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Granted, it is a few dozen bungled policies ago, but remember when we were blowing up fishing boats in the Caribbean as part of the administration’s Operation Dude Bro antidrug strategy? Well, the results are in, and they are sadly predictable. From The Washington Post:

“As types of pornography that were less common in the past—for example violence, this or that fetish—become more and more common and easily accessible, consumers get bored by them and need the extremity and deviance upped a notch to once again become aroused and excited,” says Wright. “Few sexual acts are more extreme or deviant than incest.”

The fact that no one has risen up in arms shows that America is well-done cooked.

“It’s going back to the serum of the human archetypes that our art is built off of,” says Pullman, who notes that despite its vast cast, Doomsday is not just a cameo fest. “Every character has their moment that builds the dimensions of them,” he says. “The Russo brothers did that so well. They do not want anyone just sitting in the background. They really took to heart the responsibility of having some of the best actors in the world all together. There’s a lot of really exciting pair-ups that happen. A lot of fans will be really excited. It’s so fun to dream about. What if A and B would work together? Would B and D would work together? You get to see a lot of those fantasies come into fruition.”

At least it’s consistent that no one in this administration should be in it.

Interesting article on Frank Herbert’s evolving take on environmentalism, and how a book series forged in the 1960s could impact the real world of tomorrow.