If it turns out we live on a flat earth, I’m going to have revisit the moon landing conversation with my father which was easily the most difficult conversation I ever had with him and that was 30 years ago.

You have to draw a line somewhere I the past and say “I will consider civilization and man from here,”otherwise you will find no peace.

I’m on the couch cracking my back with sneezes. I’m very old.

He’ll threads refocus our personal algorithms.

I’m going shooting tomorrow with my uncle. Lfg.

So having said all those words, what’s he going to do? View quoted note →

These little monitors are blowing my wife’s mind. And mine too! View quoted note →

Reposting for visibility because I appreciate yehgros observation. I enjoyed high school because it was so much better than what I had at home. This is not a justification for state run indoctrination engines but for me, being home was a high stress environment where I walked on egg shells and often don’t know what I was coming to. At school it was predictable and had parameters I could learn to game and make the most of. View quoted note →

Lfg @ODELL