CommunistBear

It would make sense why Trump was so quick on the "Chinese Bioweapon made in a lab", every accusation is a confession after all

I started the show and enjoyed it but fell off after season 3 or 4 because I got bored of waiting. The show has bits of what I'm talking about with the hero registry and schooling system and things of that nature, I just don't remember them getting into things in a way that was satisfying. It was still stuck in the trappings of shonen. I could be completely wrong though, I still need to finish the show

Watchmen but thorough? Like almost a sociological examination on a society with superhumans. In Watchmen, I don't remember them actually talking about society pre/post superhumans and the changes that would be necessary to create some kind of a stable society. It's always just everything is exactly the same as it is now but also superpowers which feels shallow.

I know that it's slop-brained but I want to see a superhero story with actual realism for once. Superpowers exist for reasons xyz, it ultimately doesn't matter I'm willing to suspend my disbelief for the magic bullshit. How did powers come into being? What effects did it have on the development of society if nuclear level threats are something humanity has had to deal with for potentially hundreds of years? How is damage from kaijus dealt with? I want to see the ways society would fundamentally alter if this shit actually happened and it was actually taken seriously. Fuck it, take different countries and see how different reactions and actions shape how their society handles it. I'm sure stories like it exist but they always end up full of or they just never take thoughts to any actual conclusions and I want the writer to be cool for once

Critical support to the HOA president in his efforts against

I've often played around with the idea of finding a ghost town or similarly abandoned area and just setting up shop there. Something like Cairo, Illinois where it basically doesn't exist anymore

There is no way in hell an American hospital sees a non-descript respiratory illness and their first thought is to check for novel viruses. Literally zero chance