Sarah Marshall

Everyone, give 2001 A Space Odyssey a try.

It's also, as my mom and my ninth grade English teacher would have you know, a movie that can envision no role for women in the future aside from being stewardesses.

And that's also very true.

Yeah.

Maybe some maybe that ape was a girl.

Probably not.

But I can think so.

Yeah.

Yes.

Always.

i love that so much isn't that beautiful yes that's so beautiful yeah yeah and i i don't know i i feel that and like i don't what if because like there's all these things that kind of as you're telling the rainbow history that started off as folklore and then often you know and often too science is like no that's insane right right but often it's like as well there's like

But often as well, there's there's, you know, some kind of finding where it's like, yeah, this thing that people always said and often that like indigenous people always said and that then, you know, colonizers were like, no, that's silly.

We're going to act in ways that will kill us and all of you, too.

And that, of course, science then later supported as having, you know, as being proven by things that we didn't have the ability to conceive or analyze.

Sarah, don't steal my ending.

Oh, I won't.

I won't.

I won't.

I can't.

I'm backing away.