Ora

Planning for failure means you can turn what would be a catastrophic failure into a minor setback.

Many aphorisms are oversimplified perspectives on complex issues, but “planning for failure is a sign of bad design” is just categorically wrong.

Legitimately hated when I was growing up and people would get mad at me for forgetting shit like. Brother if I could have just not forgotten, don't you think I would have done that? Do you think I forgot this on purpose? The entire concept of forgetting usually kinda implies you weren't planning on forgetting. Like you don't know what you forgot, because you forgot it, otherwise you would have remembered it. That sounds painfully simple and yet I have had to explain this to so many people in my life. I didn't WANT to forget, I wanted to remember, but they act like failing to remember something is a completely unexpected thing that has never happened to anyone but me. Even neurotypical people will not remember anything bc that's not how the fucking brain works. If you could succeed 100% of the time to remember every single thing, that would be ideal but that's not the reality we live in.

MAKE HER TALLER THAN HIM. NOW

I don’t wanna live in a world where I need money to live and I cannot work and the powers that be don’t give a shit if I have my basic needs met

fuuuuuckk same. i need to start a band. or a revolution. it both. or something.

Saw a tweet about mamdani solving the astrophage crisis and now im just imagining them sending mamdani to space