That's because that machine doesn't dispense confidence. Practice interacting with people does. Go out and connect with people who like the things you do.

For all the good of us. (Except the ones who are dead.)

It's hard to overstate my satisfaction.

Buy about 10 acres of land, put down nine individual tiny homes and one centralized Workshop area and one slightly off to the side office building but a small one. Why are that all up and get some really powerful internet, and Bank the rest for cost of living for the rest of my life

If you eat things like pasta, you've basically just set up a huge insulin spike in your body and your body's way to combat that is to beg you for more food. If you ate two big spoons of peanut butter before bed, you would likely wake up not super hungry also.

Those boys are NPCs in your adventure. They are a test of how far you've come before, a reminder of your mission, and a test of what you're still letting in that can hurt you.Thank them and keep moving.

Then I'm on your team.

I'm going this route, too.

If werewolves were real, they'd clearly be an apex predator above even humans. Depending on the rules of your world, they either retain some of their human knowledge (making them even harder to deal with) or they go savage mode when transformed, which would leave them a bit more vulnerable to a military (or organized) response.

If silver is in play, there'd be a massive rush/shortage on ammo in a world where WW wrecked all the various systems. If they only transform in the evenings, it shortens humans' hours to operate safely. (So those are some levers you can pull).

HOW they might end the world is very similar to vampires, zombies, pick-a-humanoid-bad-guy : disruption of the ongoing flow of society and commerce. Supply chains break down. Order collapses. A bunch of yahoo preppers start their own system. Ne'er do wells kill a bunch of humans because they're unchecked by police and/or societal norms. The real trick in "how" if you were writing a book would be how to make it somehow more novel. Like, werewolves seize entire populations of humans to pen them in and make a steady supply of meat, or if the climate gets messed up and humans inject themselves with a serum that forces ww transformation, etc.

Ways to win or reel it back in would have to be more interesting than "we shot a lot of werewolves." Like maybe there's some faster death cycle because ww use up double the human energy of a body and basically you run your body's batteries to zero, so they ultimately just die out. Another might be some kind of trick where some number of humans swallow silverware and basically poison their blood stream such that they sacrifice themselves to werewolves who die from trying to eat them... who knows?

It's embarrassing how many thoughts I had for you after thinking the question through a bit. I'll stop here.

Also, I'm on team nerdy. I just hope he stays on our team.

Zoom in on that shirt.

I spent most of my life fighting my Maine (and later Massachusetts) accents. People say I sound Canadian.

Star Wars is about hope and wish fulfillment. Superhero movies all wish fulfillment.

Mad Max is about grinding anger and revenge, which work sometimes (Wick, Nobody, Kill Bill), but there's surely a flavor missing.

I also think people were worried Joy and Hemsworth could hold that big screen up.