interesting way to put it

For the most part, this can relate to any trade

Many different ways to think about this and understand it- why some people consider it normal and some weird. Why is it any stranger than personifying a car or a boat?

Could this also be partly due to the fact that those already naturally proficient in the coding industry feel it as their own kind of 'club' and they want to make it hard for others to join in when they themselves finally found something they excel at?

A common associating, but not always true. Someone good at science can also be good at the arts if learning it in the right way.

and is being expanded to become tangible or close to it, like holograms or VR games

That they're watching a movie, in an unknown timeverse, where multiple cultures and planets exist, including several hundred variations of other world aliens that may or may not deal with similar ethnic differences we do today, and yet can't accept them?

The future going back to see the 'history' within this room like us reading the novel to see them doing that but also seeing centuries of history before this scene.

Who knows what evolution is going to do...

I don't know if it's the first successful attempt, but I like this line.

I like this portion of the article because I can personally relate to it. As much a feminism is coherent in what it stands for, there are people who misinterpret it. For Rose and even in my own experience I can see how their perception of feminism has to change and develop simply because they thought the wrong thing originally, depending on whatever reason.

Shout-out to Windy for speaking up at this point, rather than reeling back with 'just kidding' or agreeing with Rose.

I think another difference here is that graphic novels already illustrate the type of trauma they are telling. while pure text literature has a varying effect because it relies on the reader to use their vivid imagination to interpret the scene.

Could this be considered some form of 'release' for the authors of such literature genres? Like how a common form of therapy is writing in a journal (similar to Rorshach).

Although the detail is never directly mentioned, I noticed how money, title/status, and inheritance wasn't necessarily discussed between Mr. Oldbuck and the parents. He seems to just need to profess his passion for her and that he fought someone and the parents agreed.

Apparently this is an important detail compared to the many, many other details (that were actually important) that was worth keeping in for comedy sake.

Mr. Oldbuck seems to be very negligent with his pets...