HelpQA Tags Search FAQ
Start a New Post Chat Login & Registration

164 replies, Replies 31 to 40

how to be human

NaCtHoMaN wrote:
wouldn't this grow on us better if it had a personal touch to it..?? anyone can read science .. doesn't make us a scientist, tho im pretty sure there are some zealots who can easily apply this information and turn their lives around a hundred and eighty degrees matrix style.

yep! you're absolutely right and I wish I could! but I got my C2 when I was 16, so, it's not gonna happen!!! ๐Ÿ˜€ ๐Ÿ˜„ I'll just let your imagination go wild on this one! (you'll actually see me do this a lot, post something I read or answer with a video instead of giving my own opinion.)

- written
how to be human

PepperJ wrote:
True. They do choose to be alone. But in a monastary, aren't you part of a community, still?

oh! I see that "monk" has a different meaning in English! I don't know how things work there. in greek, monk litteraly means "to be alone"! there are monasteries that are communities and there are other monks living in mountains, inside cells, and they often don't see people for days. if they live in a community monastery, they often have one job, they pray alone or in teams, do the job and then pray again. nothing like the community we have in mind. but you're right. I suppose they have some sort of communication, but often they don't have close bonds with anyone. and most important, they don't have family bonds. many of them take the vow of silence. oh, and the first synthetic of the word monastery, means alone. (so in my crazy mind you asked me something that didn't make sense! hah sorry)

- written
how to be human

beautycomesfromwithin wrote:
Thanks for sharing. I found this very insightful and it is making me think more about life as i was continuing to read each paragraph.

hi! yes, that's the reason I posted, it made think a lot. thanks a lot!!!

PepperJ wrote:
I don't know if you can be happy if #3 is not met.

Great post, btw

hi! I'm not sure about this one. there are people out there who claim to be happier alone. personally I think they're either disappointed or too afraid of being hurt (again). but I'm pretty sure you can live a happy life when you have some sort of communication with other people, even if you don't have close friends. and also there are people who choose to be alone in the wild or in monasteries or even travel all the time.
thanks for your input! I appreciate it a lot!

- written
63 earths can fit inside uranus (when the sun goes supernova, it'll burn up the earth, but uranus should be ok.)

soco wrote:
Sorry but you are wrong. The most earths I've been able to fit in my anus is like 3 or 4.

the real question here is, were they flat or round? lol

- written
I keep on finding wasp in the house?

if you're not allergic, if I were you, I'd let them be! the queen probably thought she found a safe place near your house, they're very smart.
the on-off spring this year killed many of them. and as the weather keeps changing dramatically, their population will be even more decreased. If the winter is warm, queens come out of hibernation early and with limited food sources, they can die of starvation.
they are also helpful if you have a garden.
so, if they're not life threatening for you or your family, there's no reason to kill them, and Raid which was suggested above, is more harmful to people than wasps, and it also kills bees (which is bad for the environment!) oh, and they'll be gone by winter. the males die out and the queens usually find a new place next year. and they've probably been there the whole summer, and now the males are dying out due to the weather.

- written
63 earths can fit inside uranus (when the sun goes supernova, it'll burn up the earth, but uranus should be ok.)

NaCtHoMaN wrote:
yea .. it could be better.. no wonder aliens dont want to hang out with us

hah I think this is the reason they gave us Jebus..

- written
63 earths can fit inside uranus (when the sun goes supernova, it'll burn up the earth, but uranus should be ok.)

lol it sounded like a yo mama joke!

- written
R.I.P.@Mya...

BIG-AL-ONE wrote:

Here, let me try -
- buhyyy, bhuyyy -
No! No music contracts for me. ๐Ÿ˜‹

hah lol

- written
how to be human

๐•อคอญอฅฬ‡๐•–๐•ฅ๐•šใ€‚(Yeti.) wrote:
This one seems to be based on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maslow's_hierarch... .

yep! it's based on Maslow's hierarchy of needs. what I wanted to point out, and the reason I didn't use the pyramid, and the thing I wanted to make as conclusion, is that, from step 2 and above, it's not exactly "needs" anymore, because you can survive and live a happy life any way you choose. someone could live happily without having a home, another might not need a relationship, etc. humans don't come with a manual book and it would be stupid if you tried to give them instructions on how to live their life. first of, we don't need to know that we need to breathe and eat. in order to die, you need to choose to stop doing what you do from default. but in order to live a happier life, you need to choose to do some things. anyways..
oh, forgot to say, there are two books named "how to be human", the one is written by Ruby Wax, a funny, motivational book with a scientific approach, and the other is written by Paula Cocozza, it's the story of the life of a woman who was abused in her marriage and her life after.

- written
R.I.P.@Mya...

byyyyyyye byyyyye Myaaaaaaa
I'm gonna miss you sooooooooo
byyyyyyyyyyyye cough *cough*
oh god I'm such a bad singer, even the voice inside me sounds terrible!

- written

To use this site you must be 13 years or older and occasionally submit your email address. Your email address is only shared with your explicit permission.

Home Page - Privacy Policy - Terms of Service - Feedback