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Even they stopped fund raising for him on corporate platforms, still money has been raised
I just found out Cybertruck is acutally banned in UK due to safety issues
Reviews are bad
Which streaming service is the first movie on?
The salute
Trump and Melania coin
A video about California water supply
Really? MI5 can run training execise of that scale?
Tear it all down
Doesn't she look exactly like Rachel Zegler?
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Then I don't know, maybe the readers were young, about Robin's age, otherwise I don't know how readers accepted that.
I don't know what Marvel calls their management style, but in IT I think it is called agile development.
From what I understand they do incremental development, shoot a bunch of scenes, which then get reviewed by the studio, then shooting more scenes, reviewed, and so on.
It is micromanagement, and re-shoots are very common, due to this practice their costs of making movies are substantially higher than before.
The advantage of this practice is to avoid situations like "The Last Jedi" because of director Rian Johnson, he changed the vision of the trilogy entirely, and J.J. Abrams had to come back and fix it. It could have been devastating for the studio.
Marvel is far bigger than a trilogy, it is a huge collection of film and TV shows, you don't want directors doing their own things, have their own ideas and perceptions.
So I kind of understand why they did it.
Is that cartoon or comic books?
The IRS data access was weird too, because it does not really related to cost cutting, unless they are planning to cut cost at IRS, still that would not need taxpayer data.
Since Trump is being audited, like no stop, I don't think it is over yet, at least he used that reason not to publish his tax returns as a presidential candidate. That is really into the territory of self-serving.
I guess whoever was auditing Trump got to be told:"You are fired!", and all the files are "missing".
The question needed to be asked whether that agency can be absorbed by department of defence.
Maybe they should simply be a liaison office with like a dozen of staffs.
Instead of:
<blockquote>Employees: 2,600+ federal (2024), 65,000 contract (2024)
Annual budget: $22.2 billion (FY24)</blockquote>
How did it get to hire 65K contract staff, with over 22 billion budget? Even NIH only has 50 billion budget.
They don't really do anything material, like nuclear propulsion I assume is provided by defence giants, probably cost less than 22 billion a year. Nuclear weapons I assume are maintained by department of defence.
Why is an agency overseeing things costing so much?
Aren't you curious where did all the money go?
Batman and Robin rely on technologies, even a 12 years old with a gun can beat a huge man.
I am not saying Robin used a gun, but I bet he had things better than one.
I have no idea, but it is just weird, isn't it?
According to: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Nuclear_Security_Administration
<blockquote>NNSA has the following missions with regard to national security:[12]
To manage the U.S. nuclear weapons stockpile.
To reduce global danger from weapons of mass destruction and to promote international nuclear safety and nonproliferation.
To provide the United States Navy with safe, militarily effective nuclear propulsion plants and to ensure the safe and reliable operation of those plants.</blockquote>
The first and third missions are both defence related. The second mission is foreign policy related.
But it is a part of department of energy, which is just weird.
<blockquote>the civilian agency that oversees the nation's nuclear weapons stockpile</blockquote>
You have ask questions like why? Why is it under department of energy instead of department of defence?
I don't think it is merited, more of personal or commercial relationships.
Because it is so obviously not a good movie
Realistic humanoid sex robots should be there within the decade, but still going to be made with silicone or similar materials, so it won't last, the terminator kinds with organic flesh are still illusive.
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