Yeah, I’ve seen it from a few different videos, including one citing a 2005 Citibank report pointing out that this would become a major trend.

Wealth inequality is bad enough that I’ve even seen some marketing professionals mention it as a possible problem for some companies.

The whole shutdown of government thing only came about via an opinion by the Attorney General in the 1980’s.

Also, Trump’s administration doesn’t seem to really care about precedent.

All of the growth in the US economy is due to the AI bubble. Everything else is stagnant or collapsing.

A lot of cops have various forms of less than lethal force, but lethal force in the USA is generally allowed if the victim is considered an immediate danger to others. A rubber bullet isn’t necessarily going to get someone to immediately stop doing something.

Because they can.

Plaques for construction don’t have the room that movie credits have.

Good clothes used to be expensive and a signifier of wealth. Someone who could wear a suit likely had money and someone who had a fashionable suit likely had more money. Over the past generation, as clothing became cheaper and large parts of the richer segments have up on dressing well, the value of wearing a suit dropped.

Wearing a suit is still valuable in some circumstances, but nowhere near as much as before.

That’s pretty horrific.

Disney has had to deal with waves of competitors in animation and eras where they were the only game in town. If anything, now is one of the more competitive eras.

I would also note that a large part of building Anime as an industry was a combination of crunch time and using methods to reduce the cost of animation.

That’s basic economic theory to prices. For prices to down in an elastic market, either supply needs to increase or demand needs to decrease.

Answering the can everyone do this question, the dip usually implies that everyone cannot do this.

The dip implies a drop in demand that is causing prices to dip.

Something that I can wear everyday but trust for activities that require more durability.

I do like Dickies.

I like Uniqlo shirts, but I’ve found their pants to be more hit or miss.

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A decent brand. It doesn’t need overpriced fabrics.

But would a cover require the original score?

There was a famous remix of Jay-Z’s Black Album called the Gray Album that used Jay-Z’s vocals against samples from the Beatles’ White Album. It is possible that a full cover could include both new vocals and a new set of samples.

There are also cases where the sampled track can be played by live musicians. A lot of work produced by Dr. Dre can be performed by a live funk band; this was shown in his Super Bowl Halftime show. Some Beastie Boys songs had the group play as a band.

Yeah. There isn’t a tradition of covering someone else’s rap because the rapper was originally supposed to be both writer and performer. A lot of Beastie Boys songs are written in that perspective.

That being said, not all of their songs are like that and there is some cross genre mixing with rock. I can see Fight For Your Right or Sabotage getting easily covered.

Yeah, but you also put together an argument that addressed the key issue.

A Senate impeachment trial is effectively a vote of the Senate. It doesn’t require bipartisanship.

A rogue makes a very poor tank compared to other classes.