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Is chainsaw man worth continuing? I stopped at chapter 105
Pre 105/post anime spoilers
I liked Makima as a villian and overall interesting character and the mysterious aura around public safety in general and possible conspiracies/histories. Without Denji being in the group and going solo, I’m less interested in the plot of him as a devil hunter/being teenager
With that said, is it worth catching up?
I was planning on getting back out there later this year after a 2yr break. How bad is it ? I’m scared
Your argument was fine.
I think a lot of white people created the idea of how POC are treated in their mind and just go with it as fact. This is over the course of a few decades and is enriched in the many myths of the us. I’ve had this argument with many people and even if we agreed the candidates were equal, they still didn’t accept picking the POC person(most likely Black) was anything but discrimination. I really don’t get why but you’re right that no company will hire someone that’s unqualified just because they have a quota. Ask them back if both were equally qualified but one was an underrepresented gender or disabled would they still feel the same?
I’ve come to similar conclusions, they’re a pretty brainwashed society. I’ve also concluded they had no time to politically develop from being a feudal society straight to fascistic imperialism and landing on neoliberal capitalism. They were doomed for centuries.Their 1960s left wing movements were pretty cool though.
Honestly, even telling some people you’re queer would greatly impact the relationship dynamic. If you feel like you want to let the people in your life know, go for it, you can’t control or predict how people will react so that shouldn’t be a factor if it’s stopping you from living in your truth.
For myself, I’ve been working on gaining understanding before passing judgements so unless it’s a distant acquaintance, there’s nothing my friends can tell me that would make me want to abandon them. Now, that doesn’t mean I won’t grill them to death if it was super egregious.
I’m not vegan but sympathetic to vegans and don’t judge. I’m conscious of my animal and animal byproduct consumption but never felt that urge to have to be vegan. I was pescararian previously for a significant amount of my life, back when Boca burgers were the biggest name in the market, but since stopped to add more recipes under my belt. I do love vegetarian foods and tofu still and have those regularly in my diet.
I’ll say, Def didn’t feel great for my race to be a specific topic question during the debates but solidarity with Chinese, Latin American and Palestinians folks for also being the byproduct of political fodder.
I hate having to explain the code base to my manager who’s 2 levels above me. We’re both self taught, I know they’re busy but I can tell they haven’t spent time understanding the code base because they ask me such basic questions. It urked me that they volunteered as our team architect too when their design choices aren’t thought out.
I’m left out of project meetings and it stresses me out getting half baked requirements and told to just copy previous code to get it done quick. Suggestions I add get shot down as “not now” or just flat out no or it’ll be too much and I feel held back.
But lately I’m pushing back and I think it’s getting on their nerves, or maybe it’s just my own nerves bubbling up. Either way, I can’t say I’m not learning from the experience