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I recently got The Wild Unknown Tarot, and it is SUPER pretty!
These are some of my favorite cards. (Not all of the cards are trees, lol, just all the ones I like the most apparently.)
If you like natural designs and bold colors, definitely look them up!
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If I didn’t alieve it wouldn’t bother me
People like to make it seem like coming off of a religion that... basically hates you and doesn’t trust you, is easy.
“You don’t agree with any of it, so just stop.”
But of course its not. It can take a long time to get over the almost instinctive fear, just like it would in any sort of abusive relationship.
Long story short, I’m sorry you’re feeling this way. I know it sucks.
I sort of miss being able to sincerely wish that I lived in various fantasy and sci-fi universes. Laughing at the horrible implications of the Harry Potter or Pokemon worlds is fun and all, but I feel like you give something up when you do it. Plus knowing about the hedonic treadmill makes me realize how easily you’d adapt to it. Cell phones and internet are basically magic, and they don’t feel all that great. I doubt being able to lift things with the force would stay interesting for very long.
That’s probably a reason it was necessary for HP to be unaware of magic stuff before the story starts. (Along with it making it easier for readers to relate.)
I drew an elf sort of person.
Tolkien? Dragon Age? I do not know. Also, lame texture, but its my lame texture that I scanned from a piece of paper, lol. Just wanted to see what it would look like.
I’m bad at this. My stomach has been feeling super not-good today, so just now I ate a bit of all of the things I ate this morning and last night, to see what’s causing it.
But I ate them at the same time, so now I still won’t know.
I need sleep maybe.
Damn. Its getting worse. So its either granola cereal, soy milk, poofy cheetoes, or sweet tarts.
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I’m bad at this. My stomach has been feeling super not-good today, so just now I ate a bit of all of the things I ate this morning and last night, to see what’s causing it.
But I ate them at the same time, so now I still won’t know.
I need sleep maybe.
My sibling thinks I’m a robot.
Hanging out at the antique store the other day with the family: Sibling: Hey, good job on the fluid movement! It must have taken a while to get that right. Me: Oh? Thanks! Sibling: ... Me: Dammit. Sibling: Hahahahahaha! Me: Ok, look, I was caught off guard. Sibling: Do you see colors, or just rows of numbers?
I would like to make a small human at some point, maybe soon.
Strong Pros: Continuing my genetic/family line Travelling into the future My LI is very good with children and could likely create a well-rounded person Finally get to know the answers to questions I have about child development Child could change human history in some significant way
Weak Pros: Another human to talk to/teach when they get old enough Babies are cute
Weak Cons: I like sleep Conversations will be one-sided for a while Strong Cons: Potential conflict of interest Potential loss of productivity on my part.
Person: “Yeah, I could care less.”
Me: “Don’t you mean, you ‘couldn’t care less’? As in, it’s impossible for you to care less about it?”
Person Sub A: “Exactly, I care about it so little, I don’t even care about how much I care about it.”
Person Sub B: “Well, I mean, I guess I -could- care less about it, so...”
(I’ve had both of these conversations, I like to ask people as often as possible to gather different answers.)
Isn’t history sort of important though? I’d put it in the same category as government or something. Seems like something you’d want all your citizens to know. Those two things are also, as far as I know, the only...
History major here, so I’m pro-History as a subject in general.
However, I’m not inherently against an education system that promotes language, and survival-based subjects exclusively for several years [Primary school] and then abstract subjects after that.
History is something that is helpful for understanding scope. As stated above, it prevents us from having to deconstruct modern facets of society every time we talk about them.
Personal note: I find history to be relaxing and “settling” in the sense that it reminds me that humans have always been confusing.
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Pack: Do you still want a baby monkey?
Me: Yes, but I’ll settle for a baby human. They’re close enough.
Pack: K.
Pack: “Here’s something I don’t want: A reciprocal relationship with a reciprocating saw.”
Someone I know from college just asked for book recommendations on Facebook and two people recommended HPMOR. I can’t escape
I know a surprising amount of people who are really into HPMOR without any contact with LW or even knowledge of...
I don’t remember which came first for me, HPMOR, or LW... But in any case I really enjoyed reading it, not just for the methods, but as a story as well.
Draco’s characterization at a particular point (won’t spoil) was actually one of the few times a story has thrown me (in a good way).
Recreating the Rationalist Masterlist
Apparently, Ozy deleted zir tumblr. This is bad in and of itself, but it’s also problem because that blog hosted the Rationalist Masterlist.
I’d like to take a shot at recreating it, so if you self-identify as an aspiring rationalist, are connected to Less Wrong or HPMOR, or just have an interest in rationality reblog this post and I’ll put you on the list, which I’ll keep updated.
If you don’t feel like reblogging, you can always send my a message and I’ll put you on there as well, but I’d prefer if you’d reblogged to increase visibility.
I’d like to be added!
Showing accurate emotions on your face: How do you do it?
“You look frustrated.” No, this is my ‘thinking quickly’ face.
“You look angry.” No, this is also my ‘thinking quickly’ face.
I promise, if I decide to have an emotion and need you to know about it, I will tell you, lol.
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I think steelmanning makes you a better person. It makes you more charitable, forcing you to assume, at least for a moment, that the people you’re arguing with, much as you ferociously disagree with them or even actively dislike them, are people who might have something to teach you. It makes you more compassionate, learning to treat those you argue with as true opponents, not merely obstacles. It broadens your mind, preventing us from making easy dismissals or declaring preemptive victory, pushing us to imagine all the things that could and might be true in this beautiful, strange world of ours. And it keeps us rational, reminding us that we’re arguing against ideas, not people, and that our goal is to take down these bad ideas, not to revel in the defeat of incorrect people.
Chana Messinger, Knocking Down a Steel Man: How to Argue Better. (via cyborgbutterflies)
But honest men do not pretend to know; they are candid and sincere; they love the truth; they admit their ignorance, and they say, “We do not know.”
Robert Green Ingersoll, “Superstition” (1898)
