I find the idea of mind categorisation very tiresome. I indulge in the concept of simply being and observing. I don’t name my observations, they just are.

Not an interesting answer to your question but an answer nonetheless.

Gas like guzzoline?

homboobs

me to too

*Nordic country.

Am Swedish. Norway and Denmark are superior. Finland is scary, cold, snowy, talking-in-tongues type of language. Iceland is good, too. Sweden is dead last.

That’s hot. Power me up, doctor.

Oh well. I did what I could and cast my vote for them. Don’t regret it, though, for my first time voting.

Logical choice, no?

Freetube is my go-to. Barely had any issues with it.

I thought it was this ice cream (Sweden).

Sounds like me. The Kelvin timeline movies were my first introduction to Star Trek, and everybody in them is hot. Now I’m on the second season of DS9 (sorry, couldn’t get through the first season of TNG, even though I wanted to).

I’m happy such a trivial thing is what’s keeping you there.

not doubting this experiment but isn’t basing the validity of the myth on one instance a bit misleading

can you link me that science

gravely castigated i say

I agree with you. I was diagnosed a few years ago with autism and I now look back with a feeling of second-hand embarrassment. I found myself in a phase where I needed to explain why I feel so different to others, I spent hours reading up on autism and other disorders, and might have subconsciously “hoped” I had the disorder. I am actively trying to get rid of the diagnosis. I know this isn’t a generalised statement I can make and apply to every single person who suspects they might suffer of something, but the popularised liberal concept of self-diagnosing and using shitty online quizzes to prove so is ridiculous. +I know some people won’t like this comment, but the other side ought to be heard too.

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lmao the jesse pink man cat

And the time this dialogue took place during that same meeting…

In another account of the conversation, Alexander found the philosopher looking attentively at a pile of human bones. Diogenes explained, “I am searching for the bones of your father but cannot distinguish them from those of a slave.”

I love this comment. Please don’t fix the typo.