Honestly one of the very weirdest, most passive aggressive, takes I have ever seen on this site. And then they're tweeting "whoops, must have touched a nerve there". It's honestly just a "mask wearers are sheeple" Tweet. That's all it is.

An open letter about NFTs and comics:
They are unrelated, and NFTs are evil rubbish. "Strangers die every day already, so there is really no moral argument against me making money as a hired assassin. You want me to starve???"

"We've invented a machine that turns a £1 into £10."
"Wow, that's amazing! Is there a catch?"
"Well... a person dies every time we put a pound in."
"..."
"BUT, in the future, we're hoping we can somehow make it so that a person doesn't *necessarily* die every time..."
"Im in!" The machine that kills someone when you put a pound in it to turn it into a tenner guys are doing their best. They're looking for possible ways to reduce the killing in the future. They're good people.

I've finally cracked it. The reason people are antimaskers and antilockdowners is because the whole thing is altruistic. Its the sacrifice of the many for the few. You suffer, minorly, moderately, or even majorly, so that the few don't suffer absolutely. And people aren't willing They don't want to save the few from agonising death. That's someone else's job. They want freedom from inconvenience and displeasure at any cost. They don't care.

The idea of fairies at the bottom of the garden might seem twee and childish, but consider the implication. All wild space - no matter how small or close to "civilised" - is magical. Nature waits hungrily at the edges of our concrete world, ready to reclaim at a moment's notice. Wow, this is unexpectedly popular. Please check out mine and @pauljholden's weekly #FolkloreThursday #folklorecomic s