visaika

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[viralfrog]

[minyicho]

100% agree

[loveridden1999]

[visaika]

The question isn’t whether you’re smart enough to see the patterns. It’s whether you’re brave enough to break them.

The Doomsday Switch

[visaika]

Thank you @phallusmagnificus and everyone who got me to 5 reblogs!

[visaika]

The question isn’t whether you’re smart enough to see the patterns. It’s whether you’re brave enough to break them.

The Doomsday Switch

[beardedmrbean]

This is legitimately one of my fav quotes from him

[kosmogrl]

why is everything so fucking expensive

[kosmogrl]

you need like $300 just to buy basic every day things every other week.. what the fuck

[beardedmrbean]

[visaika]

FYI: In some cases, horses can cum up to 250ml of cum

[visaika]

It do be like thatsometimes

[visaika]

And the final, desolate truth, the one that collapses the whole fraudulent enterprise? You go looking for the stable ‘self’ behind the paperwork, hoping to find a victim or a hero. You find nothing. Because the terrifying clarity is this: you are the paperwork. You aren’t a solid entity but a dynamic simulation, a story desperately woven by your brain’s Default Mode Network from sensory input, current goals, and that mountain of corrupted data you call a past. You’re not losing pieces of yourself over time; there was never a solid object to lose in the first place. The Ministry of Memory: Cognitive Revision Authority

[its-funnytwittertweets]

[visaika]

From the moment you pry your eyes open, your brain cells begin consuming energy. 

BASTARDS

[visaika]

URGENT! CRISIS! BREAKING! These and other words can trigger a primal fight-or-flight response. Exposure to such media content can trigger acute stress responses, increasing heart rate and cortisol levels.

The Exhaustion Machine

[knicnacc]

[phallusmagnificus]