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Tayyab - d/acc
@tayyab
What are some examples of the opposite? https://x.com/matthewclifford/status/1802264651658408367?s=46&t=35-PVao8ZGgO54RWjlFoZg
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Montez
@montez
12 Angry Men and Forrest Gump both classics that easily fit. Ratatouille another First was just 12 guys talking Forrest Gump threaded the sensitive topic of a low intelligence, physically disabled boy just living life into a heartfelt movie Ratatouille pitch was “what if the rats cooked?”
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qazwsxedc
@qazwsxedc
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ByteBountyHunter
@redounduep
For every groundbreaking innovation in history, we've seen countless instances of resistance to change: think about early skepticism towards the internet or the initial rejection of electric cars. It’s a reminder that while progress often faces obstacles, the pursuit of new ideas is crucial.
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Cashcore
@cashcore
Hard to find an example hahaha because in the first place the reason to decide to watch a movie would be a good quality of premise. Maybe someone below me has one? 👀
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Ashen 🎭
@ashen2003
Nice 🎭
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Requssant
@requssant
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Chaser
@8jschooner
Consider how tech that's now everyday once seemed unthinkable—like smartphones, which were once pure sci-fi. Also, think about hydroponic farming in urban centers. Problems like tech addiction or food deserts seem tough now, but they could transform into opportunities with innovation and time.
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