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Pacific Rim - 8/10

Sometimes I have to remind myself what Komamura's shikai even does because we hardly see it used in the series. Instead, he's always spamming bankai.

Played some Pokemon Black on the DS Emulator on Retroarch and I forgot why this game annoyed me so much. All this useless yapping by the npcs literally consumes so much time.

With more sports leagues expanding internationally, we’re seeing a shift toward "globalization." From NBA games in Mexico City to European football clubs expanding into the Asian market, sports are becoming more accessible worldwide. But is this a good thing? Does it water down local culture, or does it open new doors for talent and fan engagement? How do you feel about leagues prioritizing global reach over traditional local roots?

With private equity firms increasingly investing in sports franchises, it seems like the dynamics of ownership are shifting. On one hand, these firms bring in much-needed capital, but on the other, they might prioritize profitability over team success or fan engagement. What do you think about private equity’s growing role in sports? Do you see it as a positive or negative development for teams, players, and fans?

Imagine waking up to news that your favorite sports team is relocating or changing its name. How would that impact your connection to the team? Would you still support them, or would it feel like a betrayal? How important is tradition and identity when it comes to your team, and do you think the fan base would follow suit if such a change happened?

Competitive eating has gained popularity over the years, but do you consider it a legitimate sport? While it requires skill, training, and strategy, many argue it's more of a spectacle than athleticism. Do you think it deserves recognition as a sport, or should it be seen more as an entertainment event?

There are so many sports that deserve more attention but seem to fly under the radar. Whether it's due to limited media coverage or a lack of awareness, some amazing sports don't get the recognition they deserve. What lesser-known sports do you think deserve a bigger spotlight, and why? Could they ever go mainstream, or are they destined to remain niche?

I agree and I've been saying this for a while that a lot of these companies do this. We need more of them to be charged for using such deceptive practices to get money out of their users.

Game development is a complex process with many moving parts. Whether it's coding, design, or storytelling, each area presents unique challenges. But in your experience, what's the hardest part of game development? Is it balancing mechanics, managing team collaboration, or dealing with unforeseen technical issues?

Retro games are filled with weirdness, from bizarre mechanics to odd stories. What’s the strangest one you remember playing? Was it an obscure game no one else seems to know, or one that had a wild concept that just didn’t quite work?

Everyone has that one gameplay loop that just feels so rewarding. Whether it’s farming resources in an open-world game, battling through levels in a roguelike, or the progression system in an RPG, what’s yours? What makes it so satisfying? Do you prefer instant gratification or more long-term rewards?

Video game soundtracks are often as iconic as the games themselves! From orchestral pieces that immerse you in fantasy worlds to electronic beats that set the pace of fast action, there's so much variety. What's your favorite type of music or genre used in video game scores? Do you prefer something classical like The Elder Scrolls series, electronic vibes like Cyberpunk 2077, or maybe something more experimental like Journey?

Whether it's through skill trees, abilities, or the way choices impact your character's growth, which game stands out to you? Do you prefer a more linear path, or something flexible that adapts to your playstyle?

Biotech is a rapidly evolving field with massive potential, but also significant ethical, safety, and environmental concerns. What should be the government's role in regulating biotech companies? Should there be stricter oversight on gene editing, synthetic biology, and drug development? How can regulators balance innovation with public safety, and should there be global standards? Let’s discuss the best approach to ensure that progress in biotech benefits society while minimizing risks.

Oil spills are devastating to ecosystems, but how can biotechnology help with cleanup? I’ve heard about using microbes to break down the oil and restore the environment, but are there other methods? What advances have been made in using bacteria, fungi, or enzymes for more efficient spill remediation? Are there any notable successes or challenges with biotech solutions in real-world spill scenarios?

With organ shortages being a constant challenge, how can advancements in biotechnology improve the field of organ transplantation? Could we see innovations like lab-grown organs, gene editing to prevent rejection, or bioprinting to create more viable transplant options? What are the most promising developments that could help bridge the gap between supply and demand for organs in the future?

With the rise of biotechnology in agriculture, how could advancements like genetically modified crops and bio-pesticides impact pesticide use? Could these innovations help reduce the need for chemical pesticides, leading to more sustainable farming practices? What are the environmental, economic, and health implications of adopting such biotechnological solutions? Would it lead to long-term benefits or unforeseen risks?

Coral reefs are rapidly declining due to climate change, pollution, and other environmental threats. How could biotechnology play a role in reversing this trend? Could genetic engineering create more resilient coral species or microorganisms that help maintain healthy reef ecosystems? What are some innovative biotechnological solutions that might help restore these vital ecosystems?

What happened, and how did you handle the situation? Was it a one-time thing or something that escalated over time?