JayMark
It's Not Easy Being Nobody, But Somebody Has To.
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NINTENDOGSbecause you've got that dawg in you that can smell the kittens
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NINTENDOGSbecause you've got that dawg in you that can smell the kittens
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fair enough I'm much more curious about what's going inside the mind of a dog, a cat , that ferret and all animals? tThey're right in front of us,, yet light years apart. we are understimating their consciousness, I believe , and their ability to feel and handle emotions, idk if it is our subconscious looking down on them bc most are food ,less intelligent( human standards) , or because we are savages by nature and don’t care enough but it really gets into my head.It always saddens me how much of human history is lost because our ancestors didn't lock in and invent writing sooner. I find myself grieving over the fact that we'll never conclusively know how early Homo sapiens and other human ancestors lived. What did they really think about their cave paintings? Were they made for entertainment or as a teaching tool, or maybe something deeper? What about their oral stories, were they actually any good? Did they have roast threads back then too? Why didn't they paint faces? You'd think we'd have found a Neanderthal soyjak by now.
These are the questions that plague my mind when the lights are out. How about you?
Also there's a ferret living in my ceiling that scuttles around late at night and it keeps me up too.
That happened 65 million years ago and you're still traumatized by it? Get over it you prehistoric crybaby!Meteorites![]()
It's those dang phones againMy phone.
Do they land on your roof or something?Meteorites![]()
Animal consciousness is also super fascinating to me. Sometimes I wonder whether or not our pets actually like us. However, I think "lobsters feel pain" is just propaganda to make you feel bad for arthropods. We humans are simply a higher existence compared to them, so we really shouldn't feel bad. Undermining that superiority is undermining our humanity. Yeah, sure, it starts with lobsters, but what's next? Mosquitoes feel pain? Liberal propaganda.fair enough I'm much more curious about what's going inside the mind of a dog, a cat , that ferret and all animals? tThey're right in front of us,, yet light years apart. we are understimating their consciousness, I believe , and their ability to feel and handle emotions, idk if it is our subconscious looking down on them bc most are food ,less intelligent( human standards) , or because we are savages by nature and don’t care enough but it really gets into my head.
btw I'm eating fish right now, the irony
I tryThat happened 65 million years ago and you're still traumatized by it? Get over it you prehistoric crybaby!
The last one landed a continent away and still wiped out my entire kindDo they land on your roof or something?
How the universe is at its core perfectly spaced out nothingness.
Far out dudeWhat if the universe is just a single cell of an even bigger n-dimensional being and our universe is at the arse-end? What if our whole existence is just the butt-end of some multiversal joke? And where did I put my sleeping and anti-paranoia pills?
Reading, insomnia, and the knowledge that there are folks out there who are suffering because I have not done my best to help them.It always saddens me how much of human history is lost because our ancestors didn't lock in and invent writing sooner. I find myself grieving over the fact that we'll never conclusively know how early Homo sapiens and other human ancestors lived. What did they really think about their cave paintings? Were they made for entertainment or as a teaching tool, or maybe something deeper? What about their oral stories, were they actually any good? Did they have roast threads back then too? Why didn't they paint faces? You'd think we'd have found a Neanderthal soyjak by now.
These are the questions that plague my mind when the lights are out. How about you?
Also there's a ferret living in my ceiling that scuttles around late at night and it keeps me up too.
Well i think couldn't simply begin writting while living in caves, but still we have some paintings and other strange signs, that could tell us more about their way of life at leastIt always saddens me how much of human history is lost because our ancestors didn't lock in and invent writing sooner. Oh and i wish they could actually invent crypto platforms ShaddersAgent earlier I find myself grieving over the fact that we'll never conclusively know how early Homo sapiens and other human ancestors lived. What did they really think about their cave paintings? Were they made for entertainment or as a teaching tool, or maybe something deeper? What about their oral stories, were they actually any good? Did they have roast threads back then too? Why didn't they paint faces? You'd think we'd have found a Neanderthal soyjak by now.
These are the questions that plague my mind when the lights are out. How about you?
Also there's a ferret living in my ceiling that scuttles around late at night and it keeps me up too.
It also doesn't help that everything was a lot easier to do not even half a century ago.When I was young, I was called a genius prodigy, so I never put in any work, I just grabbed the results. But as I got older, I saw all the people that were once worse than me become way better, because they were putting in effort. I spent a long time, way too much, being angry and sad because I had fell off. I now am at an age where I should have already reached stability, but instead I have to learn how to put effort into everything I do, and reach the goals I had set for myself when I was younger.
Existential dread of 'I could have been the best if I had started working earlier, and now I have to start from the bottom. I ruined everything'.
Yay !
Saw a guy and a fish on YT having fun, the guy would lift it into the air and throw it a little away, when that would happen the little fish would always swim back into his hand again. It's those moments that make me wonder are fish like dogs?It's those dang phones again
Do they land on your roof or something?
Animal consciousness is also super fascinating to me. Sometimes I wonder whether or not our pets actually like us. However, I think "lobsters feel pain" is just propaganda to make you feel bad for arthropods. We humans are simply a higher existence compared to them, so we really shouldn't feel bad. Undermining that superiority is undermining our humanity. Yeah, sure, it starts with lobsters, but what's next? Mosquitoes feel pain? Liberal propaganda.
Also, regarding fish:
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