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Cake day: June 12th, 2023

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  • The world is pretty fucked up, it always has been and so it will continue to be.
    And none of it really matters either, it’s all just a tiny flash of light in the darkness that will soon fade away to nothing.

    However, here we are, living in a beautiful planet that was blessed with life, so many different plants and animals, sounds, smells and tastes, music and art, being able to talk with others, laugh, cry, love. We’re only microscopic creatures that live on the tiniest spec of dust imaginable, but to our tiny eyes there is plenty of beauty to be found. And for as long as we are able to see that beauty, there is a point to it for us, we can try our best to enjoy what we have for the little time that we have it, before we finally become one with the universe.





  • This is why critical thinking is such an essential skill. So many people out there are convinced about things with bullshit arguments, just because the person talking is charismatic/confident or popular and influential.

    Note: Critically thinking doesn’t mean denying everyone and everything and holding controversial beliefs in order to feel smarter than others, it often starts with admitting your very own mistakes first. Just like with other’s arguments you should be applying the same checks to your own thinking and notice your own fallacies to correct them.














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    1 year ago

    Summer does suck for its own reasons, but I’m overall much happier during summer than the winter.
    Maybe it’s the sun, maybe it’s the temperature or the lack of allergies, but I’m always in a much better mood and more energetic despite getting tired from the heat.


  • It really depends on the game and what phase I’m at currently. The games that I can dump hours upon hours on are usually RPGs or have some kind of RPG element to them. I used to spend an insane amount of time on competitive games, but I’ve grown to avoid them because of how toxic they get eventually, though I still have an itch for them now and then.

    Adulthood really decreased my playing time, more than I expected. It’s also harder for me to play for long periods without feeling unproductive and questioning what is the point of this…