That’s what I mean by “cold.” More “past the point of emotion.”
Passionate violence is a different thing. Like you say, it looks very logical and planned. Casual.
I’m probably reading into things here, but then again we all are.
I saw cold hate in his posture when he did the deed. This is someone who lost their beloved to an algorithm.
And, yeah, he could be one of literally several million people that way.
Pressure cooker sales to the moon!
Ibuprofen if I’m at work, but at home I usually take a short nap and have some coffee after, which works better for me.
Never forget that Trip straight up got impregnated In season 1.
I regularly see 2 on my commute. I wouldn’t exactly notice that I have a similar commute to other people, but a Cybertruck sticks out.
1 of them has been painted a matte black that looks like a chalkboard (good luck to them when the road salt comes out) and the other is the regular finish.
Either way, I’m always thinking about just how fucking dorky the things look compared to everything else on the highway.
And it’s not like they’re using it for anything cool. They’re both just stuck in the same traffic as the rest of us.
I just use part of a post-it note.
You can buy something like this here in the US.
The roll is smaller, and they market it as being made for camping (takes up less space in the pack, etc). It also, of course, costs more because of this, since modern camping gear loves to price gouge.
If you’re going to pack TP though, just spool what you need around something smaller in diameter (like a skewer). Or if you know what you’re doing then just use leaves instead, those are free.
Teaching people to be compassionate out of a promise of reward was always a terrible idea. No society has ever really rewarded kindness.
We should be teaching young people that compassion is an act of rebellion against uncaring systems and always has been.