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Despite initial condemnation of the purported attack on Sahar Tartak, social media has switched sides as her remarks have been blown out of the water.

Our memory is not only the key to who we are as individuals but to who we are as a society as well. “Entities, which lose their memory — people, groups, churches, nations — lose not just the mere knowledge of their past of who they were or have been, but they also lose the knowledge of themselve...

On Thursday, Washington Post media critic Erik Wemple (a frequent Fox News critic) penned an article decrying

Today's Water Cooler

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

The release of new dubs and adaptations has breathed new life into old classics like Digimon. Join Chris and Nick this week as they explore these classics and their recent makeover.

“It’s like the radio edit of all things heavy music,” Stephen Brodsky says with a laugh. The singer and guitarist of Mutoid Man is reviewing his band’s new album and has instantly hit the nail on the head. ‘Mutants’ is a whirlwind of sludge, stoner, ...

I’m worried it will only make things worse.

Data, we dont know how successful our work is. they are not paying u5 our work is. they are not paying us the residuals over many years that would compensate u5 fairly by d platforming our work, basically taking our artwork and disappearing it so that nobody can see and has access to it. its like taking our creative legacy of a generation and throwing it down the memory hole. so our residualformulas throwing it down the memory hole. so our residual formulas are not keeping up, our pay scales are...

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