Alex Cain
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Alex Cain
@TwistedSixty4
data evangelist, tech enthusiast, jazz lover, coffee roaster, nature hiker, Jesus follower.



Watched Troy (2004) for the first time before I went to see The Odyssey on opening day. Troy is better and it’s not even close. I’m convinced that ever since 2020 Hollywood has gone downhill BADLY with the immoral and inaccurate agendas that they push. It ruins movies. Go watch Troy. Brad Pitt is phenomenal as Achilles.

How are they not ashamed of having represented the Odyssey so historically inaccurately?

Thankfully I have numbers rather than opinions. The average number of days per year in the U.S. reaching 95°F was ~18% lower during the 60-year period 1961 to 2020 compared to 1901 to 1960. The number of days reaching 100°F and 105°F have also declined since 1895.

After watching the first ten minutes of The Odyssey I can say with one hundred percent conviction that even if you fixed the casting the movie would still be a steaming pile of shit. Anyone telling themselves otherwise is ideologically captured to the point of being lobotomized



In her introduction to her Odyssey translation, Emily Wilson calls Odysseus a “soldier with a traumatic past” and a “colonial invader.” Stop going after Christopher Nolan. His cowardly Odysseus is simply a reflection of this godawful biased translation he read.


In Oregon, 1 in 65 girls received a transgender-related clinical diagnosis between 2016 and 2023. 1 in 240 girls received hormones. Kids in Oregon were almost 20 times more likely than kids in Mississippi to have a "gender dysphoria" diagnosis. How did this happen?



“Maybe you’ve heard of our victory at Troy” to some random villager they’re about to kill Everything about this is garbage



“The Odyssey isn’t historically accurate” dude there’s a CYCLOPS in the story












