Donating Left arm, yellow ring, blue 4, booth 1, machine 23 It's funny how this place works On Tuesday I had to wait an hour to get checked in Today I walk in 4 minutes late And they're already telling me to check in Normally I'm not in a rush here Since I have to … Continue reading W to hrtigwe68

"Thou shalt not take the Lord's name in vain" is probably the most misunderstood commandment, both in terms of when it's committed and what you're actually doing when taking the Lord's name in vain. Exclaiming, "oh my God!" or "Jesus Christ!" as an expression of an overflow of emotion, even such as anger, isn't taking … Continue reading Random Thought #33: N VaiИ

I don't think I'm weird for having multiple personalities. I think most people have multiple personalities. It's just that they're not self-aware enough to notice when they switch nor how that changes them, so they all end up developing into basically the same person in each iteration. Sure, relative to each other, maybe they're a … Continue reading Random Thought #32: Weird N A Normal Way

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"Agent of Chaos" is kind of a misnomer. I'm not certain of the philosophy, but something in my gut tells me that Chaos, by definition, cannot have agency. It's more of an inevitability. Meaning, those characters who act in a way that seem to accelerate our realty towards Chaos from our perspective, in reality, are … Continue reading Random Thought #31: Bayhem

I think God created Elon Musk as the incarnation of "Uncool," because X is the coolest letter by far, but Elon's fetish for it makes me not want to use it unless I absolutely have to.

Donating today Left arm, orange ring, blue 8, booth 3, machine 24 It's been a slow start An 8:00 AM appointment Where I waited 45 minutes to get checked in And just starting now at 8:57 Not to mention the wait was a bit stressful At least from the perspective of my social anxiety There's … Continue reading 9:34

I don't know why it never really clicked before. Maybe it did, and I just never thought to write it down. Either way, a major reason so many people are so willing to believe the "vaccines cause Austism" lie is because it's easier to claim that it's environmental rather than admit it's hereditary. https://open.spotify.com/track/1xbkacsrWwatipeHQo4YGr?si=lFNhU5BaRJeWF4bXezGo-g https://open.spotify.com/track/7t69QzoFM2AzsBAlKKVQKO?si=O6ux4ZUySCOWGohCyqIHmA

I believe "trickle-down economics" could theoretically work with genuinely wealthy overlords. The kind of elite you'd describe as "Old Money," because what "Old Money" really means is that these people were wealthy before the concept of "Money" even existed for the common man. "Old Money" isn't afraid of losing money, because they genuinely believe that … Continue reading Random Thought #28: Old Vs New Money

The people who try to convince you to give up tend to be the ones who regret giving up, but refuse to admit that they made a mistake. So, they try to validate themselves by convincing others that the smart thing to do is give up, when in reality, Misery just loves company. Someone who … Continue reading Random Thought #27: Little Foot Big Foot

The "Not Guilty" verdict is a seemingly antithetical statement to make from our legal system, and arguably proof of the inherent hypocrisy at its foundation. What I mean is, supposedly, everyone is "Innocent" until proven "Guilty." So, if you're "Not Guilty," according to our legal system, you are by default "Innocent." However, due to the … Continue reading Random Thought #26: “Not Innocent”