I define a plot hole as doing something that doesn't work in the established roles of the series universe. The show universe is not shown to have rules different from our own, so if it wouldn't work IRL then it shouldn't work in the show.
I acknowledge that this is probably not a common take and even so it is a stretch to make the claim.
Closest I can think of is the magnet thing in the season 5 pilot would definitely not work IRL
Might I ask why? There are some pages where I see that as the least evil option, I.e. duckdns
Its about data collection under the guise of "security"
"The civil war wasn't about slavery, it was about states rights"
Fwice - 4x. Once, twice, thrice, fwice.
It started off as being aware of systemic social issues, for example how racism isnt just "well gee I dont like black folks", but is ingrained in society in all kinds of ways - for example, if you're black you're more likely to be pulled over while driving, stuff like that. Conservatives didn't like or understand that because they thought "I have nothing against black folk so I can't be racist!" While not understanding that it goes deeper than that.
Then it turned into woke means anything that conservatives dont like. Many of them can't define it beyond that.
They can't, but they can bar you from buying new ones after. If they do that or not is another question.
Maybe not, but maybe they will.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Will_no_one_rid_me_of_this_turbulent_priest%3F
It basically needs critical mass.
The monsters were humans trying to engineer with thr molecule, that sample of protomolecule was not bound to become the ring.
On Eros, it was let loose specifically so that it could get enough mass to do what it was going to do. Think of it like a transistor- a few transistors can get you a NAND gate, but a LOT of them can give you a processor.
Once it had the critical mass and went to Venus, it was big enough that it could assimilate whatever it wanted into itself and gain the necessary mass to form the ring.
Proton mail has a feature where you can create a new address that ties to your main one, but nobody except proton knows it is you. They end in passmail.net. I'm sure there are other providers that do similar things