Maculate

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r/pluribustv•

The first few episodes of the show seemed to have a more balanced perspective on the positives/negatives for joining the hive mind. Over time, and especially in the 9th episode, I think it has become a little more black and white. In the opening scene of episode 9, we basically see the equivalent of an entire culture getting wiped out after Kusimayu is converted.

From our human perspective this feels awful. It feels like all of our thousands of years of culture are ending and no new culture is being created in its place. This feels too black and white for a show as well written as Pluribus. My theory is that we are intentionally just seeing things from the unjoined perspective so far and a

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r/denvernuggets•

Benedetto: Just caught up with Peyton Watson at his bike giveaway. He says he got kneed in the hip/rib area, and it seized up last night. He says there’s no structural damage, but it hurts when he laughs, coughs etc.

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