Movie Thread

[FoxtArt]

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6450804...s?ref_=tt_ql_3

Wee, saved another 20 1/2 minutes.

I think the future is bleak. People prefer more and more to "listen" instead of "read", and to "ask" instead of "learn". Not picking on anyone here, I just carry a belief that large sections of the new generation(s) will largely be close to illiterate by the time of adulthood in 30-40 years - with their primary interactions almost entirely within future iterations of [Alexia, podcasts, YouTube, speech-to-text, and auto-correct, etc.] Such a thing would also make them the most-manipulatable of any historical generation; not that humans haven't always been incredibly manipulatable to start with.

ETA: Totally OT by the way, just an OG rant.