Earlier THIS MONTH Jacob Frey nominated O'Hara for a second term, during this ongoing investigation. They're both dirty bastards, and Frey only did this to save his own ass.
If you like geometry and trig, the apps Pythagorea and Euclidea are very fun puzzles. They're free and there are hundreds of puzzles. They get very difficult.
I wouldn't go that far. As OP said, some groups are certainly like that, but I've been to a couple that are actively and explicitly secular. Every group is different.
I'm not a fan exactly, but I often see people use her wealth to make other criticisms about her like, "She's not an artist, she's a product." It's a criticism I never hear people make about male artists, and of all wealthy pop stars, she deserves SOME credit. She pays her stage crew well and takes time at every show to recognize them. She has writing credits on all her songs. She endorses Democrats for president (yes, at the last minute, but it's more than most celebrities do.)
I'm in a similar boat. I've been going to therapy for over 20 years. I've been with my wife for 13 years. She's funny, creative, and widely beloved by almost everyone who meets her. At home, she's emotionally hard to connect with. She's never been to therapy and sees no reason to start because "nothing's wrong with her." She meets many of the stereotypes that we usually apply to men - can't identify her emotions or claims she doesn't have them, and doesn't understand "why we have to talk about everything." We've been to couples therapy a couple times and she generally hated it, saying the therapist made it seem like everything was her fault. I know I deserve a partner who will join me in processing hard stuff, but it's been a very long road in trying to get there.
These days I have nearly zero interest in AI as a theme or plot point. Similar to how I have never been interested in movies about COVID. It's just too close to home.
I haven't been able to stomach it for maybe 8 years, but I used to really enjoy seeing people come up with clever solutions for annoying problems. There were plenty of people who made some little gadget in their garage and needed seed money to produce it at scale. The show sort of devolved into a tech bros who made a new app, and who didn't actually need investors but were looking for some free exposure.
I support you supporting curiosity. If OP is asking in good faith, they deserve not to get torn apart.
That said, "racism" doesn't only describe explicit disparagement of one race by another. Racism can also be a feature of language, systems, communities, etc.
I cringe when my (well-meaning, truly) Democrat siblings mention NYT as a trusted news source. "Did Netanyahu Stumble Into a War Crime by Nuking an Orphanage?"
Probably because sheriffs are elected, and aren't overseen by any government body. In between elections, they can do anything they want. The podcast In The Dark covered how a Minnesota county sheriff bungled, and then covered up, the investigation of the disappearance of Jacob Wetterling in 1989. Around the country, sheriff departments consistently have crime clearance rates below 20%. Pathetic.
To your last point, there's a great book called Survival of the Richest by Doug Rushkoff. He describes "The Mindset" in which tech billionaires keep trying to use tech to escape the climate apocalypse that they created. They simply lose the ability to think of any solution besides further growth.
The Diabolical Lies podcast had an episode recently where they explored the history of sexual orientation. Apparently it was only in the last 100 years that we started using "homosexual" to describe a person's identity rather than a person's behavior. Personally I support you identifying however you want, though I understand other people being less flexible.
Earlier THIS MONTH Jacob Frey nominated O'Hara for a second term, during this ongoing investigation. They're both dirty bastards, and Frey only did this to save his own ass.