We are used to watch oldies style of play

So your saying Boston created the first super teams and it wasn't Lebron 50 years later.. 🤔

Lol love the ending!

Well done.

Well done man! Yeah, I read this in high school. It seemed slow and dry compared to Martian Chronicles and basically all the sci-fi I read back then, but look where we're at now. I wanted Arthur C Clarke's, or Roddenberry's future... not this evangelical nightmare trying to drag us back to the dark ages. Hell, even a dystopia like Blade Runner is preferable to this stagnant Idiocracy.

Great job on reviewing this book. I don't beleive in banning books. Ignoring teen angst does not fix it or solve their problems. Being able to read about others struggling withbthe same issues is ao helpful. WABRB is just that...Wicked Awesome!

My girls have both read this book. I had no idea what it's about. If I knew I probably would've made them wait until they were a little older.

I've never read Fahrenheit. It was written about the time I was born but I don't even remember ever hearing about it.

Fahrenheit was one of my favorite books. Right up there with 1984 and Brave New World. We used to think it was a warning against communism. Silly capitalists

I've never read this book but saw the movie. In many ways truly reflects what is happening today. Unfortunate many people won't realize just how dangerous this path we are headed down is until it is too late.

This should be interesting!

My favorite part of history is 1824 and 1828 election. The beginning of civil war

Looking forward to this upcoming series

Tulips are my favorite flower! I'd sell my kids for one of those tulip fields in the Netherlands lol

Way to go kiddo proud of you

My kids play Jackbox, it's fun I play with them. Never heard of Twitch though how does that work?

I don't even think this was a bad thing. Would you rather have the greatest mind in the world be cremated in a fire or used for scientific research?

This story reminds me of the 'battle' over Ted Williams head and body upon his death. Also wondering if anyone has tried to clone Einstein since so much of his remains are scattered throughout the scientific commumity.

Can we build on the future hysteria... How many people are planning to take advantage of our crippled 'electronic intelligence ' when this does happen? When power is restored to data banks how much information will be altered, not erased?

I've been seeing a lot about solar flares in the news lately, just a few weeks ago I think.

I think the worst part today would be losing satellite and communication. I think the power grid will be alright, it's more the short term effect on planes in the air and ships at sea.

"promosm" 🌹

This will happen for sure

First lol

Tomatoes are gross! I find them guilty. I rest my case!

Blows my mind that they were genetically modifying plants in the 1600s.

I had never heard of this dancing mania. I wonder if it was caused by a type of fungus that drove people insane much like some of the cases behind the activity surrounding the Salem witch trials.

I've never heard of this before. I knew people used to think tomatoes were poisonous but by then I figured they knew better. This is a funny one.

I never see ppl do videos on this, and it's truly a wild case!

I've seen a few different videos about this one. I would love to know what really happened!

I remember learning about this one in college. We talked about it in psych & sociology. My sociology professor said she chocked it up to malnourishment and some type of physical illness causing mass hysteria. And yes, I do believe this can happen today just in a different way. Especially with social media. You bring up some good points.

I think she's a badass! Nice!

I immediately thought of the Lindberg baby. This one was before my time.

I read this in an article a few Christmases ago. I never realized it was banned for so long though

I don't remember this one. Love the plot twists. I think she was in on it and played the pretty rich white girl role to get pardoned.

I've been to the feasts in the North End and I never noticed the smell. Never heard this story either. Interesting. I would like to know more about the company and the lawsuits. I know you mentioned it was the 1st class action suit in Massachusetts history. Besides the fines, were they forced to change anything? How did this affect new laws and other businesses.