i think it is incredibly unfair that the process of ending your own life is, in this culture, a necessarily lonely and grim affair.
according to the theory of complete bodily autonomy the option must be available, simple, painless, and ideally a joyful shared experience. but the moment you make such a desire known to others, they will try to "help" you. and i can assure you that their idea of "help" will not be pleasant for you.
so, sadly, you must tread this path alone.
philosophically, i think it offends people because it forces them to acknowledge that their own life is probably not worth preserving. we force each other to suffer through it all because no one wants to openly admit that this shit just plain-old-sucks.
these words were just what i needed this evening. thank you for sharing. 🙏
this show is so so good. i am impressed every single week.
it puts the lotion on its skin
i noticed this shot during this week's episode and thought to myself, "well that was tricky".
but it's only 4 months away! this is who the people chose!
“There is the potential for 3.5 hours of attention per traveler, based on average flight time,” United said.
disgusting.
who is that cute man, please?
that's what i was thinkin... surely single-cell eukaryote (fungi) is earlier than complex eukaryote (shark)?
calculus made easy?
found this while browsing yesterday... not exactly what you are looking for, but maybe get you on the right track.
images taken with specialized photography of the first few micro-seconds of a nuclear blast.
i am too lazy and grumpy today to find more relevant info for you (sorry). but these are sitting on my drive and it feels like the right day to post them up.
have a great weekend everyone!
this is where my brand-new unwrapped xfinity modem will live, unused, forever.
i recently did some deep cleaning and found the (two years) old modem sitting in a closet. unused because i am perfectly satisfied logging into the xfinity hotspot broadcast from my neighbors and there is no co-ax outlet in my place.
i considered just tossing the thing into the trash, but decided to be a responsible consumer.
after returning the old device to the xfinity store and subsequently discovering that my hotspot access was turned off, i got to take repeat train ride into the city to pick up a new device. it turns out that even though my account is in good standing, a physical device is required to be attached to my account in order to maintain hotspot access.
should i have just tossed the old one? should i just toss this one?
it's funny that they are actually bouncing along with the boogie in the beat. good stuff.