Spoiler for Plaything.
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I'm guessing this is a wildly unpopular opinion but here goes: I found Into Infinity nearly unwatchable. I don't mean this to sound insulting for anyone who liked it (tastes differ thanks goodness!) but the tone felt to me like a goofy comedy and almost like a kids show by the end.
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Spoiler for Crocodile
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Spoiler for Arkangel
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I know Black Museum and White Christmas are much liked episodes, and I can definitely see why, but it's odd how much they both rely on narration/flashback (and that both involve copied consciousnesses). Anyone else find these similarities really striking?
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For any professors who have published academic books, what seems (just in very rough terms) like a reasonable amount of time to get the page proofs back from the publisher after you have sent in your last set of substantial revisions to the ms?
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What is a reasonable range of time for an academic publisher to send you the proofs for review after the time when you sent them your last set of revisions?
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How long from the time you send the manuscript back to the copy editor is it until the book is actually published?
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What would be the biggest changes in the show if it took place when everyone had smartphones?
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What is the funniest single line that you have ever heard in any medium of entertainment?
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Which Friend is the series MVC (Most Valuable Character)?
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Which of the group do you think believably would be friends in real life?
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If you would be paid one thousand dollars for every downvote you garnered in the next twenty-four hours, but you could make only one post, what would you post and in which subreddit?
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This may seem a bit off topic--and neither here nor there--but how common is it at your institution for faculty members to have a divorce?
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"Thanks for a great semester!" When you see lines like this accompanying students' email submission of the semester's last assignment (like an exam or paper), how do you take it? Does it feel affirming, or do you think some students write it as a matter of polite/best practice?
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This is honestly not meant to be a rant or just venting, rather I am genuinely curious if others have had the same experience I have: namely, that students over the last few years seem to be having greater difficulty doing the same tasks that I've assigned for years.
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What is something you did that was morally wrong, and you are willing to own that and not try to excuse it?
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What was something you said to a partner or friend that you regret because you could never take it back?
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Does anyone know of a source for obtaining examples of student writing that I could use legitimately use in class to illustrate how to edit your own writing?
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To what extent could (or does it seem likely) that Trump can/will adopt policies that significantly affect the operation of private (as opposed to public) universites?
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Why is the prosecution playing videos of Sarah complaining about Jorge abusing her? I'm sure I'm missing something, but how does this help the prosecution?
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I know this seems incredibly petty given the very serious stakes in the trial, but if there is room for such things here, I'm interested in any thoughts/reactions about Judge Kraynick saying "bless you" when people sneeze.
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Substance aside, just in terms of the conduct of the trial, this is what a trial is supposed to look like so far. Competent and reasonable judge and attorneys.
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Anyone else have experience with being called for jury service during the semester, and, if so, what was your experience with being able to postpone it until after the semester?
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