Horton Hears a Who if Horton was the one saying "Boil that dust speck! Boil that dust speck!"
More important than who works there is who inherits Gabe's ownership of the company. A new owner can completely change a company and drive out or fire anyone who doesn't go along with the new direction. Look at what happened with twitter when Musk took over. Or his inheritors could take Valve public and introduce all the issues with that.
Bit hypocritical of the US when they themselves recently passed a divest-or-ban law against a speech platform citing foreign influence and also uses police to violently disrupt protests
It would depend on how rare the rarest endings are. If there are only a handful of copies of one of the endings and the handful of people that got it don't engage with the online fan community (not everyone who reads books are online about it), those people might not even know there are different endings, let alone that they have a rare one.
Fluidic telescope sounds like something straight out of Star Trek
By "celebrate" do they mean eulogize?
You've used two wishes, what are your last two wishes?
I feel like this poem really captures the problem it's complaining about. "Let us take a knife and cut the world in two" in such violent imagery in response to the world not being kind enough. People justify so much violence and nastiness as a response to other violence and nastiness.
This was a triumph. I'm making a note here, huge excess. It's hard to overstate my satisfaction. Globohomo Science, we do who me must because we can. For the good of all of us, except the ones who are straight. But there's no sense crying over every Miss Stake. You just keep on trying til you meet a beefcake. And the science gets done, and you make a neat gun, to turn people legibtaqua.
Tis customary to have a baguette and cheese while enjoying a movie at the theatre
Planets and stars should become less dense, since they have less gravity pulling inward. Either way though it would cause major effects.