This is probably my last question concerning FF7 Remake,... but what exactly did Red mean by “A glimpse of tomorrow if we fail here today”…? Does this imply that the ending of FF7 is something that they view as unwanted? The planet is thriving 500 years later, so what’s the deal?show more

There is confusion in the religious view that the... world is 6,000 years old. That is not true; the current Age/Yuga started exactly 6,000 years ago after a geophysical event. There was a smaller, but nevertheless devastating, event in the middle of this Age—around 3,000 years ago—during the Bronze Age Collapse and the Steno–Etrussia geomagnetic excursion. Currently, we are moving toward a change of the Age and the Aeon. This event will be so devastating that it will probably reset civilization, just as it did 6,000 years ago.show more

There is confusion in the religious view that the... world is 6,000 years old. That is not true; the current Age/Yuga started exactly 6,000 years ago after a geophysical event. There was a smaller, but nevertheless devastating, event in the middle of this Age—around 3,000 years ago—during the Bronze Age Collapse and the Steno–Etrussia geomagnetic excursion. Currently, we are moving toward a change of the Age and the Aeon. This event will be so devastating that it will probably reset civilization, just as it did 6,000 years ago.show more

🚨 BREAKING: This is how our Sun will die.... Not explode. Not collapse into a black hole. It will shed itself. As the core runs out of fuel, the structure holding the star together begins to fail. So it does something unexpected: It releases its outer layers… to stabilize. What we see as a “nebula” isn’t just debris. It’s a star rebalancing itself. In my view: Stars don’t just die. They resolve instability. And what’s left behind… is the most stable state it can reach. So the real question is: If stars follow this rule… Does everything?show more

The amount of #FF7 fans saying that they won’t... buy Part 3 if Aerith is dead again while also saying that the devs are wasting their time by not keeping her alive this time around is astounding. The entitlement, liked they’re owed this character’s survival, is interesting. #FF7Rshow more

The "criticism" you're giving is exactly what the show... did. They point blank tell us ( though Tenzin) that Korra is using the AS wrong. 3 seasons later she will only use it as a last resort. It was a significant part of her development but for some reason it triggers y'all SO BADshow more

This Chick-Fil-A worker reported the sexual abuse of another... worker that is female and when he did they fired him! What kind of establishment does something like that! 😡show more

When we use the term 'sock puppet' this is... what we mean. What kind of serious journalist reads out drivel like this? In what universe is an opportunistic demand for an apology by a political opponent for a something that took place three years ago the top national news story?show more

For everyone that is saying that Donald Trump didn’t... post this pic of Barack and Michelle Obama as monkeys : YES HE DID ! Here is a screenrecording of last part of it ! All the Republicans/Conservatives need to denounce it , but we know they won’t 🤦🏻‍♀️ .show more

This is so funny. The grandparents know exactly what... they just did with that gift. 😉😂show more

Trump: "If the ocean rises 1/8 of an inch... over the next 500 years, we'll handle that. What we don't want is global warming of the nuclear variety and that could happen tomorrow."show more

Twitch marked this clip of me barking at the... doorbell as "sexuaI content" 😭 what did they mean by thatshow more

here is all my rerun work for munchies (stranger... danger tomorrow) this was a wip of an animated segment that i didnt get finished. the music is this part is by me as well.show more

Q: What does V-nim think is the most appealing... aspect of TIRTIR? 🐯The red colour is the first thing that caught my eye. And I think what’s most impressive about the product is that it caters to diverse skin tones and allows everyone to look their best as they areshow more

It seems the current MOU is quite similar to... what the US rejected in Pakistan. The question is why Trump rejected the interim deal back then. One possibility is that the Trump administration thought the Iranian regime would crumble in a few weeks under the economic blockade. A more likely possibility is that Trump delayed it as much as possible to ensure the end of the second phase of discussions falls after the midterm election. This can be achieved with only one extension of the 60-day period, so if the nuclear talks fail, Democrats won’t use it as ammunition against Republicans.show more

Sen. Jack Reed: "Reuters is reporting that part of... the deal is $24 billion in sanctions relief for the Iranians. So this is not a 'we win and you do what we say.' This is, 'how can we open up the straits? What will it cost us?'"show more

Vice President JD Vance: "This is a very unique... country...But just because we were founded by immigrants doesn't mean that 240 years later we have to have the dumbest immigration policy in the world."🔥show more

this is the type of play that gives years... to your career, but we also know CPJ is like thatshow more

. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth "My job as... a Secretary of Defense is to ensure our people are safe and that we are strong, so that we can set the conditions for a deal (with the Iranians). President Trump has made it clear that it's on the table. The question is whether Iran will take it."show more

🇺🇸🇵🇸 President Trump: "This Gaza deal that I made... is historic. A lot of people say this is a deal for 3000 years, I guess some are saying 500 years, based on certain events, but other people are saying this is something historic for 3000 years. There's nothing ever that's going to be bigger than this."show more