Comments by "" (@freesk8) on "The Critical Drinker" channel.

  1. I went to High School with Adam Baldwin, the guy who played Jayne.
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  2. Yep, they want to promote the idea that morality is totally subjective. That there are no moral principles that we can seek out and find and live by. Instead, whatever we feel is right. It's really an attempt to make people less moral. More evil. Less capable. More controllable. More Marxist.
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  3. Good one! Thanks!
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  4. Thank you so much for telling me about Unification and OTOY.
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  5. There are still a lot of those books out there being read. Might still be produced in the future!
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  6. Well said, critical Drinker. Thanks. :)
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  7. Well said, man.
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  8. The CBDC is coming, and it will be a massive blow to human freedom. We must resist it with everything we have.
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  9. I grew up in the 60's and 70's. I really had a crush on the original Velma. She was smart and unlike Daphne, not high-maintenance or stuck-up. Really sad to see this character stolen by the woke political mob. Ah, well. I still have the re-runs of the original series. Oh, and there is some great sexy fan art of Velma out there! :)
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  10. I loved Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand.
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  11. Hah! Thanks.
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  12. It's like theater. They run a two hour show every night for weeks. All they had to do was film it a dozen times, and publish the best version.
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  13.  @SF-eo6xf  Well, of course, it is incredibly complex to run a live theater show. But if you can do that, then you can do this. They take away the complexity of the live audience and selling live tickets, but they add the complexity of the filming and camera technology. Yes, this is basically "one cut," because they could not do takes. But just like a theater production might run for a month or two of shows, they probably had to run this one a dozen times through before the got one they liked. Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying this was easy. I certainly couldn't do it. I'm just saying that this is not revolutionary. It is an incremental change on what we already have. And it is an interesting idea! I also wish them great success with it! :)
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