@tmsilverman@legaltweetz Well, we have to be free to our own religion, meaning we have to be allowed to reject others’ faiths, so I guess I would need to know what’s actually, objectively immoral about it to take this seriously.
@wendelltalks In all sincerity: I love that we’re free not to follow it.
A religion is infinitely more meaningful when it’s a choice, not arbitrarily forced upon us by when, where, and to whom we happen to be born. Thank goodness we’re free to make our own decisions about it.
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@BenStiller a blind co-op Severance game would be amazing. You and a friend play as Innie and Outie and have to solve puzzles as you switch between areas.
@BenStiller I have a feeling once I’ve seen the finale, which will undoubtedly answer all of my questions, I’m gonna wanna watch the whole season again to pick up on the subtexts that weren’t obvious the first time around. Confirmable?