Was the Aang we've seen produce enough air to quell a trench of lava the width of a town, and produce earth waves that would make the Dai Li blush, holding back when he did small air blasts in a closed room underground... Hmm...
Yes.
"Don't use specific cultural practices that center around airbending to decorate yourselves" is an incredibly realistic and appropriate boundary to have, actually. Are you stupid, or just a bad liar?
Can't respond to the post anymore, but I don't recall if we do. We do hear money and payments mentioned, though.
"If I won't [kill] how will I win?" Is literally what I said the point was. He could win, he's trying to figure out how to do that without killing him and holding back as a result.
This is just arguing to argue.
There's a reason Korra's villains had to face her tied up, poisoned, unrealized, or spiritually broken. None of them could face a fully realized Avatar in a straight fight.
Ozai could definitely hang with Kuvira or any member of the Red Lotus. Amon's conditional. DA Unalaq, no.
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Democrat congressional candidate Bernadette Greene-Placentia was hit over the head and raped in Maricopa County while repairing a damaged campaign sign in August.
"I need to let women know that it's okay to talk about it," she told me.
Full story:
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Since we know thanks to multiple spirits that Avatars have similar feeling energies, do you ever think about how Tagah must've felt connecting with Sonam's energy again while teaching Aang? Like a mother's embrace after being lost in darkness.
The Sokovian intelligence officer bombed the UN signing of the Sokovia Accords by coincidence, guys. Absolutely nothing to do with one another. 🙃
Amon was using bloodbending to subtlety redirect attacks, but we do see Aang and Katara dodge Ozai and Azula at least a few times.
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I said this about AI well over a year ago. Using it to diagnose and fire people with medical conditions so they lose their insurance AND their income is somehow even more heartless and evil than I’d predicted.
Meta used AI to target workers with medical conditions for layoffs, according to a new lawsuit.
Twenty-six former Meta employees are suing, accusing the company of using AI that disproportionately targeted people with disabilities or workers who took medical leave in selecting people for mass layoffs.
reuters.com/world/meta-used-…
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America has a problem.
54% of Americans read below a 6th-grade level and many of them have passionate opinions on society and politics.
The world isn't a flat one-dimensional Disney movie of pure good versus pure evil. There's nuance and you need to read.
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Inconceivably evil.
ALT When they received the call to respond to an Israeli airstrike in the city of Mayfadoun, in southern Lebanon, most of the paramedics held back, having previously seen colleagues killed by double-tap attacks targeting rescuers. But the medics from the Islamic Health Association (IHA) rushed to the scene. By the time the other emergency workers arrived at the site, they found the IHA medics had indeed been caught in a second strike. They started evacuating their wounded colleagues, only for their ambulances to be hit in two further attacks.
Israel hits the same target four times to kill as many medics as possible theguardian.com/world/2026/a…
The beads are blue, which is new, and he already has blue in his design because of the tattoos on his forehead. The bracers are also borrowed from her design, even if they aren't blue. There's more than one way to share design details.
