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One thing I have noticed here is that the frat brothers are often more interested in and open to learning ideas about the world than the artsy leftist humanities slackers.

Adrian Cole's Dream Lords Legacy is almost funded! Stretch goals include limited trading cards of Arrul Voruum!

NIXON: Bob, they’re telling me we need the E-7 Wedgetail. Big airplane. Radar on top. Looks like a 737 with a canoe strapped to it. HALDEMAN: That’s the general configuration, Mr. President. NIXON: Don’t get technical with me. HALDEMAN: I’ll try not to, sir. NIXON: And then the eggheads from Chantilly come in. Charts, folders, little arrows going around the planet. Space-based AMTI, they say. Persistent tracking, they say. Global coverage. Bob, any time a man says “global coverage,” he’s either selling you satellites or shaving cream. HALDEMAN: Which eggheads from Chantilly, sir? NIXON: What do you mean, which eggheads? HALDEMAN: NRO or SDA? NIXON: That’s exactly what I mean. Too many outfits. Too many letters. We used to have departments. Now we have alphabet soup with clearances. HALDEMAN: The NRO people would be the quiet ones. The SDA types would be the ones saying “proliferated architecture.” NIXON: Proliferated architecture. Sounds like a disease you get from a federal building. HALDEMAN: It’s contagious in budget hearings. NIXON: I don’t like it. I don’t like any of it. First they put cameras in space. Then radars. Then they tell me the airplane is obsolete. Then some damned Colonel with a slide rule says we need a Space Force. HALDEMAN: That term may test poorly. NIXON: Test poorly? Bob, it sounds like a toy line. Space Force. They could make a television show to sell the toys; the boys at Mattel would make an absolute killing. HALDEMAN: The Air Force would object to that characterization. NIXON: The Air Force would object to breathing if the Navy got appropriations for lungs. HALDEMAN: That’s probably true. NIXON: They’re out to get me, Bob. HALDEMAN: The Air Force? NIXON: The whole blue-suiter crowd. The bomber crowd, the missile crowd, the fellows who sit around drawing arrows over Poland. They want a new branch, new uniforms, new generals. And once they get space, they’ll look down at the White House and say, “There he is.” HALDEMAN: From Earth orbit, sir, the White House is a fairly small target. NIXON: Don’t reassure me with geometry.

Someone on youtube said "these people don't love music, they love what they think their list says about themselves." That's a flawless description of New York Times music critics.

This review knocked us out of Overwhelmingly Positive but I don't care because I'll die on this hill no matter how much time passes. Side note: They didn't get all the achievements