Do you want to help grow the Fediverse? To foster an ecosystem of free-cuilture? This video presents a plan on how:
I've gone ahead and started posting my (fediverse-related) video scripts to the Copyleft Curator blog:
"Simultaneous “men’s rights” demonstrators arrived as counter-protestors, stating that more men died than women due to military service, this was epitomized by the 'pink elephant incident', where a man wearing a pink elephant body suit argued against 'reverse sexism', stating that the Disney movie Zootopia was a movie about reverse sexism."
- Wikipedia, Feminism in South Korea
Dropped a new video, this one was a review of a book by Peter Enns within the context of a larger discussion on the modern church.
Apparently they're making a followup, I seriously hope they don't get too caught up pandering to the fans on this one. Although given its reception, I wouldn't blame them.
But the weirdness and the highly personal nature of it is what made it interesting to me, even if it was flawed. As someone who wasn't too into the first few chapters, I think if it met expectations on that front, I would've quickly stopped thinking about it.
It seems like something the devs had a lot of fun making, and I do wish I got more of a window into that fun. But at the same time, I think people are trashing the game way too much for not meeting their expectations.
Currently have two scripts in the works, going to be interesting to see which one releases next.
When we shift to this public perspective, we begin to get a better understanding of how the issues women face are not just due to bad individuals, but also systematic. And as a result, it forces us to re-examine how we approach the issue of manhood/womanhood.
The tension between the sexes extends to the workplace, to the streets, etc. Society cannot be reduced to a sum of isolated households, and when we consider how men and women should relate to each other, we need to take into account they do so in a public arena.
Neo-orthodox Protestant, vaguely ultra-left, FOSS advocate. I use this account to draft ideas for future essays. Blog is linked below.