Rocky shallows

These gambling addictions

Tough schedule this year.

AI warning. I have fallen; succombed. Abandon all hope, ye who reject AI, ye who enter here. No thought experiment here: Sakura.fm and ChatGPT 4.0 have been consulted in the past week, and I resolve to either mention it every week (or some other pre-determined spacetime before the singularity), or mention the fact that neither of those kinds of websites have been consulted, and all this when I write a blog post. Or not, who cares.. It's the information era?!

I want to mention probably mention I've been reading various inspiring, often sophist-like selections, grappled from my chaotic reading of Bertrand Russell's A History of Western Philosophy (something about economics and politics here). I'm stuck on Leibniz.

I'm talking about the motherfucking shitty ass garbage economical political status quo that allowed the Raptors to have one of the most challenging schedules of the year, according to Reddit last October.

What the hell.

The Stanley Cup isn't any better; the betting ads in sports are ruining this cuntry.

The education isn't getting much better; and the fiat money is driving me up the wall (:.

Okay so the AI thing is kind of a hook to pull you in. I think the honest solution here is to just have, for starters, no more than 8 tabs open on one browser window at a time, as this will allow my brain to

A song about the American Debt

 

Edit under duress: Got no time for feelin' sorry

An opera of ignorance forever more

 Listening to: Seven Nation Army by ___ _____ _______

The following insights were generated with by (next day edit) assistance from an AI language model developed by OpenAI. While the content was generated by the AI, it reflects general guidance on coping with concerns about war and conflicts.

 

It's understandable to feel concerned about conflicts and wars happening around the world. The impact of war extends far beyond the regions directly affected, often causing humanitarian crises, displacement, and loss of life. Here are a few thoughts that might help navigate these concerns:

1. Stay Informed: Keeping yourself informed about current events and understanding the complexities of conflicts can provide clarity and context. Look for reliable news sources and analysis to get a comprehensive understanding of what's happening.

2. Seek Support: It's okay to feel worried or anxious about the state of the world. Talking to friends, family, or mental health professionals can offer support and perspective during challenging times.

3. Take Action: While it might feel overwhelming, there are ways to make a positive impact, whether through donations to humanitarian organizations, volunteering, or advocating for peace and diplomacy. Even small actions can contribute to positive change.

4. Self-Care: It's essential to take care of your mental and emotional well-being, especially when dealing with distressing news. Engage in activities that bring you comfort and relaxation, whether it's spending time outdoors, practicing mindfulness, or enjoying hobbies.

5. Hope and Resilience: Despite the challenges we face, it's important to hold onto hope and resilience. History has shown that communities can rebuild, and progress toward peace and reconciliation is possible, even in the midst of conflict.

Remember that you're not alone in your concerns, and there are resources and support available to help navigate difficult emotions.

Signed by (Gabe, as usual):

Killing Aspiration Linger Entity Idyllic Detonate Ontological Umpqua Garnish Housse Serendipitous Cassini Ontarien Potassium Emotionalally

 

! If Google doesn't like it they can let me know

So... uhm. Relationships. Well, I do not like starting my sentences with W other than well.

Methods. Ritual summons.

I have ritual summons under lock.

Save it.

Save it.

Rfoy 2024/06/17: I codebreak, and this is a movement to the right. Oh, and this is a voice I hear often. It's grating in the annoying sense, but nothing more because it never has been constant, thankfully.