Comments by "Psiberzerker" (@Psiberzerker) on "The Critical Drinker"
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If they need a planetary core to power their massive ships, then how in the hell did they get that one here, or the original mother-ship in the first place? It's not like they have Planetary Cores anywhere near Alpha Centauri. (The 3 body problem gets infinitely more problematic when the system has 3 Stars in it.) Why not just use that technology to syphon energy directly from Stars? You can't tell me that semi-molten nickel-iron has more energy in it than fucking Fusion does. Also, the sun has Fusion going on right below it's plasma surface. It's not buried under 4,000 miles of solid rock. How much energy did they waste drilling to the core, and then gravity sucking the molten metal back up to the surface? No wonder they are having energy problems, their reactor design seems about as efficient as their anti-virus software. Shouldn't they be targeting mega-volcanoes like Yellowstone instead of major world cities, if they're going for the Core? Why didn't they even show Hawaii? Tokyo? Greece? Oh right, because they don't have any readily identifiable landmarks, or famous volcanoes, in Greece.
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Okay, but Black Widow isn't just extremely beautiful. She's beautiful, and deadly. She's not a heroine, she's a fucking turncoat assassin. So, her sexualization is definitely "Look but don't touch" literally toxic femininity. Her symbol is the hourglass on the abdomen of one of the most feared venomous creatures in human history. Natalie Rushman was sexualized, because that was her cover. Happy touched that, and he got bitten. Immediately, in the first scene. Steve was too much of a boy scout, so he could work with her. If she'd been paired up with say Rumlow/Crossbones instead, they probably would never have found his body. Banner was her "Safe" pick, because she literally can't kill him. Think about that, the guy with the Hulk in his head is her safest pick.
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