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GeminiTay at the end of Episode 4

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A bird explaining to a hedgehog crossing so it doesn’t die.

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Computers are very simple you see we take the hearts of dead stars and we flatten them into crystal chips and then we etch tiny pathways using concentrated light into the dead star crystal chips and if we etch the pathways just so we can trick the crystals into doing our thinking for us hope this clears things up.

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It belongs in a museum,I think

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Today my Advanced Clinical Pathology professor trailed off in the middle of class and said, “If I seem distracted, it’s because last night I was talking with a friend and she asked ‘Who’s that chick in Titanic?’ but all I heard was ‘Chicken Titanic,’ and ever since then I’ve been thinking about a chicken on the bow of the Titanic like Kate Winslet, wings held high. It’s all I can think about.”

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Nothing weird about you two.

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clown wars

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Today is 11/11

or 11/11 if you are using a completely fucking barbaric system of keeping track of dates

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Doctor Who - Partners in Crime + Excerpts from the script by Russell T. Davies

For the scene where the Doctor and Donna are reunited on either side of soundproof glass and thus have to mime their conversation, the script gave the lines Russell wanted Donna to act out, but he suggested Catherine Tate come up with the motions herself on the day of the shoot, so Catherine improvised her famous mime while filming.

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Thinking about how casual and callous death is portrayed in the beginning of The Wild Robot– granted, a lot of it is played for laughs (haha robot doesnt know how animals behave), but it’s so sudden, visceral, and permanent. At one point you see a bird’s decapitated head on screen. It’s really ballsy for a kid’s movie in 2024. But the shock of it, the way you’re surrounded by it, is so incredibly necessary to establish the stakes of the story. Once you establish that any of these characters could be killed for any reason, you understand the characters’ motivations all the more. Disney, as it is, would never have had the balls to do that. Disney could never have done this story justice. I’m glad it was done justice.

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Thinking about the way Roz's full name is ROZZUM unit 7134... Thinking about how that's a direct reference to the 1920 sci-fi play Rossum's Universal Robots by Karel Čapek, the very play that introduced the word "robot" into the English language and science fiction as a whole...

Thinking about the way both R.U.R. and The Wild Robot ask the audience what does it mean to live ... What does it mean to be...

Thinking about the way The Wild Robot takes it a step further and asks us to think about what does it mean to love something? To feel? What does it mean to rise above what you are at your core and to do it out of love? To do it for love?????

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so i just finished the movie The Wild Robot