When random people send me screenshots of some middle aged man’s opinion, I instantly abandon all my ideas and beliefs. Please, never stop that.

ps1 horror game aesthetic is nice

oh muffin it's so hard being you

Last year, two of my friends were arguing. It had nothing to do with me but they were being so rude to each other that I started crying.

When people are unkind to me, I become exactly like the hive people in Pluribus.

pluribus'un yapımcılarının arka sokaklar'ın müziklerini besteleyen sanatçıya müzik ısmarlaması??? işte arka sokaklar böyle efsane bir dizi. boşuna 726 bölüm sürmedi

pluribus'un 2. bölümünün sonunda neden türkçe şarkı çalıyor???????

pluribus is so goood. i wanna cry

There are baby kittens on my street, and their mother let me pet them!

At the First Touch of Winter Summer Fades Away

I had an idea similar to Pluribus. When people touched each other, a disease would spread, one that made you feel and understand the other person’s entire life: all their pain, joy, and struggles. Everyone still thought differently but now they truly understood why others thought that way, creating an incredible sense of unity. So people began trying to spread this “disease” through touch. That’s why I fucking love Pluribus.

In my dream, we had a hiking event as a Nostr community. Also, we could zap each other in real life. Everyone had a bracelet and whenever someone said something we liked, we scanned the bracelet and zapped them in real life. I met many of you in my dream and it was such a beautiful feeling.

I feel that Daniel Roseberry is such a wholesome, kind, and humble person, someone I’d truly love to be friends with.

In one of the infinite universes, I'm Zefir from the movie Three Thousand Years of Longing.

I want knowledge. I wish to acquire all knowledge that is useful, beautiful and true.

yeni çeşit bir demokrasi; ülke liderleri sadece 5 yıl görev yapabiliyor. görev süreleri biten liderler idam ediliyor.

I’ve had this story in my mind for eight years. In the early 13th century, a child growing up among the scholars of Bayt al-Hikma in Baghdad feels painfully ignorant compared to them. One day, he hears the saying: “Seek knowledge even if it is in China.” These words inspire him and he leaves to find knowledge in China. Along the way, he passes through the Artuqid Empire, where he witnesses the works of al-Jazari, the early examples of robotics. Later, he meets Ibn al-Baytar and learns botany from him. He then encounters Zakariya al-Qazwini, even inspiring him to write Aja’ib al-Makhluqat (The Wonders of Creation). Throughout his travels, he learns much and teaches others what he has learned. Eventually, he visits Razia Sultan, the Turkish woman ruler of Delhi. His journey lasts for decades, taking him all the way to China. It is the story of a lifelong journey of knowledge and discovery. Researching for this story gives me with endless inspiration.