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is aleph null too conventionally attractive

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What do you call a short vampire?

Hemogoblin

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Eat, sleep, die, repeat

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bad and naughty words go to vocabulary jail.

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And I still haven't beaten it in vanilla.

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This is an important thing to remember when putting yourself in someone else's shoes by the way. The idea of putting yourself in someone's shoes is "what if I had the same experiences & perceptions, and what if I was in this situation" not just "what if I was in this situation".

Judging someone for their perceptions is somewhere between morally dubious and unwise—a person cannot just fix a bad perception (at least not immediately), even if they want to. In cases such as the racism example, the person doesn't (necessarily) deserve judgement–if they know that it is wrong and are trying to amend the problem (via therapy), they are a moral person.

Even the most vile of people can be understood if you see through their eyes and know what they went through, this doesn't make them or their acts less vile but it makes them more human. A person can be moral in spite of their innate perception.

PLEASE remember to not judge someone for what's in their brain: don't judge someone for their taste in media (no matter how bad), don't judge someone for bias (no matter how extreme), don't judge someone for kinks (no matter how vile). It's okay to have strong emotions towards someone you don't see eye to eye perception wise, the emotional response is natural and is also a perceptive opinion in and of itself.

I want to reiterate this specific point, a person can have something 'wrong' in their brain, and also refrain from acting amorally upon it. People are born with many of their perceptions, and get plenty of them from how they are raised, neither thing is within their control. Do not judge them. Judge actions not people.

Everyone can become a better person. Everyone can be a good person. Everyone. EVERYONE. Not everyone will become a better person, not everyone can get the help they need to be good. But you can be good. And you can help someone else be better. We are here to help everyone up, not just 'good' people.

Important distinction between types of opinions:

One type of opinion is what is normally thought of as an opinion; such as whether a different person is good/bad, or whether or not a piece of media is well made. These are differences in conclusions.

The other type of 'opinions' are perception differences. This applies to things like whether or not pineapple on pizza is good. A person who believes pineapple pizza is good is having a different taste sensation than someone who thinks it's bad.

The two kinds of opinions affect each other, if someone finds a video game to be unfun (perceptive difference), they may come to the conclusion that it is poorly made (conclusive differences).

Perceptive differences are not always morally neutral though. For example someone can subconsciously see all black people as worse than a morally equivalent white person; this is a perceptive difference but it will likely lead to unfair judgement from the person in question.

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Important distinction between types of opinions:

One type of opinion is what is normally thought of as an opinion; such as whether a different person is good/bad, or whether or not a piece of media is well made. These are differences in conclusions.

The other type of 'opinions' are perception differences. This applies to things like whether or not pineapple on pizza is good. A person who believes pineapple pizza is good is having a different taste sensation than someone who thinks it's bad.

The two kinds of opinions affect each other, if someone finds a video game to be unfun (perceptive difference), they may come to the conclusion that it is poorly made (conclusive differences).

Perceptive differences are not always morally neutral though. For example someone can subconsciously see all black people as worse than a morally equivalent white person; this is a perceptive difference but it will likely lead to unfair judgement from the person in question.

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I've gotten very good at pretending to be human but it's kind of exhausting. But unfortunately being human is the only way for me to socialize and so I will continue implicitly lying that I am one of them by the act of sharing words.

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cell bio professor closed out today's lecture on free-radical oxidation in mitochondria and programmed cell death by saying "you've probably all seen those commercials for fruit juice that says it's got antioxidants, which are said to prevent this sort of thing from happening, or at least slow it down. well, they don't work. this is an inevitable fact of life— this process that lets us live is also the thing that kills us, and it's why all of us will die someday. there's no escaping that. it's been with us since the dawn of eukaryotic cells; our pact with mitochondria is to the death. anyway, enjoy the rest of your friday, and remember, exam four is next week!"

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Memes que je peux pas tant poster ou ma famille me suit lol

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I think one of the biggest problems with modern Christianity is the refusal to separate mythology and religion.

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The Apathy has stricken me.

Woe.

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Having math autism and dyscalcula is a wild ride. I'm up in here doing calculus while I get basic addition wrong.