If it doesn't have animatronic velociraptors springing out of hidden panels, I don't want it.

In the attached pic, the long s's don't bother me, but the fact that they have a serif on the foot does.

I'd want to see a roll bar. This thing looks too narrow for off-road stability, and it would suck to have it crush your leg in a roll-over. Also, why so slow?

The steps in the lawn are like that because the yard used to be more sharply terraced, but it has slumped in the decades since the steps were poured.

There shouldn't even be speculation on this topic. If the blocks were poured, we would see obvious signs of that, like layering and bubbles. We would also see isotopic telltales of the wood burned to activate the lime used, and archeological evidence of the vast pits where this work was done. Instead, as noted above, we can see identifiable fossils in the blocks, and we can walk around in the quarry where they were cut.

Wild speculation isn't any more rational for being modern than it was in ancient times.

The top of the left hip pocket is going to fold over and make a permanent wrinkle there.

Unless it completely writes Kylo Ren out of the canon, then it's not that much of an improvement.

The new movies were better than the prequels, but that's a very low bar to clear.

HWY 101 is always losing sections. This is nothing new, and it hasn't accelerated significantly from past washouts. There used to be sections of the highway that ran on the beach, and couldn't be passed at high tide, before they were moved up the cliff face onto cutouts. As long as people want to move up and down the coast, it will be worthwhile to maintain the highway.

I would hardly say "the era of serial killers has petered out." Trump has a body count of 450,000 and still rising. If anything, 2021 is on track to be a heyday for serial killers.

He's grading essays. "The blurst of times? Stupid human!"