Does it take more innovations or a better society for at least one permanent and perfectly happy person to be realistic?
Imagine standing in a pond and using a hand to cause a radial wave. The waves start overlapping and coming towards yourself, you're their creator but they seem quite unpredictable. Is this what the unconscious is?
Does working in a service industry where you talk to people all day make it easier to spot the small cracks in a narcissist's persona?
Which digital side hustle remains most resilient against the rise of artificial intelligence?
Can people who have perfectly hardline ideologies ever be the ones with the highest moral standards?
If Peter shows us dat worry stops when we stare at God's giant hand, and Paul shows us it stops when we whisper in God's ear, how come we still try to play captain of our own little sinking boat?
How do you find peace in the house when everyone wants his own way in life?
How can someone who lives alone find community or connection without actively seeking a new relationship?
Does "self-discovery" tend to hit hardest during life transitions, when your old identity no longer works (as desired, or needed) and you're forced to rebuild?
Am I wrong for buying my allergic son a cat, he wanted a dog, but their litter box takes too much space, so I got a cat instead, thoughts? (Serious replies only, no trolls.)
For someone new to using a tabo or bidet, what tips can help them adapt to this practice comfortably?
If at least one non-extinct, non-human animal species is smarter than humans, why do they not possess technology?
Does working in a service industry where you talk to people all day make it easier to spot the small cracks in a narcissist's persona?
Which digital side hustle remains most resilient against the rise of artificial intelligence?
Can people who have perfectly hardline ideologies ever be the ones with the highest moral standards?
If Peter shows us dat worry stops when we stare at God's giant hand, and Paul shows us it stops when we whisper in God's ear, how come we still try to play captain of our own little sinking boat?
How do you find peace in the house when everyone wants his own way in life?
How can someone who lives alone find community or connection without actively seeking a new relationship?
Does "self-discovery" tend to hit hardest during life transitions, when your old identity no longer works (as desired, or needed) and you're forced to rebuild?
Am I wrong for buying my allergic son a cat, he wanted a dog, but their litter box takes too much space, so I got a cat instead, thoughts? (Serious replies only, no trolls.)
For someone new to using a tabo or bidet, what tips can help them adapt to this practice comfortably?
If at least one non-extinct, non-human animal species is smarter than humans, why do they not possess technology?
