I don't see the distinction. Creating a gust of wind with your hand is, definitionally, manipulating energy. The fact that we can move objects at all is already telekinesis.
A bit of unexpected personal news: I was recently diagnosed with tuberculosis. I’m getting treatment and following my doctors’ recommendations, and I’m doing okay. Definitely not something I expected to have on my 2026 bingo card, but here we are.
I’m grateful for the people who have already been there for me, and I appreciate everyone’s patience and understanding while I navigate this.
Fascinated to learn there's market research on the coward demographic. Please DM me privately with any relevant data on this consumer segment. I'm looking to capture this market.
Calling women flowers is misogynistic. We cut flowers from their roots, arrange their corpses for decoration, and throw them away when they wilt and stop looking pretty. We also treat the ones with huge knockers better.
Are there any drugs that reveal something besides basic platitudes and cliches? I’m looking for genuinely new revelations. I don’t want to learn that “love is the answer” or that “I need to let go.”
No one dies at 71 “naturally.” We need to stop normalizing this. If Lindsey Graham had had a stronger support system, if his loved ones had checked in, and if firearms weren’t so readily available in this country, he might still be with us today.
Lindsay Graham was 71.
I will not be participating in conspiracy theory discussion, he wasn’t moving any needle that much on any front that somebody would “take him out” as opposed to other people.
My dad dropped dead at 57.
71 is a good age he had a good run.
This happens.
I am saddened to learn of the passing of a towering figure in American public life, Senator Lindsey Graham. He was full of wit, energy, and charm, and he cared deeply about breathing, which he continued to do until shortly before his death. I am sending my thoughts and prayers to his friends and loved ones.
What makes drowning special is that it's actually one of the few causes of death that occurs in tandem with dying!
You die *after* a battle with cancer. You lose consciousness 5-8 seconds *after* the guillotine falls...
But drowning is coextensive with the act of dying. In fact, you can't even properly be said to have drowned unless you actually pass away!
Food for thought from today's news.