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RoentgenDevice wrote:

WorldisQuiet5256 wrote:Sound like something that happen to me a year ago.

Are we supposed to ask what that was? Or is it an event burned into everyone's collective memory but mine?

I went insane for a 2nd time after my car accident. Lasted for about a month.
I took apart my Lego Base, even tore out the original page from my Black Dossier.
I hid them in a trashcan in one of my bedrooms.

I was able to collect them all back again after words.

Oh yeah, that accident.

I have to compile two lists:

1) Movies I want to watch
2) Any flash game I've played online I wouldn't mind playing again

Someone remind me to do this.

Hey



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You need to do two lists


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Is it possible to feel good without automatically creating an inequality by doing so? Can't stop thinking about that atm

What do you mean an inequality?

The Kakama wrote:What do you mean an inequality?

Let's say you and some coworkers work at some company for a big amount of time. Eventually, you'd really like to take a leading position there, and so do the coworkers.
If you and your coworkers prove to have the same managment skills and did an overall good job there, but it's you who gets this position, isn't that inequal then? Maybe the coworkers were career oriented their whole life and leading a company was their biggest goal ever and they'll never get to fulfill it now.

While it may be true if you cause an inequality if those around you want that you get, if those around you don't want what you want then there won't be an equality.
Like if there's only one cake in a room and you want cake but your friend doesn't like cake, then there's no problem.
I think what you're describing is competition.

Computer Thought:
"There are only two ways to get into your own house. The Front Door. The Back Door. And your PC. No, this is not a joke, you cannot enter your house via your computer screen. But, if a hacker were to break into PC, what's to prevent you from saying he/she wasn't already in your house?"

The person is not physically in the house. It would be like saying if you were holding a lojg pole and sticking it into someone's house is the same as being inside the house. Similarly, the hacker is not inside your computer but has a tool that allows him or her to manipulate it from the outside, like a program.