I see lots of good picks here, a few of my favourites books mentioned... I love The Expanse in particular, but "Pushing Ice" by Alastair Reynolds had a better focus on complex female characters.
I saw one, once. I live in Canada. Googled the dude's name, he was listed as an actual terrorist.
Canadian here.
Your chance to save democracy comes at the ballot box, not by shooting candidates.
Is that a thing? Meteors content matching Earths?
Do you have sources on the Stephen Harper stuff? Not doubting, I just need ammunition because I have to argue this point with boomers.
Those aren't mutually exclusive though...
Plenty of schools can lack AC and it's been needed. Some schools that didn't need AC in the 1970s can need it now.
Your viewpoint is compatible with the article.
Celeste.
Hard retro platformer with amazing musical themes that persist throughout the whole game.
The main character has anxiety, which another character helps them deal with by imagining a floating feather that your breath controls. Slow, long breaths in and out to keep the feather balanced.
The game has an evil entity pursue you intermittently, and all you can do is run.
The feather actually appears on screen and you try to make it slowly move up and down to calm down. It was a great tool that is actually used IRL to deal with anxiety.
When the character is being chased, the entity makes you panic, so the character tries to calm down and the feather comes back on screen. The entity slashed through that feather and mocks you for trying.
What a gut punch that was.
It's not OK make CSAM.
The origin of CSAM does not make it acceptable.
Source please! It's super pixilated.