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when dealing with addiction, vice can both aid certain situations & hender stability once in aftermath phase, if one wants my advice which saved this wretched ash monk go watch some Kitaro Waga videos to see maybe a method from his arsenal of help seems tangible, listen to some motivational Manly Palmer Hall lectures to Read more…

A Proof of the External World

Scepticism as a philosophical viewpoint probably emerged around the third century BCE with Pyrrho of Elias (c. 360–c. 270 BCE). Pyrrho (and his followers, the Pryrrhonists) maintained that we had no method for distinguishing between truth and falsehood that we could independently demonstrate to actually work: to know that you have such a method presupposes that you Read more…

Floating head

being in the seat in front of the screen without physical movement equates to the floating head. the one who thinks and becomes the all-important thought that must be heard. the head that gives a thought through fragmented speech to create meaning. and for no purpose. movement is relegated to a place for 1 hour Read more…

Omega

Life is a game you can lose at quite easily. Losing is easier than winning – not as fun, but just as interesting. Beware those who would shed tears for you.

Superiority Through Games

What on God’s Gaming Earth is this guy talking about? I’ll tell you what I’m talking about. Refinement. Purity. A strive towards perfection (and yet never achieving it as perfection is an adjective reserved ONLY for God but I digress because I’m here to speak of Games and not God I’m no preacher ha ha) Read more…

At Insanity’s End

At insanity’s end, troubled by fire Plagued with thoughts of constant death Surrounded by the voices, ever present and unsilenceable Eyes like a lighthouse, lit up and spinning around Sights, sounds, smells, all different from what they used to be as if the world has changed In this moment, visions of viscera, smell of burnt Read more…

Tak: A Beautiful Game

I discovered this game called Tak about four or five months ago and since then it’s been my favorite board game. Nobody I know has ever heard of it, which makes it feel niche, almost like an ancient secret, a game from another world… That’s partly because it is. Tak began as a fictional board Read more…

Porcelain Skin

Porcelain Skin Breaking all around Dry and cold as it was before When the wind runs through it You can hear faint cries Distance signs that there was once life Now just a sound in the wind Ignored by most Leading to more cracks More fragile skin And with every crack Comes more repairs No Read more…