What are we thinking tonight, gang?

[ミスタースパーコル]

To paraphrase a black delta bluesman from the 20s, I don’t mind dying, I just hate having to do it alone

On my deathbed I want to be surrounded by friends and family
the people I spent my entire life avoiding.

 

[Torque’sHeadBump]

I’ve been wondering lately how does wind work. Where does it come from? I know I can google it but I’d prefer to leave it to my imagination

Good fawkin question. I wish I had some pot to make it even more fawkin profound

 

[Torque’sHeadBump]

I like to think of death as being a sort of trip. If you get your head blown clean off then you're just; gone, but experiencing your body shutting itself down would be like someone playing your entire life and all possible outcomes simultaneously for you. Within that brief millisecond before you tip on out you can feel like it was a good life and breathe out your last breath and greet the eternal peace that awaits as an old friend.

I think about this shit too, especially when exercising / running and I’m breathing hard. I get to this weird phase where I can keep going without issue, but I have this thought of you’ll be breathing like this in your last moments and it always fucks with me.

 

[Torque’sHeadBump]

To paraphrase a black delta bluesman from the 20s, I don’t mind dying, I just hate having to do it alone

I imagine it would’ve sounded something like this:


I shose don’ mine dyin’ alone, boss, iss jus I hate the fought of hav’n uh do it alown

 

[bantadant]

I've been thinking about after you die, which IMO is no afterlife. Even though a lot of people like me believe that as fact, it's hard to internalize. There's always a part of you that assumes eventually there's another chance at something. But every once in a while I'm able to process the reality of no consciousness forever and it's freaky. Usually comes with a flush of adrenaline/anxiety. I almost have to be meditating. It's like - imagine a situation where you can only see pitch black, now imagine that it looks that way because there isn't actually anything there. It's not easy.

It's a weird concept to get your head around- just not existing anymore. I've thought about it before and had the same anxiety thing happen. It's a tough one man

 

[Cumtown Fags]

Can anyone explain magnets?

 

[BonnieMcFarlaneMe2]

Can anyone explain magnets?

 

[DoucheChills]

I've been thinking about after you die, which IMO is no afterlife. Even though a lot of people like me believe that as fact, it's hard to internalize. There's always a part of you that assumes eventually there's another chance at something. But every once in a while I'm able to process the reality of no consciousness forever and it's freaky. Usually comes with a flush of adrenaline/anxiety. I almost have to be meditating. It's like - imagine a situation where you can only see pitch black, now imagine that it looks that way because there isn't actually anything there. It's not easy.

This is the precursor to every panic attack I've ever had. It leads to me freaking out mentally (fight or flight) and I have to leave the house, almost like I get the feeling I HAVE to run. It's always the same string of thoughts that lead to them, always with the same outcome. Even if it is true, it's nihilistic and destructive to ruminate on the bleakness of existence.

 

[KaNAMBLA Harris]

Am I a man dreaming of being a butterfly or a butterfly dreaming of being a man or sumptin

 

[Ants Hard Drive of Horror]

This is the precursor to every panic attack I've ever had. It leads to me freaking out mentally (fight or flight) and I have to leave the house, almost like I get the feeling I HAVE to run. It's always the same string of thoughts that lead to them, always with the same outcome. Even if it is true, it's nihilistic and destructive to ruminate on the bleakness of existence.

That's strange. I usually find it somewhat motivating. I guess that feeling of "have to run" is more like "have to make the most of things" for me.

 

[Queefer Sutherland]

Do the nurses say "Feed Nana" when they're serving him in the hospital?

 

[aRTie02150]

Scientists understand how magnets work, but don't know WHY they work that way.

That's the neat thing about most of what we know. We understand it's principal, but not it's purpose.

 

[HalfHouseFatty]

Say what you mean and mean what you say.

I'm picking up what you're putting down.

 

[Libby Son Of Loin]

I think wind travels from high to low barometric pressure. How that pressure comes about is beyond me. Science is gay.

Probably the sun heating up gasses and shit

 

[guest]

I've been thinking about after you die, which IMO is no afterlife. Even though a lot of people like me believe that as fact, it's hard to internalize. There's always a part of you that assumes eventually there's another chance at something. But every once in a while I'm able to process the reality of no consciousness forever and it's freaky. Usually comes with a flush of adrenaline/anxiety. I almost have to be meditating. It's like - imagine a situation where you can only see pitch black, now imagine that it looks that way because there isn't actually anything there. It's not easy.

I like poo poo

 

[Ladynyahh]

 

[guest]

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He shouldve thought harder lol

 

[Uncle Floyd]

Scientists understand how magnets work, but don't know WHY they work that way.

That's the neat thing about most of what we know. We understand it's principal, but not it's purpose.

I've heard that's the case with pharmaceuticals and how they interact with our bodies. We know that they work, just not how.