Kayel

I agree our media is incredibly controlled.

However, this summer didn't feel different, it got to 45C as normal in Perth, the heatwaves did not feel longer or worse.

Maybe we're frogs in water but I'd say such an article would not engage the public

I think that goes for most company structures

1. How to live safely in a science fictional universe
2. The forever war
3. Catch 22

Art is theft

All art is inspired by other art, it grows, evolves, eats itself, parodies life, informs living.

I wouldn't worry about it

That's an excellent call to action. Do your laundry and stop genocide. Look after your house and your global family.

I've heard opiate addicts are lamenting the end of good heroin as supply bottoms and everything is cut with Fentanyl

Dystopia in her experience. The peasants going to uni would have had a different perspective.

How much was WeWork valued at without turning a profit?

I'm not arguing every country in those areas. My point is the joke doesn't make sense as there's large populations who believe this to be true.

25℅ of my workmates are first or second generation USAians. They earn less here than they would in the US. By your logic, Australia is better place to live than the US.

I mean, I don't disagree.

American forgetting about the whole of Europe, Asia, Australia, Canada, and some of south America.

I don't know how joking you are, I hear this in the wild from Aussies a couple of times a month.

The plans to start a commune hit hard.

Great bit