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conulywhich is a soap opera with many of the trappings of a space opera. Interestingly, the show never comes down with a final opinion on whether or not it's a bad thing for those little planets to get absorbed by the empire/space UN or not - the protagonists mostly feel like it's awful, but almost everybody they meet who isn't from their home planets seems to think that it hardly matters who technically rules the planet so long as somebody does. But most of those people either have no context to claim an informed opinion or are themselves from the PSA, so....
On a different note, I continue to hold the opinion that their deceased friend may have had strong convictions, and he died for his beliefs, and he might even have been as remarkable and amazing as the two protagonists seem to believe, but he also sounds like a lot. Like the sort of person who doesn't want to get a cat because of abstruse concepts of moral philosophy that nobody cares about but him, but who sure is willing to keep arguing about it until they cave from sheer exhaustion, and then presumably keep arguing because they ought to have caved due to agreeing with his position.
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On a different note, I continue to hold the opinion that their deceased friend may have had strong convictions, and he died for his beliefs, and he might even have been as remarkable and amazing as the two protagonists seem to believe, but he also sounds like a lot. Like the sort of person who doesn't want to get a cat because of abstruse concepts of moral philosophy that nobody cares about but him, but who sure is willing to keep arguing about it until they cave from sheer exhaustion, and then presumably keep arguing because they ought to have caved due to agreeing with his position.
The Strange Secret Behind Venus’ Pancake Volcanoes
School leavers party for weeks on midnight buses, and Norway says it's gone too far
Every 5x5 Nonogram (From Metafilter)
Meow You See Me, Meow You Don't
Unraveling the Secrets of the Inca Empire
Backyard feeders changed the shape of hummingbird beaks, scientists say
Parts of the U.S. have already experienced 100 degree heat. Experts say this summer is going to get even hotter
Trump's trade war imperils Spanish hatmaker's business with US Orthodox Jews
Privacy and hunger groups sue over USDA attempt to collect personal data of SNAP recipients
The subversive power of Spanish-language radio
India and Pakistan's drone battles mark new arms race
Over 200 Ukrainian soldiers have died in Russian prisons. Autopsies reveal rampant abuse
