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I think folks trying to show off their sexism for their audience will find ways to do so - and the women's lib remark does. That Tiamat is literally a Dragon of Chaos makes it hard for me to buy that choice itself was due to it. On the other hand, making Bahamut a dragon seems a D&Dism, and...

I mean, it isn't hard to find examples in old D&D of sexism (he mentions some, like the Harlot table, Snarf gives one above, and EGG left around some doozy quotes as noted by the author and Snarf). And that EGG made the women's lib remark is somewhere between childish and insipid and fits as a...

I'd certainly take Jaxxon over Jar Jar! (In the live action ones anyway, some of the Lego ones with him were amusing).

Better than at least three (maybe six) of the movies?

There could turn out to be some z with 0<x<z<y that putting time into x is stopping them from doing.

Was he limiting himself to popular franchises? ;-)

I wonder if the elves and other longed lived fictional species would have the time to use it for everything. Slower, but deeper understanding.

Two is not nearly enough...

Yes. I think those are important skills. But getting practice doing math (say calculus) is still a thing. Similarly for knowing how to code. Or translating things from a foreign language. Or the standard processes of whatever field one is in. A lot of the first steps to building the deeper...

The moral of "The boy who cried wolf" is not that there are no wolves.