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Oct
24th
Fri
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I hate rounded corners, yet everything on my phone and computer have rounded corners now. It’s insane to me that programs running on an old 386 respond faster to inputs by the user and yet we strive for more rounder corners. I hate modern computing.

Oct
7th
Tue
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Woke up from a weird nap and saw this reel and it’s making me feel like I need to get up and walk for like an hour

I’d never be able to send this to the person who needs to read it

(via sudorm-rfslash)

Oct
3rd
Fri
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Can’t say I’m not strugglin man

Aug
16th
Sat
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It would be a lie to say I’m not scared

Jul
27th
Sun
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Juz becuz ya bick is dig dodnt mean u good at hissing and kugging

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I just gained a bunch of weight. How do I clap my new to me cheeks?

Jul
17th
Thu
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My favorite thing about the wealth divide is people eventually move on:

-lobster is only popular because it was once cheap.

-since it was cheap, people made it work for them

-when lots of people participate in something eventually someone figures out the best way to enjoy it

-now it’s a staple

-rich fucks try to pay to win

-rich people ruin the culture around the cheap thing

-people move on

When something becomes unattainable to the mass population, they stop participating in it. It’s a cycle time and time again.

Poor people make something fun or cool out of something that’s prevalent and cheap. Rich people see the popularity and swoop in to be cool, too. They then price the poor people out to the point that the mass public no longer finds it relatable or attainable, and that thing no longer is cool anymore and loses it value.

The same thing is about to happen with traditional currency. As the wealth divide gets greater and greater, eventually people qull stop participating in it as the effort outweighs the gains. They will move on to a new currency as the mass population has the power of decision.

Eventually people will just switch to a new currency. Right now, barter is coming back into style, and that’s a sign of the soon death of the traditional dollar. Bitcoin was a good sign already the dollar is about to die.

It’s honestly okay to have more than others, but it’s not okay to have so much, others suffer. That is a sign of mental health issues.

If your obsession to collect becomes hoarding, then it’s a detriment to others around you. That’s a mental health issue. Being so rich other people’s lives are affectively worse en mass? That’s hoarding, that’s ocd, and that’s a level of mental health unwellness that should have you committed.

Jul
13th
Sun
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I will hate both the players as much as the game. The players’ participation perpetuates the game.

Jul
7th
Mon
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All I really want is a cute gendered thing to give me a back rub and make me a really nice cream of tomatoe soup.

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All I really want is a cute gendered thing to give me a back rub and make me a really nice cream of tomatoe soup.