WoodrowShigeru

  • 1 week ago
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    I'm glad to live in the future where I can just ask online "is there a recent courtroom movie or similar?" and I can watch it on the same day.

    I liked the grayarea portrayal of it all.
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    • Explojin
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      Editing … Yea it wasn't a bad movie. There were a couple of times where it was a little to on the nose over explaining the situation.
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    • WoodrowShigeru
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      Editing … It was probably done for us old guys who are getting dumber by the minute (›‹ ) … (T_T )
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  • 3 weeks ago
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    I'd like you guys to do me a favor: the next time you're noticing any usage of teal & orange in a movie/TV scene, pay attention to when it is being used. Is there an actor who gets barely any screen time with natural skin color?

    I'm beginning to believe this isn't just a random popular trend but actually racism disguised as a random popular trend.
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    TIL: as babies, we all swam in our own pee – and drank from it. For weeks. Which is harmless because baby pee is … sterile?
    #babyfacts
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    I would have never guessed that this song is even way more fun to play than Guile's Theme.
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    I've watched a Sleepy Hollow crossover episode of Bones yesterday. When I saw the two Witnesses appear, I was like … "What the hell? … lol? But … How is this gonna work?" … him being a time traveller and all.

    Fox has always been up for shenanigans like that, now that I think about it. I do not like TV producers and the decisions they make, in general, but I've come to realize that I greatly appreciate it when TV channels are being silly like that.
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  • 2 months ago
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    I think the A-F grading system in schools is outdated. Teachers should instead distribute Likes as they please … kinda like XP.

    Discuss!
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    • Sudertum
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      Editing … Yeah one way it is quite inaccurate, on the other way meaningsless as the teachers rating might be arbitary as well. Thinking of it, getting grades in primary school wasn't motivating either, too many teachers are leaning to get your grade at what they expect from you instead of your skills are. It bothers me that by default 1-6 is used except 1-20 for one other school type. Grades weren't comparable back then, today won't be better.
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    • Husky Wing
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      Editing … I'm worried about the role teacher biases could take in a Likes system. In the US we've had problems with "gifted" programs, where students deemed as gifted by their teachers receive superior education. Except studies have found that any child randomly sorted into a gifted program would perform at the level expected of a gifted student—teacher-selected gifted children are just the students teachers are most biased toward selecting (largely wealthier, whiter kids). I think some kids would unfairly be given more Likes, and would be given more opportunities to earn Likes, because of the role teacher biases play in education. But it's an interesting step away from A-F grades. It's a little like the Hogwarts points that kind of only mattered in the first book, except those were separate from their grades.
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    • WoodrowShigeru
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      Editing … It would basically prepare the poor fragile children to the harsh future of instergurm that inevitably awaits them. — Whether A-F or Likes, either way I'm glad that the children are taught primarily that they need a rating gratification in their life … as opposed to a focus on the actual content. The content is irrelevant, after all. We all know it.
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