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More than ever hour after hour work is never over

I think it’s hot when my wife is into something and is explaining it to me. Even if I don’t share an interest in xyz thing, I find her fascinating, and I like understanding what she likes about a given thing.

I think she feels the same so I don’t second guess showing her something.

I may have seen it already but if I have I’ve forgotten it.

Bring on the artists renditions!!

These tech employees should rest in the knowledge that their noble sacrifice helped to delay the Epstein Files a little bit longer.

Call me when there is a self-hosted solution.

Trust me, the more explorations I do on the nature of consciousness, the more I wrestle with all of that.

I don’t believe that it is inherently wrong to kill in order to eat. But as a species we don’t. Which isn’t to say there aren’t members of our species who very much do still need to kill to eat.

But I don’t need to kill to eat, and I’ve outsourced that killing so it feels like more of an abstraction than it is. I can at the very least acknowledge this.

I haven’t either but I do find myself having to master the urge more and more.

Veganism is my unattended moral compromise. I am positive that future generations will look at us and our factory farming and, aghast, see us as the monsters as we are - much like we look back at slaveowners, even those who were against the institution at the time.

Since I am not living in or near the wild and not hunting for my own food, it is clear to me that veganism is the only real moral choice, and yet I still participate.

I am complicit in this delightful supreme pizza and complicit in this breaded chicken sandwich.

You know what, you’re right.

This actually explains the infamous Fig Newton Debacle of ‘92, which my extended family is still divided over.

Today’s democrats are basically where 2004 republicans were and we’re supposed to be excited about them winning somehow. Fucking overton window.

Some things are good habits whether they are strictly necessary or not. Like looking both ways or signaling your turn or punching nazis.

I don’t understand, are you basing your critiques of the openly fake religion solely on this 20 year old article or is that supposed to mean something else?

Is your critique of their views on women based on the quote about strippers? If so I do find that odd since women aren’t mentioned at all. Is there an assumption at work on your part that stripper = woman?

I’m keen to know more about your critique, and I’d love to hear your critiques of all the other similarly fake religions.

One more question if you’ll entertain it: What do you think is the most harmful doctrine of Rastafarianism and what do you think is the most harmful doctrine of your religion?

I am a pastafarian minister, should anyone be in need of services

Does he have spiky hair, a big personality, and an even bigger heart?

Actually thank you for the question. I’m still processing a lot of this stuff so in many ways writing it out ended up being to my benefit more than yours.

She caresses his waddles