TempermentalAnomaly

One of the is the "young" horseman whose a little insecure and sad that his a recent divorcee played by some like Ben Stiller or Michael Cera. And then there's the cool one. The guy who planned the trip. But he's also trying too hard and at the end comes out wishing he'd become a jazz dancer and loves watching Hollywood golden era films and thinks Danny Kay is under rated. He should be played by JK Simmons or someone like that.

Totally. And then they spend time in an emotional repose where they talk about their lives and they just give each emotional support before riding off and bring the apocalypse.

Or electricity. He probably meant amber.

Free Palestine.

I now what a movie about the four horsemen of the Apocalypse doing exactly this but being super petty every time something doesn't go their way.

Also some discussion about this on r/labrats if anyone wants to go over to the forbidden site:

I went. It was a mistake. Most comments were about how this post was written by ChatGPT followby how they'd love to have 34 publications. There were a couple taking about what you wrote, but I think your comment captures the best of it.

This is particularly impressive considering 48% of MIT's funding is from the federal government. This is the largest percentage of any university.

Condescension. Nice. You're a grade A asshole. And you nothing about the topic. I don't give a fuck. But you gas lighting me is not okay. Get with it.

Bullshit. You're mealy mouth ignorant ass is trying to cover up the fact that you didn't know that some programs are integrated. You didn't write what you think you wrote and you're too weak to admit it bro.

The fuck is wrong with you? I don't deserve to be insulted because you thought what you wrote was clear. Fuck off.

Obviously, I did not think that. You can read that as all programs and not some programs. Obviously.

Not everyone knows that there are integrated programs. Integrated programs are new. Most people's experience would be with a segregated group. Nothing in your comment suggests that you knew there were integrated programs.

It was not obvious that you knew this. If you said, "I'd only put my kids in an integrated program" and not "I'd never put my kids in one" that would have made it obvious.