We all die, but not all of us truely live. I am down for crazy stuff and so much into discovering new things. I'm not really here for a pussy. I am more into finding mentally free humans like myself.
Should religion be taught in schools?
I'm an agnostic atheist who has recently been feeling the pull to talk with others about their beliefs. I'm very interested in perfecting my own practice of street epistemology, with the intent of being a catalyst of thought and positive change based in truth and reason. I'm unapologetically nerdy. I play lots of video games, and am always open to meeting new people to play with. However, in recent months I have been devoting more and more time to things that will actively improve my life and get me where I want to be. These things include but are not limited to: *Street Epistemology *Drawing/Painting *Learning 3d modeling/animation *Bullet Journaling
The story might be made up, but watch JW broadcasting, and you will actually hear things very similar to this. Also, that fashion designers design tight pants because they want to turn men gay.
Simple human being
I agree people change. Pets rarely.
Can't speak as to my Wisdom or Charisma scores, but I'm told my INT is high. Hence my presence here. I can't speak authoritatively on how I come across to others, but I love being in small groups of people or, better, one-on-one with someone who knows their stuff. I try to make people feel good. Empirical truth is important to me, but, ultimately, if you're not hurting anyone, you do you. Be happy. You get one life, and there's no reason to believe in an afterlife. (De facto atheist.) My academic interests include philosophy, language, physics, and intellectual potpourri, and I'm passionate about writing! I recently quit pursuing an unneeded degree to do it, which may not be as foolish as it sounds.
