
Never Forget 9/11! (but how could we?)
In fact, everything you do remember has some emotional valence to it. The stronger the emotions, the more vivid the memory.
In fact, everything you do remember has some emotional valence to it. The stronger the emotions, the more vivid the memory.
Tonight, I was reintroduced to something that my 13-yo showed me but this time, it stuck: THE MANDELA EFFECT.
Is the best we can really come up with poverty, death and squalor by nature in an under-colonized world versus poverty, death and squalor by artificial scarcity in a urbanized, developed dystopia?
I admire people who can change their minds based on information. This is a most rare attribute for anyone, regardless of background, education, or politics.
Apparently rather than deign to try the plunger, someone thought it would be easier to write and print a sign that read “The toilet is broken. We are having a repairman come and fix it ASAP
I am extremely grateful to be able to tell you that the FTC contacted my lawyers and informed them that I would be dropped from the suit against TA Sciences