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It is appropriate that it took a gut wound a fist fight for Ed to understand how destructive his version of masculinity has been in his life.
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Still haven't watched the episode but I hope Ed died of toxic masculinity
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tokin opposition posted:Still haven't watched the episode but I hope Ed died of toxic masculinity It was a gut wound, so technically it would be septic masculinity.
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Vegetable posted:I thought the scene where doctor decides he needs to drill a hole in Russian dude’s head to be kinda nuts. Like, my first thought was he got a concussion. I don’t know how you diagnose someone with brain pressure stuff just by looking at them. Pretty loving obvious when you had a prior blunt force head injury, nauseating headaches, and one of the pupils is slow to react or whatever.
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Grand Fromage posted:This seems most likely to me. I can't imagine they didn't bring one, and there was the discussion of sending Danny back up to the Phoenix for medical treatment. Current NASA missions don't (though there are MD astronauts), but everyone gets medical training and the circumstances are different since you can get back to Earth relatively easily + real time communication with a doctor on the ground to walk you through things if needed. Mars you're going to need a doctor locally. I attended a really fascinating talk earlier this year with some NASA officials talking about healthcare plans for Mars Missions etc. Basic feeling was there are a ton of hard decisions to make about what to bring in terms of equipment, medication etc. but also acknowledging that if something really rough happens there are contingencies for someone dying like 3 months into a 2-3 year mission. They effectively broken down into 3 domains, LEO, where if anything bad happens you pretty much just send them back ASAP. Lunar space, where if poo poo gets real then you stabilize and send them back. Then the aforementioned Mars problem where palliative options need to be considered. The privacy side of things is pretty interesting as well, does the public deserve/need to know if an astronaut finds out they have cancer 3 months into a multi-year mission?
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Grandpa Palpatine posted:Pretty loving obvious when you had a prior blunt force head injury, nauseating headaches, and one of the pupils is slow to react or whatever. someone’s skull.
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Aug 2, 2022 18:04
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I kinda liked that guy. They probably should have kept him around, or at least the Cuban.
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I was definitely hoping some of the younger characters other than Danny would make it into next season with so few episodes left we're definitely in for a season of cyborg ed
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This documentary is sorely lacking in specifics.
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Vegetable posted:Those are also the symptoms of about ten other things. I’m just saying you’d perform more than a cursory inspection before deciding to drill into Epidural hematoma is at the top of that list -- so much that you'd just assume it were the case and make a burr hole, because if it is you save their life, and if it isn't you're probably not going to harm anything.
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yeah a hole in your head isn't as bad as it sounds.
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We've been drilling holes in people's heads to deal with this injury for a couple thousand years now.
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nooneofconsequence posted:yeah a hole in your head isn't as bad as it sounds. it actually isn't, especially when we have antibiotics
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Danny was in charge of packing the birth control and the antibiotic
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Oh man, how much of this baby drama is based on the baby being half Russian? I still stand by the best/worst way this ending is with Kelly and Danny becoming a couple, and Danny would absolutely do it if they needed to fake a non Russian father (and there literally aren't any other viable options at this point).
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Grandpa Palpatine posted:it actually isn't, especially when we have antibiotics 
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New episode is up! Goons made some good predictions
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Hahahahhahahah. Episode owned. I love this show.
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The sons of bitches actually did it.
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Well a couple of things happened that episode.
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gently caress yeah. Question: Would Mars Baby or Lesbian President win the headline wars?
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withak posted:gently caress yeah.
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lol good bounce back after a few lame episodes. Gay rights for everyone!
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Great episode overall. I was almost expecting an "I'M SPARTACUS" moment between Madam President and the First Gentleman over who's gay, but that'd probably be too campy. The People's Republic of Mars' dude has to be seriously hosed over being in a Soyuz for 1-1 1/2 years. Also, no NASA denier brother, so that was a plus. He probably get's framed when his roll coal bud's OKC NASA in the finale.
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Echoing the others that the show is once again good.
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Oh hey, that early-second-half-of-a-season-"lull" is once again paying off handsomely!nooneofconsequence posted:North Korea Steals Mars? I don't know if we have the info to work it out, but this seems entirely and hilariously plausible.
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What the hell? How the hell did that guy stay alive that long?
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I was joking lmao I wasn’t expecting there to actually be a guy in there
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Mister Bates posted:I was joking lmao I wasn’t expecting there to actually be a guy in there Soylent was invented a decade early and made up all of his ballast. Wait till that hits the Happy Valley toilets.
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Curious how crazy North Korea is in this timeline. In ours poo poo didn't go real hosed until the Soviets withdrew their support, which presumably didn't happen in this one.
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They should kill that guy and hide the body.
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The plan: send Korean Astronaut to Mars, have them hide out for 2 years, and then claim the abandoned bases and equipment when the Americans/Russians leave.
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At least now they’re bending plausibility for cool stories instead of dumb Danny bullshit. One guy living out of a Soyuz capsule for 2 years? Sure why not!
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This show got so batshit crazy it just became great. Loved gay president, loved north korean cosmonaut. Lmao.
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