#Sector analysis

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[wildwinterlunas]

Words cannot describe how much I love the characters chosen to get Null Sector skins, cause not only does it make sense with Null Sectors connections to Talon, but it also leads to an interesting dynamic when it comes the implication that they might be like A-7000 and have the memories of their human counterparts.

Imagine some being like A-7000 and struggling with their allegiance to Null Sector because of their memories, while others, presumably the people who already had a lot of anger towards humanity, fit seamlessly in. How that would affect their dynamics with each other along with Ramattra.

And yes this is me requesting fanfics of this group, what about it-

[affluent-havoc]

Something that fascinated me about the Chapter 2 trial was when Makoto says this (pardon the screenshot quality and SPOILERS AHEAD of course ^v^)

For one, no Makoto, you cannot know the exact thoughts Byakuya was having in that moment, not that I'm mad at you for that Makoto. But, anyway, I was thinking and, the only scissors we know of in the school for a fact are Jack's. And, unless there were kitchen sheers or perhaps anything in storage, there's no other scissors in the school that could be used. Plus, there is no way Byakuya's going to try and get closer to Toko and Jack any more than he has to just to nab some scissors. Which, another thing of note is that, in most of the pictures of Jack's murders, the victims are pinned to walls with the scissors which must be made of some strong stuff due to the fact that they were lodged into the walls strong enough to break said walls.

Another thing of note is, according to the localization in the little bit of the case file we're giving (shown up above of course ^v^), there's some more patterns with the cases. At least with what we're shown, two victims were both outside of their apartments in a parking lot which makes me wonder of Jack specifically also choses to do the murders outside, almost as if displaying the bodies out for the world to gawk at, to show the world their filth as a display of the betrayal they did to her. That's leaning towards speculative territory though. This also got me wondering some other stuff though. One, is Toko secretly buff in the arms or something? This is mostly a joke but also seriously. Toko is a twig unless Jack's adrenaline rushes are just that powerful! Though ghosts and martial arts teleportation (among other shenanigans) exist in the world of Danganronpa, so who am I do judge the realism here! Another thing I want to mention is, have we even been shown enough of Byakuya's own strength capabilities to judge if he is capable to break and crack a wall like that? Maybe he could. But, would he even deem it worth the physical effort? Which this all goes back to the specific phrasing Makoto uses here; "He consciously" chose to use the extinction cord". Maybe he did, using the train of thought that Byakuya might have felt it as "too much effort" to try and make it more believable or to have it be too much effort to find anything else to suspend Chihiro's body. But, this is also the same man who went out of his way to do all this in the first place. Which brings me back to the idea that maybe it wasn't him specifically using the extinction cord like that. Perhaps it was that lack of resources idea I mentioned earlier, not being able to get any other scissors in the school. He is a resourceful guy after all. He knows the Genocide Jack cases to the finite details to probably clock out that the victims where specifically suspended via the scissors being lodged into the walls and through the victims themselves. Moreover, he probably could have noticed that all the victims were guys too and, Chihiro being perceived as a girl at the time by him and everyone else, would have perhaps known all along that there would always be holes in this plan of his. He was at least carful enough with Chihiro's body not to touch it inappropriately, perhaps a hint of the gentlemanly upbringing of his (though that's speculation and cannot fully be proven) Additionally, there is also the aspect of time. Did he have the time to attempt to rummage his way into potentially finding scissors to make this crime scene look more realistic? Did he have time to potentially get close enough to Toko in the span of a night to find a way to snatch Jack's scissors somehow, and then be able to scurry his lanky ass back to the scene of the crime to pin up the body? Would he have time to think up of any other alternative to suspending the body other than to use the extinction cord? Would he even want to do all of that in the first place? This is all once again speculation but it just makes me curious. And, yes, he disrespected the dead by doing that to Chihiro. He didn't scathe the body though and it's already established he did not touch the body any more than he deemed necessary. That's a fact with the twist of the second trial and how much he really didn't know despite knowing who the true culprit was the whole time. So, who knows. Maybe deep down, there could be a part of Byakuya that didn't want to go that far with making the scene, which he knew deep down would never look real enough, knowing Jack's type of targets. There's just so much to this though. After all, Makoto himself isn't a reliable narrator in a way. The closing arguments are close to reality, yes. But not fully. After all, in chapter 2, since Makoto only knew so much before Monokuma gave the reveal and the closing argument was before that.

Who's to say he was EVER this sinister during the night Chihiro died. Who's to say that he CONSIOUSLY chose the extension cord. Perhaps he did in a way as a twisted sense of pity for Makoto who he suspected could be a far stronger threat to his chance of winning the killing game. It all depends on your perspective, your interpretation. I'm just rambling about all of this though! Stuff like this just fascinates me ^v^

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[mathematical-apprentice]

Back on Tumblr to rant into the void

But it's not just stupid people though, any body when confronted with evidence that they are wrong doubles down, it takes conscious effort to shake off that reaction and accept the fact that yeah, I'm not in the right here, let me step back.

In fact, by this very same logic, Ves is a very very very very very stupid person. Countless times they have warned him against passing through Smiling Samuel, but instead of admitting that maybe they were right, even in the face of the battle against the Ferril Province where he's clansmen died for absolutely no reason, instead of admitting wrong and turning around to do something else, he cause the collapse of an entire state. He doesn't admit his wrongs, but drags countless others to their death in the process of digging his heels in. And this is not the first time.

But that's just a personal gripe with the overly simplistic way Mech Touch presents religious people. As if not believing in God somehow makes you much smarter, as if all the things they blame on religion don't also happen under secular people. Not believing in a higher authority whatever it may be, does not make you suddenly a better human being, or a more logical creature.

It's not just a question of whether their god was tall or short, it is a question of whether he is their oppressor or not. The dwarves fight against the rule of humanity, and having a human god sort of goes against that. How do they explain worshiping a god in the very image of the people who enslaved and oppressed them? Like a colony who supposedly gained independence but still received and follows instructions from their colonial masters, the time required to smoothly integrate the two through philosophy and discourse is not small and such a thing is bound to cause trouble.

And they are conveniently ignoring the fact that Ves instigated the whole thing! They weren't at each others necks until Ves sent those statues. It's like someone causing two people to fight over a girl and laughing at them that they are fighting over a girl. It's just absurd.

However, I'd like to note that, there was literally no need for the fighting, none at all. Though the novel pins it on the lack of separation of church and state, I don't think that's it. Sure qualified people should be the ones to lead, by virtue of being in an environment, your thought process will always be coloured by that environment, which in this case is one's religious background. Secular people have also started wars for less. Mehn, now I'm reminded of Vinland Saga.

Sure, Mr. Narcissist. The end Justifies the Means and all, sir. Oga 'it's okay that we bomb and kill millions and push countless others into poverty and make the lives of people trying to survive a hundred times worse because GDP increase 0.0000001%' We see you on your grind.

Mech Touch out of context, strange choice of words, just saying

[narwatharsh01]

Tourism Market: Trends, Growth, and Industry Players

Introduction

The global tourism market is a dynamic sector that continually evolves in response to changing consumer preferences, technological advancements, and global events. As we delve into the current landscape, it is crucial to explore the tourism market size, growth patterns, industry trends, and key players that shape the sector's trajectory.

Tourism Market Size and Growth

The tourism market has witnessed remarkable growth over the past decade. According to the latest data the global international tourist arrivals reached 1.5 billion in 2022, marking a 4% increase from the previous year. The tourism industry's robust growth is attributed to factors such as increased disposable income, improved connectivity, and a growing middle class in emerging economies.

The COVID-19 pandemic, however, significantly impacted the industry in 2020 and 2021. International tourist arrivals plummeted by 74% in 2020, representing the largest decline in the industry's history. As the world recovers from the pandemic, tourism is experiencing a resurgence. The UNWTO estimates that international tourist arrivals will surpass pre-pandemic levels by 2023, emphasizing the sector's resilience.

Tourism and Hospitality Industry Trends

The tourism and hospitality industry is undergoing transformative changes driven by technological advancements and shifting consumer behaviors. One notable trend is the rise of sustainable tourism. Travelers are increasingly prioritizing destinations and businesses that adopt eco-friendly practices. Hotels, airlines, and tour operators are responding by implementing sustainable initiatives to meet the demands of environmentally conscious travelers.

Another trend shaping the industry is the integration of technology. From mobile apps for seamless bookings to virtual reality experiences, technology is enhancing the overall travel experience. The use of artificial intelligence and big data analytics is also becoming prevalent, enabling businesses to personalize services, predict consumer preferences, and optimize operations.

Tourism Industry Players

The tourism market is comprised of a diverse range of players, including governments, international organizations, tour operators, airlines, hotels, and online travel agencies (OTAs). Notable industry players such as Airbnb, Expedia, and Booking. com have disrupted traditional hospitality models, offering travelers a wide array of accommodation options and personalized experiences.

Governments play a crucial role in shaping the tourism landscape through policies, infrastructure development, and destination marketing. Collaborations between public and private sectors are essential to foster sustainable growth and address challenges such as over-tourism and environmental impact.

Tourism Market Analysis

A comprehensive analysis of the tourism market involves assessing key factors such as market dynamics, competitive landscape, and regulatory environments. The Asia-Pacific region has emerged as a powerhouse in the tourism sector, with countries like China, India, and Japan experiencing substantial growth. In contrast, established destinations in Europe and North America continue to attract millions of tourists annually.

The post-pandemic recovery has prompted a shift in travel preferences, with a surge in demand for domestic and outdoor experiences. Travelers are seeking off-the-beaten-path destinations, contributing to the diversification of the tourism market.

Travel and Tourism Industry Outlook

Looking ahead, the outlook for the travel and tourism industry is optimistic. The industry is expected to rebound strongly, driven by pent-up demand, increased vaccination rates, and the easing of travel restrictions. The global tourism market is projected to reach $11.38 trillion by 2027, growing at a CAGR of 6.1% from 2020 to 2027.

In conclusion, the tourism market is a vibrant and resilient sector that continues to adapt to changing circumstances. Understanding the market size, growth trends, industry players, and emerging dynamics is crucial for stakeholders navigating the evolving landscape. As the world reopens for travel, the industry's ability to innovate and embrace sustainable practices will play a pivotal role in shaping its future success.

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@tragedy-machine

Since you do both fanart and fanfiction with fairly regular consistency, you were wondering what you think your primary contribution to the fandom is between the 2. And while it is biphobic to ask someone to choose 😆 I think I have a metric for deciding.

It is simply figuring out which is the one with less producers, and then that one is your primary contribution. Dead Boy Detectives has a great fandom with lots of contributions from fic to art to memes, but some are more abundant than others. And even though that poll isn't DBDA specific, I think that the result showing more people write fic than draw or create art is still true in this fandom from my observations.

Meaning if you draw art, that could be given more "contribution weight" since fewer people are doing it. Similarly if you make headcanon or analysis posts, but you also create video edits or fanvideos, the video editing is a more niche skill nowadays in fandom (YouTube in the SuperWhoLock Era was something let me tell ya). So fanvideos may be considered your primary contribution to the fandom market.

These are just my thoughts on fandom economics though 🤭 so lmk what you think

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[wildwinterlunas]

Me personally, Null Sector's views on the Iris is...jarring. If you read the speech in Liberation, Rammatra's views and the indoctrination of Omnics make it seem like it's a hive mind.

The way I see it, Aurora gave part of herself to the Omnics and basically had a 'one for all' mentality. A way of giving to all Omnics to live freely by their own standards.

Rammatra's work, and those helmets, I doubt that that memory bank is just getting up and deleted. It has to go somewhere. Where would a world wide group of Omnics souls be transferred to, a backwards ending to ensure a protected community?

How many Omnics does it take to make one god-like 'Aurora'?

How many Omnics can you fit into an AI?

'All for One' ?

The thing is, the helmets themselves aren't technically erasing the omnics memories, it's more so corrupting them, more specifically it runs an Omnics intelligence core in a reset loop. Which is similar to the virus that Sombra infects Omnics with in Hero of Numbani but less harmful as instead of making Omnics outwardly malfunction it puts them in a stasis.

However this does not make Null Sector, and as a result Ramattra's, views on the Iris any less chilling and, as you said, jarring. No matter how you put it whether you think Ramattra knows what the helmets are doing to omnics or not. It doesn't erase the fact that it's removing other omnics choice in what happens, both to them and to the humans around them. He actively removes the autonomy that Aroura sacrificed herself for, what the Iris is symbolic of, what it was born of.

He's doing exactly what Anubis did and that is a tragedy within itself, as we also see that Ramattra hates Anubis, wanting him to be destroyed rather then locked away. He's basically become what he hated.

[just2bruce]

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Commercial Real Estate Distress 2025 Trends

Introduction Commercial real estate distress 2025 is taking center stage—but it’s not the crisis many assume. Just ask John Chang, Senior VP at Marcus & Millichap, whose on-the-road market update brings clarity and candor. His perspective captures the volatility of the market—and its resilience. The Delinquency Decipher: Is CRE in Crisis? Is this a wave or just ripples? CMBS delinquency rates rose 50 basis points in 2025—now 200 basis points higher than 2024. But the story is nuanced: Office: 10.3%, still elevated, but below late 2024. Industrial: 0.5%, near-zero distress. Retail: 7.1%, improving from COVID-era highs. Lodging: 7.9%, elevated but not alarming. This isn’t a full-scale meltdown. It's targeted market friction. Multifamily Sector: Where Pressure Is Building The multifamily delinquency rate has reached 6.6% in 2025—up significantly, but still far from the 16.9% seen in 2010–2011. The pressure is localized: Sunbelt metros like Dallas, Phoenix, and Florida Properties acquired at peak pricing with low-interest debt Inexperienced operators now facing loan maturity Chang notes, “This isn’t widespread failure. It’s a matter of misaligned projections and tighter lending.” Lenders Shift Gears: Less Forgiveness, More Action For years, lenders extended terms or deferred payments. In 2025, that flexibility is gone: Loans must be refinanced or sold Notes are changing hands Foreclosure starts are ticking up Distress is entering the market slowly—but firmly. Sector Snapshots: Comparing 2025 CRE Delinquency Office: Still Volatile 10.3% delinquency. Tenant downsizing and hybrid work persist. Industrial: Strong and Steady 0.5% delinquency. Demand remains robust across logistics and warehouse properties. Retail: Mixed Outlook 7.1% delinquency. Results vary by submarket and tenant strength. Lodging: Gradual Rebound 7.9% delinquency. Some assets remain distressed due to slower recovery and rising costs. Multifamily: Watch the Sunbelt 6.6% delinquency. Still manageable, but the Sunbelt faces investor retrenchment. Investor Psychology: Headlines vs. Reality Distress doesn’t mean discounts. Many troubled properties require capital, repositioning, or involve legal headaches. “Extend and pretend” is fading, but buyers must remain cautious. The hype? Overstated. The opportunity? Real—but complicated. Conclusion: Context is Everything in 2025 Commercial real estate distress 2025 is a market reality—but not a repeat of 2008. Each sector is reacting differently, and smart investors are responding accordingly. The fundamentals remain strong where underwriting was sound. “Distress isn’t a wave sweeping across the industry—it’s a trickle, highly localized and sector-specific.” — John Chang   Source: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7330275843224625152/

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