14:46-14:50 Oh! this is how I feel about JKR.
Also watch the whole video bc the content is good.

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14:46-14:50 Oh! this is how I feel about JKR.
Also watch the whole video bc the content is good.
*trisha and ethen fall out happens*
Me: Can't wait for what Brittany Simon has to say because the comments and Twitter are gonna do my head in.
SHE DIDN'T DISAPPOINT.
Made you this @brittanysimon 😊 hope you like it!
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When Brittany Simon Defends HasanAbi — And Why That’s Surprising
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Beyond Brittany Simon’s “Levels”: Why I Believe in a Level 6
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Anarcho-Compassionism and Level 6: Radical Empathy in a World of Infinite Possibility
When I first began exploring Brittany Simon’s idea of the levels, I felt like I had discovered a framework that described something I had always sensed but hadn’t put into words. The levels outlined how people approach truth, meaning, and relationships at different stages of thought. They ranged from rigid black-and-white thinking at the lower levels, to radical acceptance and integration at…
Beyond Motive: When Actions Have No Reason
When something tragic, violent, or shocking happens, we almost instinctively demand an explanation. We look for the motive. We want to know why someone did what they did. Was it political? Ideological? Personal? Was it revenge, hatred, desperation, or some darker drive? Motives, in our minds, make things fit into a story, a narrative we can process. They give us the comfort of context. But what…