So they’ve been using it, it just won’t be available to us poors.

That actually ended up evolving over the last 75 or so years. Reason being is that I’m just playing, just wanted to use it.

Don’t you mean youdube?

Not necessarily, since we’d already thought he died once before, so it might’ve even been confusing and some people would’ve been saying he might still be alive and might come back again. The gore of it drives it home in the most unmistakeable way, which is what really makes all the risks realistic from then on.

Remember, the whole point is the real monsters are the people, not the zombies.

Those same people justify all of Pam’s mistakes throughout the series. That whole love story was just Jim being too perfect.

I think the connection to the cast that the viewers had at that point was exactly what made the scene so impactful. Many other deaths that seemed just as brutal didn’t hit as hard, and aren’t even mentioned whenever the topic comes up. The implied death before then with the “Never mind, he’s still alive!” was really where I felt insulted, and might’ve been another reason for his death to feel more real when it actually happened so vulgarly.

Taking it out on the whole team seems a bit much, though.

As someone who got all the way to S14 in Supernatural and didn’t watch TWD until maybe about a year or two ago, I think enough time had passed to cleanse my character palate and I see them as two separate people. Especially with so much Javier Bardem in between.

I guess in movies or tv nowadays they kind of all have to have flaws to seem realistic and not too Dr. Cosby (heh).

So her being flawed wouldn’t really be a good way to justify her actions, since the reality should be that they’re all human. Not to say that her actions were terrible or the worst of the bunch, but sometimes she just wasn’t likeable, and downright cruel other times.

Hank was a douchebag, and it took Jesse a good while to become somewhat of a decent person.

I wonder what his premiums on life insurance are, I’m guessing those he leaves behind will be well taken care of.

Naturally, this is the type of thing in sci-fi where we assume it’ll be used to generate massive amounts of income to benefit society in a magnificently short amount of time, and then some bastard comes around and says, “What if we incarcerate people for millenia?”

Aliens might be real, though, I just doubt all the supposed sightings that can be chalked up to mistaking one thing for another, or just gov’t tech that we simply don’t know about.

Actually in his case OP mentioned that might actually be the case.

That actually makes a lot more sense, I’ll accept that. Although there are signs saying not to misuse the tools provided. Don’t see any of that on Amazon. At least not yet.

You’re right on that one. Just seems like they brought it upon themselves.

Not a good comparison, the sledgehammer isn’t meant to be used in the store, the search function in the website is, don’t be dumb.

I’m only using the tools provided, not accessing anything that’s clearly pointed out I shouldn’t. If anything, that question field is specifically designed for me to use.

I love how tactfully you avoided the actual question of how fucking stupid everyone else is. Kudos!

What if I wanna learn to code because I want to make more money than what I’m making now but lack creativity to make something like a game or an app that’s supposed to be good practice?