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It’s just so corny. His flow, his style. The fact that he’s making a very literal track who’s function is to essentially summarize a (bad) movie feels like a parody of itself. It feels like a kidz bop song, a 3 and a half minute musical commercial. It’s a great cultural artifact from the late apex of Hollywood blockbusters, but it’s not good music. I do agree it is oddly catchy, but for me, more in the way you’d pick an itchy scab, or watch an accident unfold. There’s something pleasurable about it, but it’s bad for you.

I loved this era of Will Smiths movies, they’re insanely fun, but even as a teen I kind of thought the music was cringey—it always felt like it was a commercial project rat

Hello policeuk, I am not a police officer but I effectively work full time in collaboration with the Spanish national police. We were having a discussion today about the process of going from Oficial de policia all the way to Comisario and Jefe superior, which mostly requires a set exam for each stage. We are curious, what is the process theoretically like for you going from Constable all the way to Comissioner/Chief constable? Any answers are appreciated but we were especially curious to know:

- Do you have set exams and what type of things do they test you on (mostly legal knowledge, psychometrics and is there a practical element?)

- Is there a minimum requirement on years of service

I'll paste it below, but did anything actually noteworthy change? Because the link in the document takes you to a 65 page pdf, but from the final paragraph in the email it looks like they are just renaming something and this is much ado about nothing? I sometimes wish that they would have a reddit style ELI5 to explain what will actually change in reality for the layman, but I understand why for legal reasons they might not want to. Or maybe that final paragraph was their attempt ...

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