The misconception around the word "demon" spawns from the popularization of Christianity's definition of "demon" as a "fallen angel." All squares are rectangles, but not every rectangle is a square. What I mean is that though fallen angels are indeed demons, not every demon falls under that classification. ... I could go on with the … Continue reading Random Thought #73: The Circle N The Square

Writing this right now Unless I'm reading it, then That means it's written

There's this trend where people will program "bots" to make comments on the internet, either having a pre-maid spam message, or being a little more sophisticated like nearly copying one of the other popular comments to sound more human. Either way, people have caught on. A common call-out I see is "ok, bot." But I … Continue reading Random Thought #72: Dead N’ternet Theory

Passing through the days Doing it all the same way In a mold like clay

Donating today Right arm, yellow ring, green 3, booth 1, machine 05 There's been a few notable things today Not really notable in the sense they're interesting Just things that I've noticed today And over the past few weeks Like how I've been consistently using a yellow ring Because I've been bringing my own from … Continue reading Parked Arc

I think the most impactful message buried beneath the surface of Toy Story is that magical & supernatural things could actually be real. Sure, it's a nice story to imagine what toys do when you're not in the room. But if you think about it, what if they really could move, and they just weren't … Continue reading Random Thought #71: Talos’ Toys

The "all guys are the same" narrative is super frustrating, because it's something imposed on men. We're not allowed to be emotional or expressive. If we're too happy or sad, then we're gay. If we get too angry or too competitive, then we're toxic. God forbid we show passion for theater, musicals, or dance. God … Continue reading Random Thought #70: GG (Generic Guy)

There's an irony that some scientists hate the idea of "God" because you can't prove/disprove it, yet those same scientists readily subscribe to the belief that nothing happens after death.

Something that bothers me with science is that when they think they've proven something, they become very dogmatic with their views on that subject, restricting perspectives by confusing assumptions with absolute fact, thus refusing to backtrack. The example that inspired this is the ancient Greek idea that sight is a projection of the eyes, as … Continue reading Random Thought #68: Concurrent Mechanisms

One reason why God is such a difficult concept to grasp is because it's like God trying to describe God's own exact position, yet while writing it down, God's position changes ever so slightly as God's hand goes across the page. So, by the time there's evidence of God, God has already moved on. https://open.spotify.com/playlist/73RVk7fFyEMBwtNgo9kjPP?si=vL-yBxeRShic6YTB3dZGkQ&pi=hcieRmZjRIy1l