We tend to passively suffer under the crashing waves of life. This implies we have no power to change anything. However if one can find a will-to-power in his life, by struggling against his own likes and dislikes, he can awaken his will, maybe not an insane amount but gradually. Treat it like the Gym, progressive-overload philosophy.

In Japanese, 青 (ao) can refer to both blue and green. Kanji originated in ancient China, carrying linguistic history which predate their adoption into Japanese. Now let's think about something. How would the world look if our concepts, and language were flipped, would it be viewed differently? The world we see is not merely a matter of what our eyes perceive, but also how our language shapes our experience of it. Even the sky, which seems so obviously blue to us, could be slighly an illusion. This begs the question: do we all perceive the world in the same way?

"Each one of us has it in themselves to be a free spirit, just as every rose bud has in it a rose." -Rudolf Steiner

"Impossible is a word to be found only in the dictionary of fools." -Napoleon Bonaparte

To those who supported the takedown of reaction YouTubers, you may not realize that once this kind of behaviour is normalized, it won’t just stop with content you dislike. The same standards can eventually be applied to the things you do care about.

But the teddy bears caught epstien

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