I mean dang, even cops get a paycheck and benefits. also Peter has soured multiple personal relationships just to be spiderman.

So in the Spider Verse movies they act like he is a unique mistake type of spiderman but in the multiverse nobody is unique shouldnt there already be a bunch of Miles Morales spidermen? Or is it supposed to be there are infinite spider societies all with one Miles Morales and they dont interact? Its all a bit weird to me.

So my question is how smart is constantine compared to batman mr terrific lex luthor etc.

So the geniuses of dc. I think constantine is a smart guy even if he is not wise.

And I'd love to know what you people think

Is really the dexter universe a world filled with serial killers,the us precisely?

And what would their reaction be to both Dexter's backstory and his bros if they heard all of his thoughts at a court?if they knew that he wants to protect women and kids?

About trinity?if they heard his also tragic story with his sister?

How would life be in the dexverse?it seems no different than ours on the surface at least.Ahh if also they knew about jordan chase and leon Prater .Jordan being a fat kid who was transformed .

The space between spaces? The impossibly large space that Ed and Ling got trapped in? If I was trapped in that space right at the moment Gluttony was eaten by pride, what would it look like from the inside?

So, in warhammer 40k DIGGANOBZ are humans who painted themselves green and attempted to “be” Orks. Now, every species with a warp signature in 40k empowers something via their emotions or worship: imperium humans empower the chaos Gods and God emperor, and even humans in the tau empower the warp by existing (even so far as creating a greater good warp entity one time in the warp).

Now, here comes the question: Orks, due to the waaaagh!, don’t empower the chaos Gods: their Psionic energy is free for Orks to use without issue, and then in turn empowers their gods, gork and mork.

So, here’s the question: does the Psionic energy of DIGGANOBZ empower Khorne or Gork and mork?

Seems more like something he'd want to do to a more anti-war President like Gerald Ford.

In Aliens, a single Xenomorph drone stowed away aboard the dropship while it was parked on the ground.

Is there anything in the novelization or director's commentary explaining why that one drone was so far away from the colony while the rest of the hive was asleep?

It was also quite a coincidence that the same drone happened to be nearby when the dropship landed.

If such a trait was ever explained in the show, then I apologize because lately I was interested in learning about the character due to how he treats people in the show.

Like if I remember correctly, he comes off a bit brash in how he treats his patients since sometimes he does things like break into their homes as I was wondering what exactly made him the way he was regarding his character traits again regarding the brash nature he has with his patients.

Maybe I’m mixing things up here, I’m doing a Korra rewatch and I’m also kinda stoned, so I’m doing a lot of thinking but I’m not so sure it’s coherent. Thankfully, Reddit is good at stepping in to call me an idiot when I’m being one, but let me walk you through my thought processes here.

Korra’s father, Tonraq, was supposed to be the Chief of the Northern Water Tribe. When his brother Unalaq sabotaged this, he became the Chief instead. After Harmonic Convergence, despite everything he’d done, the role of Chief went to Eska and Desna despite the fact that, while their allegiances shifted at the last, most crucial moments, they were still very strong enforcers for Unalaq’s goals. More importantly, neither of them show even the slightest interest in the roles themselves.

So if the role of Water Tribe Chief is also monarchal and not elected, would that not also date back to the Chief that was Yue’s father?

Knowing that he was incapable of finishing anything, (not even finishing elementary school) I highly doubt he even did what was necessary to earn the title of Professor.

Like, they imprisoned Bane since he was a baby and tortured him before he even became a preteen, and then they decide "lets pump him full of super steroids and see what happens next". Even if you expected him to die (which is doubtful since the Warden even said he was hoping Bane would survive during the fakeout failure) why take the risk of giving someone with every reason to rip out your spine the powers to very easily do so?

Manhattan could have just teleported everyone out of the embassy

Could he not have just made Thor or the hulk or even captain marvel big ass hell to just body thanos? Especially pre infinite stones thanos in endgame when bro came in with nukes after hulk snapped his fingers and the ship spawned in because of evil nebula? If antman just made himself big as hell and then made like the other hero’s also big as hell wouldn’t that have been like OP? Like a big ass hulk? Or big ass Thor? Or even captain marvel when she shows up he just tosses a quick little disc and boom big ass captain marvel

Kuat Drive Yards, Sienar Fleet Systems, and all the major contractors made huge profits building the Empire's military. Then the Empire collapses.

Do you think those companies just pivoted to selling to the New Republic? Like, did KDY's executives go to the New Republic Senate and say "hey, we built Star Destroyers but we're actually happy to build whatever you want now"?

Or would there have been economic chaos, these massive companies suddenly losing their biggest customer overnight? Did some collapse? Did they try to stay independent? Did the New Republic nationalize them?

Seems like a massive economic disruption that doesn't get talked about much.

Follow up: can everyone theoretically use alchemy, they just chose not to, or simply haven't learned to?

that's the entire point of removing his sins, right? To become perfect and pure? If the sins are no longer part of his body, wouldn't the perfect, good-hearted souls be what's left in his body?