If I did not have the money to pay for the books or they are too hard for me to find then no loss would have occurred because purchasing was never happening.
If I did have the money and the books were eaay to find but still pirated then a loss did occur.
Libraries pay for their books.
I expect it to get super popular and spark a spinoff or sequel series
The epubs in my PIRATED MEDIA folder begs to differ
how did the most stupid cunts in your country get in charge
Same way they got in charge of the UK.
There's an entire media ecosystem dedicated to protecting the ego of the stupid from the reality of their choices.
Videogame trailers
Check out the film Coherence, it's only 80 minutes.
For TV: mr and mrs smith, fallout, secret level, etc
Prime is actually one of my favorites. A lot of the more niche or experimental stuff ends up on Prime eventually.
Also has bizarrely good anime. Vinland Saga was exclusively on prime for awhile. Check out Banana Fish for sure.
What will this mean for Morbius 2?
Based on available estimates, the cost for Russia to fire 400 drones and 40 missiles at Kyiv would be approximately $134 million:
Citations: [1] How much does a Russian drone attack on Ukraine cost? The question is more complicated than it sounds https://kyivindependent.com/how-much-does-a-russian-drone-attack-on-ukraine-cost-the-question-is-more-complicated-than-it-sounds/ [2] Forbes estimates Jan. 2 mass attack cost Russia nearly $620 million https://kyivindependent.com/forbes-estimates-russias-jan-2-mass-attack-costs-nearly-620-million/ [3] Calculating the Cost-Effectiveness of Russia's Drone Strikes - CSIS https://www.csis.org/analysis/calculating-cost-effectiveness-russias-drone-strikes
There is no value in defending a billion dollar company from another billion dollar company. Just accept Nintendo is more popular and live your life ❤️