May 17, 2020
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Incoming The Witcher spam because I just binge watched it~
wait my thing says theres 2 days left
|| thats clickbait theres not only few minutes left nahsjbsjaknd
yeah I know I’m just a dumbass who read the site wrong & freaked 4 no reason but vote anyways lmaoooo
monoyoshi--sadamune --> endless-uphill-climb
callout post: me
why the fuck u almost kiss that slimy man? why? The? FUck?
I always feel like I should warn ppl who are clearly following me for #aesthetic or poetry or whatever reasons that There Will Be Hockey
dude imma answer these but not make my own sorry :( this nugget tagged me: sixwingedcas
1. last movie you’ve seen?
right now watching sum bs on tv ugh
2. weapon of choice? :)
my charm
3. favourite song in your native language?
ugh none i don't like them very much :(
4. favourite scent?
wow this is difficult, uh, okay well my uncle has this smell that really calms me down haha
5. are you hungry?
not really D:
6. have you ever wear your pajamas to school/work?
yess and i loved it
7. high heels or flats?
flats. i rarely wear high heels i know they're classy and stuff but nah
8. tea or coffee?
BOTH
9. omg. how to question.
ye man
10. how was your day in one word?
not appropriate to use that word
If a scientific hypothesis does not work, it is discarded. Pluralism has no place in science. Neither does the principle (so familiar from the arts, humanities and human sciences) of competing truths. Science, when set up as a model for our moral and social existence, implicitly banishes compromise and tolerance. Scientific ideas, becuse they can be demonstrated or disproved, are embraced or rejected on the basis of quantifiable evidence. But human relationships and social organizations interact and function effectively when they are not rigid, when they accept moral ambiguity, and when they take into account the irrational.
Chris Hedges, When Atheism Becomes Religion