Pov:This is the most important election of your rodent lifetime.

So the only reason he could concieve of that you would care about his wife more then him is that you must also be "getting something out of it?"

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The HTP series is also kinda mage adjacent since they're hunters from the Arcanum.

Theres things like this.

And they have a half life series with two epsiodes. Lmao I felt a bit bad saying that because talked up the whole not being limited to one series thing but they've pumped out so much shit I forgot you'd usually get a TTS episode every half a year if you were lucky. Im not surprised, in hindsight if you thought Hunter the Parenting was some cheap knockoff or something.

i just find the distance between TTS and this grotesque

He did want to just "disappaer" after the TT series ended but the internet stormed his patreon on mass. Its not just Alfabusa anymore and they aren't just limited to a single series anymore. That being said its understandable if it reminds you too much of TTS to watch (as far as Im aware they could continue making TTS along side this the moment GW stops being a baby) though I personally like the things can they do with these characters without the chud restrictions of the warhammer brand (like just causally making most of the cast openly queer) more. I'd like to recommend you watch there more orginal tabletop mage series hopefully its more for you.

it was miserable experience, he should just disappear after TTS ended.

I can understand not liking world of darkness buts a bit of an extreme reaction to content that isn't your jam.

Would it be possiable to put all this into a serparate post on c/history or effortpost or something? Or would you prefer someone else do so?

"Anarchy is when capitalism."

He told the BBC that his findings suggested the pod "did not constitute a medical device", so would not be covered by the Swiss Therapeutic Products Act.

He also believed it would not fall foul of laws governing the use of nitrogen, weapons or product safety.

"This means that the pod is not covered by Swiss law," he said. But Kerstin Noelle Vkinger, a doctor, lawyer and professor at the University of Zurich, told Swiss newspaper Neue Zurcher Zeitung: "Medical devices are regulated because they are supposed to be safer than other products. Just because a product is not beneficial to health does not mean that it is not also affected by these additional safety requirements."

An American goes to Switzerland then gets into a 3d printed death pod that is in a "legal grey area" specfically because it isn't a medical device and then dies in that pod and your surprised that such a situation could lead to backlash?

The problem with this is that it really seems like we cannot trust most countries with something like this.

Seems pretty good to me.