#perfectionism — Public Fediverse posts
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all there is is a vote for the lesser evil
in any democracy possible
in any country that ever existed or evil will
forever
because candidates are not magical demigods of purity
they have flaws
those flaws are amplified by smearmongerers into "THIS IS PURE EVIL!" and losers go "yeah!" and don't see how they are being manipulated
the problem is not voting for the lesser evil
the problem is idiots who don't vote, giving us the greater evil
#perfectionism is stupid
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all there is is a vote for the lesser evil
in any democracy possible
in any country that ever existed or evil will
forever
because candidates are not magical demigods of purity
they have flaws
those flaws are amplified by smearmongerers into "THIS IS PURE EVIL!" and losers go "yeah!" and don't see how they are being manipulated
the problem is not voting for the lesser evil
the problem is idiots who don't vote, giving us the greater evil
#perfectionism is stupid
-
all there is is a vote for the lesser evil
in any democracy possible
in any country that ever existed or evil will
forever
because candidates are not magical demigods of purity
they have flaws
those flaws are amplified by smearmongerers into "THIS IS PURE EVIL!" and losers go "yeah!" and don't see how they are being manipulated
the problem is not voting for the lesser evil
the problem is idiots who don't vote, giving us the greater evil
#perfectionism is stupid
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Life is Strange: Opening the Show with Max and Her World
The beginning of any adaptation is crucial. It sets tone, introduces characters, and signals the story audiences can expect. For Life is Strange, the original game begins with Max in her photography class, daydreaming and glimpsing a terrifying tornado flash-forward. While this moment is iconic, television demands a different approach. Audiences are passive viewers rather than players, so dropping them immediately into a surreal tornado vision risks confusion or detachment. Instead, the show […] -
Life is Strange: Opening the Show with Max and Her World
The beginning of any adaptation is crucial. It sets tone, introduces characters, and signals the story audiences can expect. For Life is Strange, the original game begins with Max in her photography class, daydreaming and glimpsing a terrifying tornado flash-forward. While this moment is iconic, television demands a different approach. Audiences are passive viewers rather than players, so dropping them immediately into a surreal tornado vision risks confusion or detachment. Instead, the show […] -
Life is Strange: Opening the Show with Max and Her World
The beginning of any adaptation is crucial. It sets tone, introduces characters, and signals the story audiences can expect. For Life is Strange, the original game begins with Max in her photography class, daydreaming and glimpsing a terrifying tornado flash-forward. While this moment is iconic, television demands a different approach. Audiences are passive viewers rather than players, so dropping them immediately into a surreal tornado vision risks confusion or detachment. Instead, the show […] -
Life is Strange: Opening the Show with Max and Her World
The beginning of any adaptation is crucial. It sets tone, introduces characters, and signals the story audiences can expect. For Life is Strange, the original game begins with Max in her photography class, daydreaming and glimpsing a terrifying tornado flash-forward. While this moment is iconic, television demands a different approach. Audiences are passive viewers rather than players, so dropping them immediately into a surreal tornado vision risks confusion or detachment. Instead, the show […]