the bells and whistles(no leather patch with pointless branding) and I really think my workwear larp is going to be irreversible now.

Shit just really is that cool(to me). It's very neat to roll up the goofy long pants legs.

Broadly the discussion has been very absolutist about these terms, I don't really care wether or not Parenti is "better" on a spectrum.

I want to hear what his usage of the term in his most famous lecture actually implies about him and these sorts of terms as a whole. Is this post actually a discussion about language or just a massive circlejerk about how much we dislike academics.

It's not pedantic, he used one of the example words in his most famous lecture. Why?

Were his ideas not clever enough? Is he bourgeoise? Did he change terminology afterwards?

what about this makes English "cucked"?

Those ones are literally just normal, you'd have to just not have engaged with political-historical discourse at all in English to not have heard hagiography used to insult mainstream presidential retrospective articles at the very least.