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cold_fusion said:2 days to the month...26th September...was a long long day for me...for all too painful reasons
when was the last time you spent time out in nature and were not ready to come home though it was dusk already?
Couple of months or so back. Find a place that makes sense and time really has no place.
What is one life lesson you will never forget?
when was the last time you spent time out in nature and were not ready to come home though it was dusk already?
Couple of months or so back. Find a place that makes sense and time really has no place.
What is one life lesson you will never forget?
most probably, in my opinion, our care, for self, about the impact of those actions on ourselves whom we so dearly care for the most. It's not easy to act upon...what you mentioned...good question indeed
best new song heard in a long long while?
best new song heard in a long long while?
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cold_fusion said:most probably, in my opinion, our care, for self, about the impact of those actions on ourselves whom we so dearly care for the most. It's not easy to act upon...what you mentioned...good question indeed
best new song heard in a long long while?
Well just listened to Ivan torrent -
Remember me which I haven’t listened to in a long long time so that passes it as kinda new too
Do you believe nature or nurture has more impact?
best new song heard in a long long while?
Well just listened to Ivan torrent -
Remember me which I haven’t listened to in a long long time so that passes it as kinda new too
Do you believe nature or nurture has more impact?
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I'm gonna look into your question .. and get back to it lol
Agreed with your opinion from above . People think that issues like schizophrenia are a real problem when in fact it's a necessary element in survival for some, due to their past experiences or certain types of brain injuries. Back in the day people with certain issues were burned alive by Religious groups.. when they themselves didn't know wtf they were doing.. not that they even know now ..
Same question as above. ..
Agreed with your opinion from above . People think that issues like schizophrenia are a real problem when in fact it's a necessary element in survival for some, due to their past experiences or certain types of brain injuries. Back in the day people with certain issues were burned alive by Religious groups.. when they themselves didn't know wtf they were doing.. not that they even know now ..
Same question as above. ..
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Ralph_Tamez said:I'm gonna look into your question .. and get back to it lol
Agreed with your opinion from above . People think that issues like schizophrenia are a real problem when in fact it's a necessary element in survival for some, due to their past experiences or certain types of brain injuries. Back in the day people with certain issues were burned alive by Religious groups.. when they themselves didn't know wtf they were doing.. not that they even know now ..
Same question as above. ..
So... "Do you believe in equality of outcome doctrines, if so can you explain them to me?"
Not really.
To me it implies everyone would need to be regarded as equal in emotion, intellect, physical ability and so on. So basically, everyone is a duplicate of everyone else…
So if we know that everyone carries the same characteristics and are certain to meet the same outcomes, life suddenly seems erm… pointless
Not sure how motivation is powered if the outcome is guaranteed to be the same regardless of effort and aspirations.
Playing the lotto would be pretty pointless too right
So, in short – the idea that everyone should literally be equal with mirrored outcomes guaranteed doesn’t really work in my mind but I’ve never researched the subject in any depth so that’s a basic view from my basic understanding.
When did you last push the boundaries of your comfort zone?
Agreed with your opinion from above . People think that issues like schizophrenia are a real problem when in fact it's a necessary element in survival for some, due to their past experiences or certain types of brain injuries. Back in the day people with certain issues were burned alive by Religious groups.. when they themselves didn't know wtf they were doing.. not that they even know now ..
Same question as above. ..
So... "Do you believe in equality of outcome doctrines, if so can you explain them to me?"
Not really.
To me it implies everyone would need to be regarded as equal in emotion, intellect, physical ability and so on. So basically, everyone is a duplicate of everyone else…
So if we know that everyone carries the same characteristics and are certain to meet the same outcomes, life suddenly seems erm… pointless
Not sure how motivation is powered if the outcome is guaranteed to be the same regardless of effort and aspirations.
Playing the lotto would be pretty pointless too right
So, in short – the idea that everyone should literally be equal with mirrored outcomes guaranteed doesn’t really work in my mind but I’ve never researched the subject in any depth so that’s a basic view from my basic understanding.
When did you last push the boundaries of your comfort zone?
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I lead a large group. Drumming and singing. That was pretty out of my comfort zone.
When was the last time you broke a rule?
When was the last time you broke a rule?
Anonymous
Velociraptor. They rip shit up and their claws are impressive.
What was your favourite childhood film?
What was your favourite childhood film?
