Ozempic faces and bodies are sallow and uncanny because the subject has not deliberately chosen to take the necessary sacrificial steps in a process normally required to lose weight, which entails a consistency that showcases itself as an act of self love. People who lose weight with that healthy attentiveness to their bodies tend to glow. However the Ozempic lab rats are using chemical force to numb their bodies of their natural sensations (hunger pangs) in order to lose weight rapidly, which is a dismissive, destructive act of hatred against the self. So then it becomes this Faustian situation in which that self hatred is easily translated into appearance and expression, making them look like dead eyed corpses in spite of the thinness. All pharmaceuticals are like this
@JoyceCarolOates It's about that time there was an evil tree and Obama got trapped in it and Biden had to oil him up so he could get out. 2011, I think, huge news story.
there was a tweet going around about this but people really don’t see fiction as storytelling anymore, they see it as objective reporting of actual events happening in other worlds. what does “losing to the plot” even mean? why are you even here?
when the online rightwinger starts talking about how classical heroes were manly and stoic and paragons of virtue you have to realise theyre not actually talking about achilles or odysseus but about master chief from halo 2
this discourse is one of the biggest mass psychosis events i think i’ve witnessed outside of politics in a long time i genuinely cannot believe how mad people are about his correct comments