Anyone who’s had a pacemaker, prosthetic joint, cataract surgery, one of those pumps to manually inflate an otherwise impotent penis, a tooth filling, a peg leg, etc… is a cyborg.
My takeaway from this is that when I decide I’ve had my fill of life, I should end it in a way that’s -very- costly to whichever corp I’m most pissed off at when the time comes.
We had to say goodbye to my father a couple years back, so it is now my mothers ‘job’ to cost the pension paying company as much as possible. It’s hard work, but it honest living.
I actually agree with “the slog of our day to day lives is making us unproductive” but I think the cause is depression at a societal level. I can barely get myself to do anything outside of work, when I get home I am absolutely drained and it kills me inside. I want to accomplish things but I just can’t.
I hate we’re going through this, but it does help to know I’m not alone. I try, I really do. I am near done with grad school and work full time, but in my free time I’m too drained to do much more than just zone out for hours.
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Powerful people need to be more scared.
Americans are being told to die sooner, meanwhile the Japanese are one step away from becoming cyborgs.
Anyone who’s had a pacemaker, prosthetic joint, cataract surgery, one of those pumps to manually inflate an otherwise impotent penis, a tooth filling, a peg leg, etc… is a cyborg.
We crossed that line a LONG time ago.
Guys, quick question. If I go hire a prostitute to punch Helen its like…not as bad as a man punching a woman right?
Time is a factor here.
My takeaway from this is that when I decide I’ve had my fill of life, I should end it in a way that’s -very- costly to whichever corp I’m most pissed off at when the time comes.
We had to say goodbye to my father a couple years back, so it is now my mothers ‘job’ to cost the pension paying company as much as possible. It’s hard work, but it honest living.
I actually agree with “the slog of our day to day lives is making us unproductive” but I think the cause is depression at a societal level. I can barely get myself to do anything outside of work, when I get home I am absolutely drained and it kills me inside. I want to accomplish things but I just can’t.
I hate we’re going through this, but it does help to know I’m not alone. I try, I really do. I am near done with grad school and work full time, but in my free time I’m too drained to do much more than just zone out for hours.