I let the Ancient Reptilian Brain win again 😔

This should be the maximum price of wine tbh

Why didn’t they mention this in my bs research ethic course :(

Oof yeah this is pretty early in development. I do like the 100% survival rate in their experimental group vs 0% survival in the control group, it seems like it might have some potential.

Tbh i browse everything and hexbear still dominates what i see

Bump amber whataboutism

Sending luck for the jacket quest!!

Manchuria = Québec

I hear voices of yore… echoing in the halls… of badposting…

not a manifesto mb

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actually iconic

fixed my phone formatting

And a classic https://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/download/pdf/Manifesto.pdf

Sometimes i think ropespierre was on to something with his cult…

The donut is a type of western kolač, deprived of filling in some gilded age market crash and kept hollow in rememberance of the petty sacrifices petty bourgeois had to make

Lmao

“Dude dude dude shut the fuck up what’s that sloshing around the corner?”

The camera pans up from the full moon reflected in a grimy, oily puddle. The fluid is still, it is not the source of the sound

A poorly defined ball rolls around the corner. As we zoom, we see that it is fleshy and turgid, like a slightly deflated puffer fish. Pieces of gravel are continually picked up by and fall of of the tacky flesh of the mysteruous object.

Suddenly a church bell rings. Carol jumps, and her dirtbag friends look at each other, then mock her by jumping twice as high and yelping simultaneously, then burst into laughter.

“Seriously guys shut the fuck UP!”

Silence. There is nothing around the corner.

Camera pans up to the roof of the warehouse, and a fuzzy shape is silhouetted against the moon, noticeably fuller than before. As the camera focuses on the scrotum, we see streaks of blood across its ashy skin.

¡Sackula!

bien posté mon brave honhonhon

Delete your account

Delightfully Pratchett-esque

No way, hearing your experience is definitely helpful, people have been trying to train their minds for millennia, (I’m reading a book about early monks and mental discipline now) and hearing about how you approached it recently helps put things in context of a modern day person who seems to share at least many of the same thought patterns I have. Reading about how the monks ideal form would be free of bodily sensation matches up with your use of sensory deprivation. (I really need to keep working on addressing my chronic pains, curse this earthly vessel lol)

I’m going through secondary applications for MD schools now, and have been having a lot of trouble squaring my self-effacing nature (honed through some years of depression) with the need to present myself as the best candidate possible. I’ve been flirting with creating a character who checks all of their boxes. I’m going to mull over the usefulness of seeing this character as the hero to my journey, somebody to be embodied, who exists not only in the fiction of my application but in the real world. (without holding my tongue about how fucked healthcare in the USA is like I have been doing in my app haha)

Anyways I’ll let this be my last reply to this old thread, but may tag you for discussion in the future!