#deep thinkers

In complete honesty, I believe that the sole reason why people in ancient times were more prone to unapologetic hatefulness and violence that we would consider crude and unacceptable at this time and age is simply because they weren't aware of the concept of discrimination. I also think that the way evolution took place was entirely randomized. Like if we completely undid everything and turned back time completely, morals would be entirely different or even completely opposite, like being kind and thinking critically could've been more discriminatory. So long story short, I think a lack of evolution at the time was entirely to blame for the abuse, violence, and hatefulness in ancient times. But idk, tell me what you think about it in the comments!!

Ahhh this is so cool!! Okay, this answer is pretty boring, but I think anything with the DNA makeup of a human is a human. I don't think humanization should go anywhere past physical traits because it would create an illusion of superiority to being human and an inferiority to anything else. Everything a person says and does is inherently human in a very magical way but that can sometimes be morally wrong and, for lack of a better term, disgusting. My main examples of this would be genocidal acts, murders, assaults, and other large scale things of that nature. But I wouldn't put people that do things like that past humanity, because regardless of whether I myself would like to be put in the same broad label as disgusting people like that, they're still human. Disgusting humans, but humans nonetheless. But this kind of question would be entirely variable depending on who you ask. Which I think is the interesting part about it :)

Some minds were built to survive storms. Some were built to see them coming. And some of us? We were built to do both.

I'd also love to be a part of the debates, just yap my way through, I'd be holding a clipboard and enthusiastically taking notes of my newest takes/questions on random matters

I often expect so much from myself at times that I become frozen. I want to draw, knit, crochet, cook, bed rot all at the same time. I have decided to just let things flow. Anything I feel at that present moment is what I will allow myself to do. Making this post was one of them, so I'm writing this as a reminder to myself to slow down. It's okay to feel like you're just mindlessly finding things to do to pass the time. I probably explained this horribly, but I am giving myself the chance to just be free. I find myself restricting every little thing I do because it is "unproductive". So I ask you, what's on your mind today? I'm here to listen :)