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Between the Lines
Joined December 2025
What brand of potato chips do you like?
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I’ve started playing Terraria, and I’d say I’m still pretty much a beginner. I’ve only got a few dozen hours in the game, and the furthest I’ve ever gotten was to the Lunatic Cultist, the boss right before the Moon Lord.
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Now I feel like I’ve wasted all those hours. I can’t even beat zombies anymore. All I can do is box myself in like this.
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Do you think people will still be playing Phantom Blade Zero this year? Thinking back to Black Myth: Wukong, it felt like everyone was playing it back then. I was one of the people who pre-ordered it, and those days were genuinely so much fun.
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The best part was how the whole internet was buzzing about the same game. We were all looking up guides, getting stuck at the same bosses, and discussing the story together.
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I wonder if Phantom Blade Zero can bring back that same kind of magic and reach the heights that Black Myth: Wukong did.
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I can't resist instrumental music with background noise.
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“My heart beats her waves at the shore of the world and writes upon it her signature in tears with the words, ‘I love thee.’” — Rabindranath Tagore, Stray Birds (1916), No. 29.
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I suddenly remembered a term: the overview effect. It’s what astronauts experience when they look at Earth from space and realize just how small and insignificant we humans really are.
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But when you zoom out and look at the bigger picture, you realize that we’re all so small, like grains of sand in the vast universe. One day, everything will eventually fade away.
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And when you look at things from that perspective, the problems that once seemed so overwhelming don’t feel quite so scary anymore.
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A gentle reminder this World Mental Health Day: be kind to yourself, check in on your people, and remember that it’s okay not to be okay. 💚
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Pluviophile — A Lover of Rain From a psychological perspective, people who love rainy weather may be seeking a sense of security.
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This feeling is somewhat like that of our prehistoric ancestors hiding in a cave while a torrential downpour rages outside.
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Inside the cave, they feel protected from the elements and undisturbed by the outside world, without having to worry about a wild animal suddenly attacking them from behind.
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