I finally got my copy of Adam Smith's The Wealth of Nations in the mail today, didn't realize how big it truly was (1,208 pages). It's consi… moredered one of the most important and influential economic pieces of literature in history and helped shape the modern idea of capitalism.
Yeah I know, but I didn't care, as long as I got a good grade and didn't have to read some book that was going to put me to sleep. However, when I saw 1984 on my reading list for that year, I knew that I was definitely going to read that.
Lately, I've felt really depressed and I'm not sure why. I've also found that I'm talking to the "voices" in my head a lot more often than I was before, which is kinda freaking me out. I guess they're not really voices, but I'm unsure what else to call them. They're sort of, like, characters that I created as a way to cope with the overwhelming intrusive thoughts. They also kinda help with the weird feeling of loneliness that I get from time to time.
I keep telling myself that it's all part of the healing process, but idk. It's just a sucky time, I guess.
Lately, I've felt really depressed and I'm not sure why. I've also found that I'm talking to the "voices" in my head a lot more often than I… more was before, which is kinda freaking me out. I guess they're not really voices, but I'm unsure what else to call them. They're sort of, like, characters that I created as a way to cope with the overwhelming intrusive thoughts. They also kinda help with the weird feeling of loneliness that I get from time to time.
I keep telling myself that it's all part of the healing process, but idk. It's just a sucky time, I guess.
Sorry for venting.
I just beat the Last of Us remastered.
Now I'm trying to figure out whether or not I wanna do new game plus so I can get some trophies I missed.
EDIT: I just started new game plus.
Lately, I've felt really depressed and I'm not sure why. I've also found that I'm talking to the "voices" in my head a lot more often than I… more was before, which is kinda freaking me out. I guess they're not really voices, but I'm unsure what else to call them. They're sort of, like, characters that I created as a way to cope with the overwhelming intrusive thoughts. They also kinda help with the weird feeling of loneliness that I get from time to time.
I keep telling myself that it's all part of the healing process, but idk. It's just a sucky time, I guess.
Sorry for venting.
Personally Sam & Max S1 is my favorite. Even with the rose tinted glasses off. I love episode 1 because it's the first time you experience every interaction, checking out every item in the office, exploring the neighborhood, it's nice. The cases are kind of connected but they still feel like their own thing, which is something that kinda stops after midway S2.
I'm starting to play through Telltale's old games
So far, I've completed Jurassic Park, and played the first episode of the first season … moreof Sam & Max
S&M is pretty neat
Jurassic Park, on the other hand, not so neat. I didn't hate it, but it wasn't all that memorable or engaging, honestly. Of all the Telltale games I've played so far, JP is unfortunately my new least favorite. Although I really gotta give them credit for all the overdone and unintentionally hilarious death scenes in it. And Oscar, undoubtedly the game's best character... and Yoder, too
Wow look at the beta pussy over here playin' on normal. My first TLOU playthrough was on hard.
Kidding of course. But yeah, I'd recommend playing NG+. Story sucks much more second time through but the gameplay is all the more rewarding. Definitely recommend playing it on Hard Mode though, Hard Mode increases the overall enjoyment of the experience quite a bit.
It's a good, if long read. I took it down in October when our power was knocked out by the hurricane. The good news is that it's actually not that archaic or difficult to read.
Interestingly enough, Adam Smith paved the way for Socialist economics too, as he came up with the Labor Theory of Value, which was later expanded upon by Ricardo and Marx.
I finally got my copy of Adam Smith's The Wealth of Nations in the mail today, didn't realize how big it truly was (1,208 pages). It's consi… moredered one of the most important and influential economic pieces of literature in history and helped shape the modern idea of capitalism.
For those who followed the Syrian Civil War like I do, or don't, I guess, here are some articles I thought were interesting.
I also have this one, which well is frankly unrelated but hey, I thought it was some neat stuff to catch up on.
Yo I love the shit out of that game. Even though the first one is really easy to get through, no matter the difficulty, I just rolled a dual wield soldier and went flat damage with very little force powers, killed everything in a couple of seconds. The characters and story are amazing though, as expected from Bioware.
I liked the second one even more, the difficulty was ramped up and your companions were actually more than "2 people who follow you around and a bunch of people who stay in your ship for the entire game". I rolled a consular that time around and fooling around with the force powers was a lot of fun. I loved the dark turn they took with this game, and the ending definitely wasn't as bad as people made it out to be, add TSLRCM into the mix and you got a solid RPG.
Wow look at the beta pussy over here playin' on normal. My first TLOU playthrough was on hard.
Kidding of course. But yeah, I'd recommend… more playing NG+. Story sucks much more second time through but the gameplay is all the more rewarding. Definitely recommend playing it on Hard Mode though, Hard Mode increases the overall enjoyment of the experience quite a bit.
Wow look at the beta pussy over here playin' on normal. My first TLOU playthrough was on hard.
Kidding of course. But yeah, I'd recommend… more playing NG+. Story sucks much more second time through but the gameplay is all the more rewarding. Definitely recommend playing it on Hard Mode though, Hard Mode increases the overall enjoyment of the experience quite a bit.
OMG, this was such a bad day. My step-father was walking on the streets and he got himself in trouble and was beaten up by an angry motherfucker. I'm glad the police came in time and arrested him and my father can barely walk. I was so fucking worried.
OMG, this was such a bad day. My step-father was walking on the streets and he got himself in trouble and was beaten up by an angry motherfu… morecker. I'm glad the police came in time and arrested him and my father can barely walk. I was so fucking worried.
OMG, this was such a bad day. My step-father was walking on the streets and he got himself in trouble and was beaten up by an angry motherfu… morecker. I'm glad the police came in time and arrested him and my father can barely walk. I was so fucking worried.
OMG, this was such a bad day. My step-father was walking on the streets and he got himself in trouble and was beaten up by an angry motherfu… morecker. I'm glad the police came in time and arrested him and my father can barely walk. I was so fucking worried.
My first playthrough was on hard mode, and I'm only playing on NG+ so I can record/stream some footage of it for future reference, so I set it on easy. Which was a terrible mistake because easy mode is absolute shit. Especially after playing on hard mode. It's beyond easy and I've unrealistically never been low on supplies.
OMG, this was such a bad day. My step-father was walking on the streets and he got himself in trouble and was beaten up by an angry motherfu… morecker. I'm glad the police came in time and arrested him and my father can barely walk. I was so fucking worried.
OMG, this was such a bad day. My step-father was walking on the streets and he got himself in trouble and was beaten up by an angry motherfu… morecker. I'm glad the police came in time and arrested him and my father can barely walk. I was so fucking worried.
A cunt who just doesn't know how to pay attention on the road and was blaming my father for just walking on pedestrian crossing. There was a father and a son. The son was using a fucking hatchet on him. Thank God he didn't use it on his head but on his knee. Glad they got caught and arrested.
A cunt who just doesn't know how to pay attention on the road and was blaming my father for just walking on pedestrian crossing. There was a… more father and a son. The son was using a fucking hatchet on him. Thank God he didn't use it on his head but on his knee. Glad they got caught and arrested.
EDIT: Forgot to say thanks
A cunt who just doesn't know how to pay attention on the road and was blaming my father for just walking on pedestrian crossing. There was a… more father and a son. The son was using a fucking hatchet on him. Thank God he didn't use it on his head but on his knee. Glad they got caught and arrested.
EDIT: Forgot to say thanks
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Awesome.
I recieved George Orwell's "1984" and I am currently reading it.
Read it in high school, was one of my favorite books (and one of the few I actually did read and didn't just Sparknote).
Sparknotes are for the intellectually inferior, comrade.
Another good clip from Jordan B. Peterson.
"There's no evidence that there's any relationship between intelligence and morality."
Yeah I know, but I didn't care, as long as I got a good grade and didn't have to read some book that was going to put me to sleep. However, when I saw 1984 on my reading list for that year, I knew that I was definitely going to read that.
For those who followed the Syrian Civil War like I do, or don't, I guess, here are some articles I thought were interesting.
I also have this one, which well is frankly unrelated but hey, I thought it was some neat stuff to catch up on.
Lately, I've felt really depressed and I'm not sure why. I've also found that I'm talking to the "voices" in my head a lot more often than I was before, which is kinda freaking me out. I guess they're not really voices, but I'm unsure what else to call them. They're sort of, like, characters that I created as a way to cope with the overwhelming intrusive thoughts. They also kinda help with the weird feeling of loneliness that I get from time to time.
I keep telling myself that it's all part of the healing process, but idk. It's just a sucky time, I guess.
Sorry for venting.
Vent all you want, I'm sure no one minds.
Holy hell, you're alive.
Good to see you, man!
When you go to your new class for the semester but you see that the class is full of the kids that failed first semester geomety when you got an A.
...
Yeah, they stuck me in a repeat class. I spent an hour and a half getting my schedule changed. -_-
PC's working again, really well too. Issue is that my 2 months worth of work on the video is all gone.
What difficulty did you beat it on?
Talking to made up characters in your head is human nature look at religion
The same difficulty I play all my games on: normal.
playing Star Wars Knights of the old Republic it better doesn't crash this time sees glitches happening
Personally Sam & Max S1 is my favorite. Even with the rose tinted glasses off. I love episode 1 because it's the first time you experience every interaction, checking out every item in the office, exploring the neighborhood, it's nice. The cases are kind of connected but they still feel like their own thing, which is something that kinda stops after midway S2.
Wow look at the beta pussy over here playin' on normal. My first TLOU playthrough was on hard.
Kidding of course. But yeah, I'd recommend playing NG+. Story sucks much more second time through but the gameplay is all the more rewarding. Definitely recommend playing it on Hard Mode though, Hard Mode increases the overall enjoyment of the experience quite a bit.
It's a good, if long read. I took it down in October when our power was knocked out by the hurricane. The good news is that it's actually not that archaic or difficult to read.
Interestingly enough, Adam Smith paved the way for Socialist economics too, as he came up with the Labor Theory of Value, which was later expanded upon by Ricardo and Marx.
I really hope the Kurds don't get betrayed. Rojava is turning into something great, despite existing under the constant shadow of war.
Yo I love the shit out of that game. Even though the first one is really easy to get through, no matter the difficulty, I just rolled a dual wield soldier and went flat damage with very little force powers, killed everything in a couple of seconds. The characters and story are amazing though, as expected from Bioware.
I liked the second one even more, the difficulty was ramped up and your companions were actually more than "2 people who follow you around and a bunch of people who stay in your ship for the entire game". I rolled a consular that time around and fooling around with the force powers was a lot of fun. I loved the dark turn they took with this game, and the ending definitely wasn't as bad as people made it out to be, add TSLRCM into the mix and you got a solid RPG.
I just started new game plus.
What's the hardest one you've played it on?
OMG, this was such a bad day. My step-father was walking on the streets and he got himself in trouble and was beaten up by an angry motherfucker. I'm glad the police came in time and arrested him and my father can barely walk. I was so fucking worried.
Damn, I hope your step-father recovers soon.
I'm sure he'll heal right up. hugs
Thanks
He is fine. It's just that he doesn't walk well. Thanks anyway.
Jeez. Sorry to hear that, man.
Thanks
My first playthrough was on hard mode, and I'm only playing on NG+ so I can record/stream some footage of it for future reference, so I set it on easy. Which was a terrible mistake because easy mode is absolute shit. Especially after playing on hard mode. It's beyond easy and I've unrealistically never been low on supplies.
Damn, I'm sorry that happened to him. Hope he's doing alright.
He is fine by now, thanks
What kind of guy just goes and starts beating up on someone else? Sorry to hear that man.
A cunt who just doesn't know how to pay attention on the road and was blaming my father for just walking on pedestrian crossing. There was a father and a son. The son was using a fucking hatchet on him. Thank God he didn't use it on his head but on his knee. Glad they got caught and arrested.
EDIT: Forgot to say thanks
What's especially scary about 731 is that nobody was ever punished for it, unlike the Holocaust
A hatchet? Jesus fucking Christ... Glad your dad is gonna be alright.
I wouldn't say scary.
Detestable maybe.
No information is worth that amount of suffering. No crimes worth such forgiveness at a material level.
Sons of bitches.
Me at my internet right now.