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They hit all the right points that the manga couldn't even convey, especially the fact they used both One Small Step AND Good Morning World. The two most beautiful songs in the series, in my opinion. That, and they didn't show us every single thing that happens in the future, but by showing Byakuya's voice in the very end, we can guess that the time machine worked in the future. I'm assuming that's what they were hinting at at least. Above all of that though, I think they gave all of the main characters a very proper, very elegant, very bad, very exciting ending. Can't wait to watch the whole series again in a month or so lol.

I (16M) have lived with my brother (19M) in the same room my whole life. It's a very small space compared to most rooms, so we've always had to share a bunk bed. The first bunk bed we had was great, but it started breaking. So less than a year ago, we got another one, but after getting it, my parents started complaining that it was creaking too much. I personally thought it was fine.

Just yesterday, my brother and I came home to the bed completely dismantled in the garage. I go upstairs to see a very obviously hand-me-down bedframe, and supposedly a new mattress for me. At first glance, it's weirdly colored unpainted wood, which neither me nor my brother care for, and it's very obviously m

Now that the fight with Stanley is over, everyone seems so happy again, and it's giving me major season 1 vibes. I also love how many little details the anime has added compared to the manga, while still being 99 percent true to it. The only part of the new episode that still reminds me that it's still supposed to be the epic finale is the ending why man part, and I think the execution of that scene was absolutely peak. I loved how Senku was lowkey terrified, then instantly got insanely excited.

Whenever I drink most flavors, I feel normally energized, such as Ultra Blue Hawaiian, but when I drink some flavors, especially Ultra White and Ultra Violet, I feel more so, and I can even see some veins become more prominent, even while just sitting. There's nothing wrong with this, I'm just curious if anyone knows why this might happen even though they all have 150 mg of caffeine.

I'm currently a high schooler, who, subconsciously, always loved science without really knowing it. Elementary and Middle school science is just a little boring. But now, I've realized that science in general actually interests me a lot, and I've been working hard in biology, learning whatever I can, but how do I exactly get started for real in learning science as a whole? As far as I've gone, my top interests are in Chemistry, Astronomy, and different random general sciences. But what would be the best way to continue learning these things on my own, before I get higher in school and get to take more classes than just biology? And as a followup, what would I do job-wise if I don't exactly l