Spending time with children, I’m experiencing a sort of culture shock.
Little boys and girls constantly call each other “bruh” like frat boys and the mullet has inexplicably made a comeback.
One of my favorite lecture series to listen to was Leonard Peikoff’s The History of Philosophy, so I was ecstatic to find out Amanda had a tape set of the missing second half of the series that goes from Kant to Rand. I’m so excited to listen to it!
I have really struggled to identify the common thread in the extremely eclectic collection of music I listen to. When people ask me what kind of music I like, I genuinely have no idea what to tell them. Just very specific songs in random disparate genres 😅
I feel like a moron whenever someone asks me how old I am.
While I could always give an immediate reply as a kid, I have to take a minute to calculate it now.
I simply spend zero time thinking about my current age in daily life, so my age doesn’t get updated in my memory 🤷♂️
It’s terrifying to me to have a doctor try to explain to me what my zodiac sign means about my personality. I thought middle school girls were the only ones who took horoscopes 100% seriously until I started spending time in California
Going back and forth between rural Idaho and LA is a strange, surreal experience. One day I’m going to a gun show in the local elementary school gym and the next I’m having lunch with someone who actually believes in astrology. It’s hard to believe these two worlds coexist.
@HippyMomPhD@_samantha_joy@seanjs Having attended @KetteringU, I highly recommend it. I wouldn’t go as far as to say it is the best way to learn, but you get tons of work experience if developing that is your goal. Plus working a co-op full-time half the year makes it much easier to pay for school.