Nate Szarmach, Thinker, 2025
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Adolphe asking ceres if she thinks hes heartless because he doesnt want to become a reliver just because hes scared of the technology and not because he doesnt want to lose the love he feels for her. Hes asking this but he probably does want to lose the love he feels for her in a way..,
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very high w my housemates and regressed so hard i asked if we could watch slime videos
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joono’s once again theory:
it is widely preached that you should try everything once before giving up on it. i live by this belief. we should never give up on something before giving it at least one fair shot. but I’ve taken it a step further.
i say, you should try everything once, then once again before giving up on it. what does that even mean, you ask? well, there’s an unknown number of factors that are capable of influencing your capacity to like something at any given time. as a woman, i only truly enjoy eating chocolates when i am on my periods. other than that, i almost hate eating chocolates. you may ask, how did i figure this out? so basically when i lived up to my belief of trying everything at least once, i tried chocolates and figured how they taste. and based on that knowledge, i knew when i craved it in that specific mood. so if i hadn’t given it the first shot, of course i would’ve never known, but thanks to my second shot at it during my periods, i learnt I don’t always perpetually hate it, and learnt to lean into my chocolate cravings for a lil adventure during my periods.
there’s so many things I’ve evolved to like with time. the only fruit i hated eating growing up was Indian Jujubes (kul). i was averse to eating but thanks to my once again theory, I tried its unripe version and literally loved it! I would’ve never known the joy of the fruit if i let my once experience as a child hating it, dictate my choice forever.
so while trying once is very important, trying once again is when the real magic happens. you open your mind to a possible rediscovery of your taste, learn more about how and in what ways you evolve, and find new joys in old, boring things all over again. after all, isn’t that what’s life about? i live by this theory, and i think it’ll prove valuable to whoever follows it!
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On February 22, 1788, in Danzig, the German philosopher, one of the most famous thinkers of irrationalism, misanthrope Arthur Schopenhauer was born into the family of a merchant.
He was drawn to German Romanticism and was fascinated by mysticism. His main philosophical work was “The World as Will and Representation” (1818), which Schopenhauer commented on and popularized until his death.
He held Immanuel Kant’s major works in high regard, calling them “the most important phenomenon known to philosophy in two millennia.” He valued the philosophical ideas of Buddhism (a bust of Kant and a bronze statue of Buddha stood in his office), the Upanishads, as well as Epictetus, Cicero, and others. He criticized his contemporaries Hegel and Fichte. He called the existing world, in contrast to Leibniz’s sophistical, as he put it, philosophies, “the worst of all possible worlds,” earning him the nickname “the philosopher of pessimism.”
Schopenhauer’s metaphysical analysis of the will, his views on human motivation (he first coined the term) and desire, and his aphoristic writing style influenced many famous thinkers, including Friedrich Nietzsche, Richard Wagner, Ludwig Wittgenstein, Erwin Schrödinger, Albert Einstein, Sigmund Freud, Otto Rank, Carl Jung, Leo Tolstoy, and Jorge Luis Borges.
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Does anyone else like/reblog posts from both sides of an argument because you are a complex thinker who is able to see multiple perspectives
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If I had to choose between a life full of music and a life full of love, I’d choose music because then I’d have both.
yours truly - purplemoonstonekitty
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She is a dreamer
a deep thinker
She is a mystery
a secret keeper
She loves too much
She says too little
She feels too much
She expects too little
She is a believer
a lover, a healer
She is a keeper.
- Shefali Dang
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“Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.” - Leonardo da Vinci
“Simplicity is the last step of wisdom.” - Khalil Gibran
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make a choice iidiot. theres no right answer.
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my dad just asked me if there was a ps5 with a vcr attachment
would be pretty cool if there were
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desperately want to get back into rping but its so intimidating and i havent in so longgggg
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i roleplayed over text 24/7 for five to six years over text with my toxic best friend and it was horribly detrimental to my mental health but i do miss it like a bitch sometimes
the escapism of wandering off into a fantasy world with your bestie (even if they’re evil to you) was unmatched and sometimes i think i would die to live it again
still seeking the euphoria this type of storytelling brought me