Right? I haven’t seen any of the movies. The only Super…person stuff I’ve seen is CW’s Supergirl and I knew his origin story when I was a child in the 90s.

Too soon…smh

To the limbo ‘how low can you go’

How dumb can you get? How dumb can you get?

Right…because bugs aren’t types of insects and insects aren’t part of the Animalia Kingdom…OH WAIT!!!

How the fuck do these types of people get their education degrees‽‽‽

I know this is about reptiles and amphibians, but uh…bees, wasps, and hornets would like to meet this teacher and have a…pointed…conversation with them before the spotted salamander walks all over the afflicted areas.

I have never bought anything from Amazon and I don’t plan on it. I do understand that sometimes it’s the only place to find something that a person might NEED though - and at a price they can afford, so I don’t hate on the people on tight budgets that can’t find an item anywhere else. (It’s like when people buy stuff from Walmart, Target, etc. sometimes it’s the only place where you can get necessities.) However, if you can afford to get it somewhere else then do it…or if you can only find it on Amazon maybe reassess if you ACTUALLY need it.

Yes, you can tell which specific typewriter was used to type something so long as there is either a slight defect (for lack of a better term) if two letters are closer to/further from each other or a letter is a little higher/lower than it normally is.

PLUS, because different people hit the keys with different amounts of force, each machine wears out at different rates and so the keys wear out at different speeds, so there’ll be different wear patterns to the keys.

Warn me before you come for me…lol.

That comparison is apples to oranges. (They’re both fruit, but they’re different types of fruit.)

Both socials and streaming show videos, but they’re different types of platforms.

With social media that has videos, the users create the content, not the platform. Aside from so called Community Guidelines, they don’t control what’s created or by who. And as long as there are Canadians on the platform creating content then Canadian content is being created anyway.

Whereas with streaming, the platform controls what content is on them since they either license it from other companies or they create it themselves. They spend money on all of the content on their platform, so they should be able to budget out some money for Canadian content just like they do for American-based content or any other culture/country’s content out there.

They can’t be compared simply on the basis of ‘they both show videos’.

Considering how popular Schitt’s Creek is among the people I know in America, Schitt’s Creek could also be another option, hehe.

For every $1B (CAD) of revenue FROM CANADIAN SUBSCRIBERS ONLY they currently are supposed to allocate $50M (CAD) - that’s that 5% that enkers shared from the article.

The revenue numbers I saw for 2024 had Canada and America lumped together as one region, and that was $17.17B (assuming USD here), overall revenue $39B (USD?). America always has higher revenue numbers than Canada so let’s say $5B (CAD) came from Canadians then they’d need to allocate $250M (CAD) to their content creation.

In 2024 Netflix spent $16B (USD?) on creating content…I’d say that $250M (CAD) is doable. Hell, $500M (CAD) is doable if Canadians contributed $10B (CAD) to their coffers. ($500M (CAD) is almost $360M (USD) at today’s exchange rate…)

I don’t know about Paramount or Apple’s numbers, but 5% of what CANADIANS give to any of them is more than doable.