Ghostbusters: Afterlife is the first movie I’ve gone to see in a theater since the end of summer 2019. I have waited a long time for this. Originally scheduled for a summer 2020 release, the date was pushed back at least twice. I was not disappointed. In the information age where things are leaked, often deliberately from someone inside, they did manage to keep a few things secret and surprise us on opening day. I will not spoil it and if you think it looks good in the trailers but can’t quite tell yes, it’s everything you hope it will be and then some. The movie is rated PG-13 so for the sake of family Christian heads up you might want to find the small children a sitter. There is less sexual innuendo than the original movie but they allow more salty language in everything than they used to.

A former student shared this with me. I’ve seen it before but trying to reason through it causes me more issues than said student realizes. If you randomly pick one of four choices then you should have a 25% chance of answering a multiple choice question correctly. But two of the four choices are 25%. That means one of two things: you only have three actually choices so your chances become 33.33333333% which is not given so your chance is zero, or, since since there are four to choose from you have a 50% of chance of randomly being right. But if 50% is the correct answer and you pick C, you only have a 1 in 4 or 25% chance.

There is no right answer and I told him this was the kind of logic Captain Kirk used to talk computers to death. So then I made this:

Click here if you need the reference or would just like to see it again (as I have several times).

Apparently the Falcons know. With the 4 – 6 win loss record, after a 25 – 0 defeat by the Patriots Thursday, the Falcons are in 4th place (last) in the NFC South. But you don’t have to tell them, they already know.

Leader is mentioned six times. Servant is only mentioned 885 times, they rounded up on those results. I didn’t expect to find the word conference but wanted to check before I claimed otherwise. It does in fact occur one time, Galatians 2:6, and Paul says it “added nothing to me.” I’m not saying we should or shouldn’t have leadership conferences but just looking at the meme, some people’s logic astounds me.

That is obviously a Christmas tree in front of the Gordon County Court House. All one has to do is look at the picture to come to that conclusion. I’m excited because this new tree they just put up this week replaces a post-modern art piece that gave the impression of a tree. It was lit up last night during a test run, the official Christmas tree lighting is not until tomorrow evening. That’s still before Thanksgiving but I’m just giddy we have a tree.

Facebook removed a meme that I posted back in 2019. If they hadn’t sent me this notification I would never have known. They also suggest I find support if I need help, or, really, if I needed help back in 2019 they are offering to help me find support 2 1/2 years later. Thanks, maybe?