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...dividual to new kinds of stimuli.[45] Asked whether the Roman Empire or Middle Ages-themed worlds from the original film would appear in the show, Nolan counted them out as possible new settings.[46] George R. R. Martin met with Nolan and Joy to pitch them the idea of a Westeros-themed setting featuring androids based on Game of Thrones characters.[47] Ed Brubaker served on the writing staff as supervising producer,[48] co-writing the fourth episode with Nolan.[49] Westworld (TV series) - Wikipedia

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That’s interesting because in the original Westworld movie and its sequel, Futureworld, the park has multiple “themed” worlds, including one that is a medieval version of Westworld. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ikxfcqid8sI

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...icks worth more? Ad blockers, for one thing. What good is a click to an advertiser if the clicker isn’t forced to see an ad? Publishers lost $22 billion to ad blockers in 2015, according to PageFair, “the industry’s leading ad-blocking authority and solutions provider.” Things only got worse in 2016, when 300 million people actively used mobile ad-blocking browsers. Those ad blockers damaged the value of the click, and because the click providers (web publishers) do... The Year Everyone Realized Digital Media Is Doomed | New Republic

I wonder what the estimate would be from a source that wasn’t trying to sell anti-ad blocking scripts

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Social media for @washingtonpost opinions. @csuf alum. Gamer. Defending Kanye since 2005. Still a struggle.

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digital stuff, sports stuff @washingtonpost || california grown, montana brewed || don’t wanna talk about your fantasy team || @nahj

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Brazzers Is Now Hosting 'Let's Play' Videos with Famous Porn Stars Brazzers Is Now Hosting 'Let's Play' Videos with Famous Porn Stars | Motherboard

Motherboard Is Now Hosting Articles About Brazzers Hosting ‘Let’s Play’ Videos with Famous Porn Stars

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"The majority of people who drink the tonic wine do so responsibly," it said, adding that it supported charities such as Drinkaware. Buckfast monks make record £8.8m - BBC News

Supporting charities is, if I may, a classic fig leaf alcohol manufacturers use to hide the ugly truth that their biggest customers are alcoholics. This has been known for a long time and the lip service alcohol manufacturers pay to charities, the drink responsibly stuff, is all just a distraction.

See for example, this Gawker post, whose headline puts it best:

http://gawker.com/who-drives-the-alcohol-industry-alcoholics-1639454291

This behavior seems pretty de rigeur for corporations whose only goal is to generate profits for their shareholders, but for monks concerned with the eternal health of our immortal souls… well…

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The bigger a religious organization gets, the more it seems to act like a corporation.

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It also said the trust "strives to work with J Chandler and Co to ensure that the tonic wine is marketed and distributed responsibly". Buckfast monks make record £8.8m - BBC News

Lying lips [are an] abomination to the LORD: but they that deal truly [are] his delight.

(Proverbs 12:22, KJV)

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The abbey declined to give figures for income directly from wine sales, saying it was "commercially sensitive" and said the hotel and conference centre "also contributed to the increase in income". Buckfast monks make record £8.8m - BBC News

Thy tongue deviseth mischiefs; like a sharp razor, working deceitfully.

(Psalms 52:2, KJV)

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Monks who make Buckfast tonic wine linked to violent crime in Scotland raked in a record £8.8m in a year. Buckfast monks make record £8.8m - BBC News

The Son of man is come eating and drinking; and ye say, Behold a gluttonous man, and a winebibber, a friend of publicans and sinners!

(Luke 7:34, KJV)

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The abbey said it was "saddened" by the "judge's opinion" that a "small number of people in Scotland are not enjoying Buckfast in a responsible way". Buckfast monks make record £8.8m - BBC News

Judge not, that ye be not judged. For with what judgment ye judge, ye shall be judged: and with what measure ye mete, it shall be measured to you again.

(Matthew 7:1, KJV)

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