You’re asking questions that have been asked for a very long time, my dude. What is the nature of reality? Is there objective truth? How much of what I experience is truly real and how much is an illusion created by my brain?
There are no easy answers. Keep searching, for there is meaning in the search.
Looks pretty good to me, just needs some potatoes.
I spent a 10 day vacation in England and one of the biggest myths ever told is that English food is bad.
Both are correct.
Canceling is not a real thing. Next question.
This is Michael’s on Broadway in Chicago. Hit it up if you’re ever here, some of the best thin crust in town.
Socially acceptable way to eat spoonfuls of bacon.
I didn’t get any bread.
None. Everyone should eat food the way they want to enjoy it.
Correlation does not equal causation but causation always involves correlation.
I would personally rather put my fate in the hands of 12 ostensibly average people than one judge.
It’s an optical illusion. When the moon is low in the sky your brain has more stuff to compare it to so it looks bigger. The truth is it’s always (basically) the same size in the sky, which is approximately the size of the hole in a sheet of notebook paper held at arm’s length.
It’s because of anime and video games.
Uhhh this was a hell of a scroll.
The insidious part is that we notice the obvious AI art that has that certain “AI” look to it, but we completely breeze past the stuff that doesn’t and is all around us.
Every movie is real at once? Seems like a lot of rules are gonna be conflicting.
But the bacteriophages are murdering all the other party goers and hijacking their bodies.
It brings up the question of whether and where tornados formed on ancient contents. If I recall correctly they’re really not common outside of North America as they need a pretty particular set of geographical and weather conditions to form.