That’s my rough equivalence as well!
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- Eq0@literature.cafetoNo Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•What are examples of anachronisms you've seen from movies depicting historical settings?6·2 days ago
- Eq0@literature.cafetoMicroblog Memes@lemmy.world•For me, it was wheelchair ramps.English20·2 days ago
I sometimes go around with a pram. Prams you can lift up and down stairs if needed, but you’d rather avoid it. It’s a quick and painless way to become more mindful of the accessibility of the environment around you.
I am also staunchly against “anti-homeless” architecture. People might need to lay down! Let them. And set up programs against homelessness, not against homeless people.
- Eq0@literature.cafetoNo Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•What are examples of anachronisms you've seen from movies depicting historical settings?9·2 days ago
Yeah, in that context it would make sense, I’m mostly talking about media where it’s just dropped in to show the good morals of the character, while having no consequences of meaning outside of that
- Eq0@literature.cafetoNo Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•What are examples of anachronisms you've seen from movies depicting historical settings?15·2 days ago
Hilarious talking about WWII before the end of the conflict! At the time, WWI was called “the Great War”, surely not “part I” of anything
- Eq0@literature.cafetoNo Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•What are examples of anachronisms you've seen from movies depicting historical settings?372·2 days ago
Something that constantly grinds my gears is (main) characters being anti-slavery while the slave trade is up and running in the historical context. I assure you: most people were pro-slave or didn’t care. Being anti-slavery was an extreme political opinion and wouldn’t be considered small talk.
I started reading the points without noticing that it was Fox news and I was thinking it was an amazing platform indeed