Robust Mirror

IF there was some reason, first of all, God could give us the ability to understand if he wanted to, as he is not supposed to be limited. Second, it would imply someone is getting something from it, God, us, or otherwise, that for some reason, God can’t give in a way that doesn’t involve evil. But again, if he is never limited, that shouldn’t be the case.

Also, if cancer and other diseases are supposed to exist and kill people for some kind of purpose we don’t understand, why do we have the ability to treat, vaccinate and cure those same diseases? If medicine gets to the point of preventing every ailment, then why does that “oh so important” reason for it existing not matter anymore? It would seem if these things NEED to exist, we shouldn’t be able to prevent them from happening under any circumstances.

Grant Gustin, he played the flash on the TV show.

Except the evil doers are the ones specifically making sure people are uneducated.

I’m also curious what you would say is the cause? You argued against the point but didn’t make any new ones.

You can definitely lick your elbow, it just depends how attached to your arm you are…

Honestly I hope it’s not. Like I said in another reply, I’ve generally had negative reactions to it when I’ve mentioned it online before that lead me to question it.

No idea but it sure isn’t talked about, and any time I’ve mentioned it online people act like it’s weird and get grossed out. Just look at the only other reply I got so far.

Drank breast milk straight from the source as an adult. I highly recommend it if you get the opportunity though.

I agree. The animation looked fine to me and we can’t base the movie in general on a 20 second clip.

“It is not that we have a short time to live, but that we waste a lot of it.” -Seneca

When we complain about not having enough time, we think of ourselves as being passively allocated an insufficient resource. But maybe the problem isn’t that life is too short, but that we waste much of the time we’re given.

I think this is relevant in these modern times more than ever. How much of our time goes to mindless scrolling, worrying about things beyond our control, or pursuing goals that don’t truly align with our values? We should be thinking about the difference between being busy and spending time meaningfully.

And that’s not to say all time spent should be something “productive”. Leisure time can be meaningful. But I think it’s worth even thinking about that. Are you truly happy with how you choose to spend your leisure time when you watch 100 short videos you probably won’t even remember? Or when you sit there getting angry or depressed about article after article after article? I think it’s worth thinking about.

Google translate gives me: “Showers are not allowed in this toilet.”

Better than what they have, but I think ChatGPT does better again: “This toilet does not allow showering.”

I decided to run it through copilot out of curiosity and even though it uses chatgpt as well it seemed to do even better in my opinion: “You’re not allowed to bathe in this restroom.”

Which I think is the intended message, don’t try tu wash yourself in there.

I think there really needs to be a “long term” of some kind. I definitely have files and templates I only use once a year.