The only thing I can be is a me.

i can understand the trials but were the tribulations really necessary

He is absolutely copying you, and cuddling, and doing the slow close of eyes that is a cat kiss! #this is one very happy cat #i hope the two of you have many years of harmony and happiness

Perfect harmony

My sister just quoted this post at me over dinner bc it was discussed in her philosophy class & I can't even smugly inform her of its authorship. Due to the mindhunter yaoi state of my most recent blog history.

youve been a bad *remembers youre plural* people

we need to be weirder & so so earnest now more than ever

maybe orpheus always looks back because his very effort to reverse death means that he can't look forward. if he could look forward, he could accept eurydice's death, grieve, and keep moving in life. his refusal to accept her death is looking back. his going down to the underworld, asking hades and persephone for her life, trying to lead her out... it's all 'looking back'. he does nothing for the entire story except look back. orpheus! looks! back! it's his entire thing! the story ends the same way it begins: orpheus looked back.

the sunk cost fallacy has been my favorite fallacy for as long as I can remember. so at this point it's probably too late to pick a different one

I just heard about the recency bias, and honestly I think it's gotta be the best one ever

Everyone is saying that the bandwagon effect is the best bias, so they have to be right

I once had this one logic professor who said that appeal to authority is the best fallacy. She's an expert in logic, so she must be right.

Any fallacy outside of "No True Scotsman" isnt a real logical fallacy.

glad they added new maps to baseball

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