Greetings, readers!

This post might not normally qualify as “fluff”, since it is not a particularly fluffy post.

Nope. It is here to inform you that there is a movie called “The Stanford Prison Experiment” is coming out this summer. A trailer for it was posted a few days ago.

As a warning, you might find it a bit disturbing.

Now, as an explanation: This movie is based on a real incident. The Stanford Prison Experiment actually happened. This is, in fact, one of the main reasons why researchers in your world now need to fill out “Institute Review Board” applications for permission to do their experiments involving human subjects.

What I find interesting is that this is an infamous piece of research, and it is being turned into a movie. That is, a piece of academia is coming to theaters.

I hope you have a good Tuesday.

Greetings, readers!

YouTube has an amusing sense of timing. I was on YouTube fairly late last night, since I do not follow your world’s normal sleep schedule, and YouTube decided to show me the new Hunger Games movie trailer as one of the advertisements.

(Here is the trailer, by the way: )

What I found amusing is how well YouTube seems to know the demographic. I expect that it is showing this trailer to a number of people. However, it especially makes sense to play it late at night, since (from what I understand) that is when a large part of the target demographic is usually up and most of the non-target-demographic is usually not.

Have a great Thursday!

Greetings, readers!

In a similar category as yesterday’s post, somebody created a version of an Incredibles trailer… redesigned as a Christopher Nolan film.

It is quite well done, and very amusing.

Enjoy.