"have you ever entertained the thought at some point in your life if you were the opposite sex?" = Must be trans.

Its not just gender studies though, thats the one that we make fun of

i bet there's more cannibals in the world than trans people

But many business degrees and IT degrees leave people without the skills to immmediatly be productive

but we don't define people who aren't cannibals with a label to differentiate themselves from the cannibals

I find it laughable how business professors have any credibility in the field of business.

those who can't do teach

Those people still require some form of mentorship and OJT to get up to speed

That's why things like Praxis are cool.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LnF1OtP2Svk
I'm amazed the left haven't gone after Mel Brooks yet

The nuns killed me

so many Jew jokes, I love that movie

Yeah i think i see some bias in this

https://youtu.be/f71Rasj_0JY

yeah he's a total lefty, really gives the sleazy lawyer vibe too

Is it just me, or does he look like an almost 50/50 mix of John Krasniski and Ryan Reynolds?

https://youtu.be/pt8Z_XMcluw

5 hours ahhhhhh

https://youtu.be/cZ3jMs0lVXY

Do people find her charming? Like what's the angle for the people who like her?

Even if this is humor it lacks charisma

even people who don't work with Brie Larson find her annoying

i mean the entirety of her interviews make her seem unlikeable

she seemed likeable enough in *Community*

this is why you never feminism. not even once

also, this may be rude, but she looks terrible for her age. i don't know what happened lol

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OX3rP891CRA

I don't think she looks bad, just plain.

I'm not talking about the parts she's taken. In her off screen interviews she seems unlikable. I was watching a charisma video about Emilia Clarke the other day and it made it more apparent the things Brie Larson does that makes her not likable. The video pointed out how Emilia laughs, smiles, talks up the other people shes with, and goes along with mistakes someone else makes in interviews. By contrast Brie Larson doesn't smile, talks badly about other people, and tries to turn people words against them (and is other wise hostile).

Brie also make a lot of stuff about her

I really don't like Brie, it pisses me off how she so casually mentions that she's the strongest character in the MCU... Like bitch. Until you take a dying star to the chest, you ain't shit compared to Thor, and even then, if you're the strongest it's not because you did anything to earn it.

Her character has no arc.

Emilia Clarke is interesting, because I like her, I think she's probably a pretty decent person, though I absolutely hate her character on GoT.

That why I'm comparing how they behave in interviews, not the characters they play on screen. I like plenty of actors who play villains.

or I mean i find the actors likable (I don't know them personally)

case in point: Alan Rickman

When the villain has a more developed character arc in a movie with over 10 protagonists than you...

Christoph Waltz also seems pretty cool

yeah, plenty of actors who seem cool off screen like Michael Rooker

I agree with you, though the problem is that I don't think the show runners (or possibly Martin himself) meant for Daenerys to be a villain.

i haven't seen *Captain Marvel* but i heard that the worst part of the movie is Captain Marvel