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Danilo_G

There exist no boundaries, as in the desert, as in the sky, and memories calmly pass settling wherever they find it coziest.

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  • Screen Name* Danilo_G
  • Gender* Male
  • Where do you live? Belgium and Bosnia
  • About Me: Person of ­many inter­ests who p­rioritizes­ a clear p­erspective­. I find i­t difficul­t to descr­ibe myself­ in brief,­ as simpli­city may s­eem compli­cated; the­ reflectio­ns scatter­ed around ­here ought­ to presen­t a reliab­le picture­, however,­ if taken ­holistical­ly.

    genius.com­/users/The­_Legacy is­ where I d­o some wri­ting on li­terature, ­video game­s and the ­occasional­ moral mat­ter.
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  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to Thanks to an Answermug pal I learned about an animated version of Charlotte's Web about which I knew nothing. Aren't pals great?:
    Thanks, Welbz! That's not a typo, by the way: I think Welbz sounds pretty cool. You're the great pal who inspired this question in the first place, aren't you?
    • Tue at 3:24 AM
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    Danilo_G replied to Thanks to an Answermug pal I learned about an animated version of Charlotte's Web about which I knew nothing. Aren't pals great?:
    Haha, I do like that it's never hard to tell what it is you love. As it happens, I have seen Hachi. Dogs and faithfulness are the best, and never far apart. I'm not a good tear-upper during movies myself but, if I recall correctly, Richard Gere ...  moreHaha, I do like that it's never hard to tell what it is you love. As it happens, I have seen Hachi. Dogs and faithfulness are the best, and never far apart. I'm not a good tear-upper during movies myself but, if I recall correctly, Richard Gere accepted the role because he cried reading the screenplay. You're welcome, Rosie!  
    • Mon at 10:24 AM
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    Danilo_G replied to Thanks to an Answermug pal I learned about an animated version of Charlotte's Web about which I knew nothing. Aren't pals great?:
    Thomas Gray was/is great.It's fantastic to share, to come across new interest thanks to friends, and luck is no doubt much involved. I get the melancholy associated to this: sometimes one will have to wonder how much beauty is out there perhaps never to b...  moreThomas Gray was/is great.It's fantastic to share, to come across new interest thanks to friends, and luck is no doubt much involved. I get the melancholy associated to this: sometimes one will have to wonder how much beauty is out there perhaps never to be discovered or recovered. The way I solved this luxurious sadness for myself is by considering how brief our time here is anyhow, that our lives will always be packed with something, that we wouldn't be able to experience all that greatness anyhow and therefore don't effectively lose out by not knowing all.To illustrate: I could very easily have missed this question, but then I would have seen something else; vice versa, by responding to this I'm bound to be ignorant to another impulse. I can't be expected to be on here all the time, and even if this were possible there's so much else that I'd be missing out on. If it's always a win-lose sort of scenario, focus on the gain.So on the one hand I say let's be grateful, and on the other let's simply minimize how mu...    less
    • Mon at 6:26 AM
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    Danilo_G replied to It's impossible to believe that super don voters and anyone-but-don voters share anything, much less values. How different are they?:
    I still believe that the Trump-faithful (and, agreed, they sure can be too much so, not unlike many leftists to their idols) also want peace and stability, and in that broad sense are similar to others; that in fact a vast majority of us looks to those va...  moreI still believe that the Trump-faithful (and, agreed, they sure can be too much so, not unlike many leftists to their idols) also want peace and stability, and in that broad sense are similar to others; that in fact a vast majority of us looks to those values, but that we only differ in our approaches. Trump is arguably in power (whatever that power signifies) due to the masses who felt unheard and unconsidered, and now their political counterparts have been very actively hammering in on the same regarding themselves.Yet all this shouting and bickering on both ends hardly gets us anywhere. That's why I feel it's important to place more emphasis on what we all have in common--else we simply swirl and drown in our inevitable differences. Thank you Rosie, and Happy Monday to thee!  less
    • Mon at 6:18 AM
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    Danilo_G replied to It's impossible to believe that super don voters and anyone-but-don voters share anything, much less values. How different are they?:
    I think the differences are generally superficial. As between politicians themselves, oftentimes.
    • September 16
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    Danilo_G replied to If you learned to hate yourself your whole life can you still come out smiling?:
    Thanks, Welby! (The question happens to relate to Sanja.)
    • September 15
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    Danilo_G replied to If you learned to hate yourself your whole life can you still come out smiling?:
    In fiction it often makes for an interesting main character (notably but not necessarily within the noir genre) when despite their self-loathing they find themselves capable of doing some good for others.One can somehow come to the realization that past b...  moreIn fiction it often makes for an interesting main character (notably but not necessarily within the noir genre) when despite their self-loathing they find themselves capable of doing some good for others.One can somehow come to the realization that past burdens might make present strengths and opportunities, or that as long as one lives and breathes one may do well, or that fortune could just give the right circumstances a push when most needed. As for smiling, I guess there's never truly a solid reason why one couldn't.  less
    • September 14
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    Danilo_G replied to What wonderful quotes from history or movies or books or songs do you find so beautiful?:
    Oppenheimer's (or the Gita's) remains a startling one. I still don't know how much to respect him; he seems to have been a responsible and committed individual who helped bring about one--or two--of the most atrocious deeds in history, though we continue ...  moreOppenheimer's (or the Gita's) remains a startling one. I still don't know how much to respect him; he seems to have been a responsible and committed individual who helped bring about one--or two--of the most atrocious deeds in history, though we continue to criticize it so little.If I have to stay at one quotation, this one comes to mind since I've been reading the wonderful Borges again:I resorted to the least discerning of passions: patriotism.  
    • September 13
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    Danilo_G replied to Of the 50 US states, which would you NEVER use as a newborn baby's name?:
    I ain't raisin' no Missy Sippy!
    • September 2
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    Danilo_G replied to Have you heard this piece of trivia about John McCain?:
    How did you manage to shift the blame onto ol' Lawrence, Ele? Come on, we both know better.
    • September 2
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    Danilo_G replied to Which song (s) would you like played at your funeral? Why?:
    Oh yes, and then there's Aaliyah's "Can I Come Over" should I become a ghost. Thank you, Rosie, and Happy Thursday!
    • August 30
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    Danilo_G replied to Which song (s) would you like played at your funeral? Why?:
    "We Be Burning" if I'm cremated, though.
    • August 30
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to Which song (s) would you like played at your funeral? Why?:
    "You Stop My Heart." I think the occasion, like most, could use a light touch.
    • August 30
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    Danilo_G replied to Do you walk into ugliness and other heady gripe every day of your strife in this so called life?:
    Not every day; and I don't consider this strife either. I know it's out there, though--some of it meaningful.
    • August 19
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    Danilo_G replied to You are waiting for the phone to ring. It has been an hour. To pass the time, you are __________:
    My first reaction was "reaching for a book." More likely, staring blankly into space for what feels like five minutes until the phone call irks me.
    • August 16
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    Danilo_G replied to Isn't this a creepy-but-excellent opening paragraph to a book?:
    Anything that gets people out of reading is a real bummer. Are e-books an option?
    • August 15
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    Danilo_G replied to I saved, over a span of years, phone messages that help me when I'm down or need a smile. I just accidentally deleted them all.:
    I'd argue that happiness (or confidence, or support, or however we would term it here) needs to come primarily from within. This can be a step forward, to being someone who carries those voices, those words and those emotions with them anywhere, all the t...  moreI'd argue that happiness (or confidence, or support, or however we would term it here) needs to come primarily from within. This can be a step forward, to being someone who carries those voices, those words and those emotions with them anywhere, all the time, without any pressures or expectations (these so often being a source of disappointment) to turn to an external impulse to revive them. How've you been, Welby?  
    • August 14
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    Danilo_G replied to Grammar gurus; which is correct, 'it would be better if Karen were assessed by an external organisation' or *was* assessed by an external..:
    Difficult to speak of 'correct' here; as so often, it's a matter of taste."Were" would in this case express the subjunctive mood (more clearly conveyed in Romance languages, e.g. Spanish), which entails such nuances as emotion, hypothesis, or incertitude....  moreDifficult to speak of 'correct' here; as so often, it's a matter of taste."Were" would in this case express the subjunctive mood (more clearly conveyed in Romance languages, e.g. Spanish), which entails such nuances as emotion, hypothesis, or incertitude. If we were to assume that the writer knew what they were doing, their choice of "was" may value directness and conviction over discretion and politeness.Technically it is correct though generally ill-advised (so I do agree with Welby and you); I don't care much provided I be convinced that the other know (more subjunctives there) the distinction.  less
    • June 15
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    Danilo_G replied to Do you use deodorants? Don’t you worry that you’re spraying lots of aluminium into your body?:
    I once guessed wrong, and that's when my nose gained the ability. Not just her age; with a proper sample I can tell you how many steps lead out of her home and what good she'd be in a catfight.
    • June 10
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    Danilo_G replied to Do you use deodorants? Don’t you worry that you’re spraying lots of aluminium into your body?:
    I need to get her scent or I won't trust that she is in fact a woman. It also allows me to gauge her true age (the only way to know without resorting to pickpocketing) and hormonal levels. Deodorant confuses me like when a dog goes around a...  moreI need to get her scent or I won't trust that she is in fact a woman. It also allows me to gauge her true age (the only way to know without resorting to pickpocketing) and hormonal levels. Deodorant confuses me like when a dog goes around a newcomer in the park only to find another head and no butt. DEODORANT IS ANIMAL ABUSE.  
    • June 10
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    Danilo_G replied to Do you use deodorants? Don’t you worry that you’re spraying lots of aluminium into your body?:
    Don't know about health concerns, though I'm keeping it simple anyhow. For me the main reason is I find it ridiculous how people exaggerate a little bit of body odor; I'm generally sensitive to smells yet I'd rather sense some light sweating than chemical...  moreDon't know about health concerns, though I'm keeping it simple anyhow. For me the main reason is I find it ridiculous how people exaggerate a little bit of body odor; I'm generally sensitive to smells yet I'd rather sense some light sweating than chemicals that can make me go into a coughing fit. Plus I like it just fine when such individuals keep their distance from me.  
    • June 10
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    Danilo_G replied to CONGRATS to the GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS for the 4-game sweep of the Cleveland Cavaliers. Any fans out there?:
    Agreed, yet my view on talent is precisely that it's more impressive going against the odds. That's what fascinated me about James this post-season: no-one was giving the Cavs a real chance, and still he kept putting in those performances. To me that's wo...  moreAgreed, yet my view on talent is precisely that it's more impressive going against the odds. That's what fascinated me about James this post-season: no-one was giving the Cavs a real chance, and still he kept putting in those performances. To me that's worth more than a title; it's easy to be the best when everyone around you gives you such a huge advantage. This may be an exaggerated analogy, but I wouldn't be celebrating if I knocked out someone a foot smaller than I. Happy Saturday, Rosie!  
    • June 9
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    Danilo_G replied to What motivates women to become muscular?:
    Put that way it sounds like something of a conspiracy, and I don't think I can believe in that. I'm relatively opposed to most mainstream "female empowerment" only because it generally seems to do the opposite.I really wouldn't say that in the past depend...  morePut that way it sounds like something of a conspiracy, and I don't think I can believe in that. I'm relatively opposed to most mainstream "female empowerment" only because it generally seems to do the opposite.I really wouldn't say that in the past dependence has worked fine, though. Just looking at domestic abuse, women must to some extent protect themselves from men too. Cooperation is indeed preferable--no discussion there.  
    • June 9
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    Danilo_G replied to What motivates women to become muscular?:
    I don't much like saying what women--or men, for that matter--should or shouldn't do/feel, or what 'feminine' ought to entail. My maternal grandmother (never really knew the other) was an admirable parent who practically ran an entire farm by herself to r...  moreI don't much like saying what women--or men, for that matter--should or shouldn't do/feel, or what 'feminine' ought to entail. My maternal grandmother (never really knew the other) was an admirable parent who practically ran an entire farm by herself to raise three children under very trying circumstances, losing one newborn and dealing with an alcoholic husband to whom she was engaged right as she became an adult. It all took a lot of physical strength too, but I wouldn't see anything wrong with that being a paradigm of femininity.The 'buzz' of which we speak I relate principally to proactivity; hormones or what we call them or how we categorize them are secondary: my interest lies in how positive and constructive a person can be, so if exercise helps with that then all the better.I can admit that there is something appealing in being able to offer a shoulder to someone when they ask for it; specifically in being a man who offers a woman stability, reliability, a sanctuary. That doesn't mean her independence is...    less
    • June 9
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    Danilo_G replied to What motivates women to become muscular?:
    That's what I'm talking about too, though. When a woman shows such physical strength it may also suggest the emotional strength required to develop the former--all the more so if it goes against standard conceptions of what 'femininity' should be; that is...  moreThat's what I'm talking about too, though. When a woman shows such physical strength it may also suggest the emotional strength required to develop the former--all the more so if it goes against standard conceptions of what 'femininity' should be; that is to say, when they are capable of going against the grain in their pursuit of what makes them feel better, more developed.If you work out, don't you ever feel positively closer to the world in its fundamental senses, more stimulated to tackle (personal) issues, and therefore simultaneously freer to be considerate of others? These are all qualities I esteem.As someone who would like to lead a demanding life in the Bosnian countryside, I for one do find some physical strength in potential partners appealing.  less
    • June 9
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    Danilo_G replied to CONGRATS to the GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS for the 4-game sweep of the Cleveland Cavaliers. Any fans out there?:
    The GSW deserve it, what with the quality they have, but that's precisely why I can't root for them. They're just such big dogs--already were a great team before the fantastic Kevin Durant joined them--that it upsets the balance; plus as time goes by play...  moreThe GSW deserve it, what with the quality they have, but that's precisely why I can't root for them. They're just such big dogs--already were a great team before the fantastic Kevin Durant joined them--that it upsets the balance; plus as time goes by players such as Curry appear to grow more arrogant. LeBron James truly impressed me all over again with his performances at the age of 33, with his injuries and all. I'm hoping the Cavs can come back stronger.  
    • June 9
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    Danilo_G replied to What motivates women to become muscular?:
    Men may generally have the advantage, biologically, but that doesn't mean a woman can't be stronger, faster, more enduring than a man. Anyhow, I don't think any such superiority is the objective at all; I exercise because the discipline, development, conc...  moreMen may generally have the advantage, biologically, but that doesn't mean a woman can't be stronger, faster, more enduring than a man. Anyhow, I don't think any such superiority is the objective at all; I exercise because the discipline, development, concentration (or distraction, depending on how you look at it), health benefits, physical reconnection etc. do me well, and don't see why it should be different for others.I'm more likely to be attracted to a woman who is physically capable (long as she isn't aggressive about it, of course, but that goes for everyone), and who therefore shows some psychological traits that I find preferable too (dedication, self-reliance, appreciation of physical work). It seems to me, Gypsyking, if you don't mind me saying so, that you're concerned with the shifts of traditional values, but then I'd say that what I've written here is about as old-school as can be: wouldn't a lion want to be with the fittest lioness to support the strength of their offspring?  less
    • June 9
  • Danilo_G
    Danilo_G replied to Do you think modern times just as exciting discovering new things about the universe as hundreds years ago explorers discovering new lands?:
    Hehe, today's discoveries sure are more distant conceptually as well; tougher to get a feel for. Sometimes I imagine what it may have been like to come across, say, a whale, condor, elephant or panther for those who had never heard of them before.We'll ha...  moreHehe, today's discoveries sure are more distant conceptually as well; tougher to get a feel for. Sometimes I imagine what it may have been like to come across, say, a whale, condor, elephant or panther for those who had never heard of them before.We'll have something to brag about as soon as the aliens contact us, though.  
    • June 6
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    Danilo_G replied to What are some protein based foods for a Vegan diet?:
    There are other sources for B12 too, though, I believe. Kefir alone does the trick for me (I'm vegetarian and don't take any supplements whatsoever), but as it's a type of yoghurt I can't suggest it for vegans. Some mushrooms can apparently help.
    • June 5
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    Danilo_G replied to Do you kill bugs and insects that fly into your house or do you catch and release them?:
    Sometimes I kill them accidentally, but always go for the catch and release--no exception, from fruit flies to wasps.
    • June 4
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    Danilo_G replied to Do you and your significant other make a cute couple?* ~:
    You tell me:Heavens, I love my PlayStation.
    • June 1
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    Danilo_G replied to Are Muslims taking over Europe?:
    That's what the people say; so, no, they are not. And those whom I know add some culture where it's difficult to do so.
    • May 28
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    Danilo_G replied to Have you ever fallen down the stairs?:
    Don't think so, but I fell up the stairs once. Carrying a laptop, I took a leap forward to keep it and myself intact.
    • May 26
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    Danilo_G replied to What are some names of people that are also adverbs? Surnames included. ~:
    'Morrow' is archaic as an adverb ('tomorrow'), but it's the best I can provide right now without diving into adverb/adjective polemics (e.g. 'deep').
    • May 26
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    Danilo_G replied to Is there a song in which you love how the singer giggles at some point?:
    Haha, or 'cackle!'
    • May 26
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    Danilo_G is now friends with Element 99.
    • May 23
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    Danilo_G replied to Is there a song in which you love how the singer giggles at some point?:
    Good one! I adore Ella Fitzgerald, and you can hear her laughing at herself a bit here along with Duke Ellington and the gang.Superbly 'swingful' song, Ella's scatting filled with delights, and not a bad point to say that what makes life live is energy.
    • May 20
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    Danilo_G replied to Was there or is there an uglier time in American History than now?:
    Man, should there be a survey questioning "mass expulsion, slavery, or sending your people to kill and die in a foreign country: which is prettier?" I don't know if I'd even tick a box if I knew what to answer.
    • May 9
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    Danilo_G replied to Supposing you donate your body for the benefit of medical students would make you feel good to do something useful even after you are dead?:
    I'm sure it varies quite greatly; that sounds like a good approach, and nice of you to do it. In other countries I believe it's necessary to regularly reaffirm the will to donate.
    • May 9
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    Danilo_G replied to Supposing you donate your body for the benefit of medical students would make you feel good to do something useful even after you are dead?:
    • May 9
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    Danilo_G replied to Supposing you donate your body for the benefit of medical students would make you feel good to do something useful even after you are dead?:
    Seems like a proper thing to do, though it's apparently a bureaucratic hassle. Don't get why administrations couldn't make such donation the standard, that--instead of the people trying to help--everyone who would not want it be the ones to go through tha...  moreSeems like a proper thing to do, though it's apparently a bureaucratic hassle. Don't get why administrations couldn't make such donation the standard, that--instead of the people trying to help--everyone who would not want it be the ones to go through that paperwork repeatedly.  
    • May 9
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    • May 5
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    Danilo_G replied to Which can you tolerate more, ignorance or stupidity?:
    Hehe, difficult to answer in and of itself. Suppose the decisive factor is just how vocally either would be expressed.Or perhaps stupidity must always lead to greater ignorance while the reverse is not true; ignorance can be remedied (at least to some ext...  moreHehe, difficult to answer in and of itself. Suppose the decisive factor is just how vocally either would be expressed.Or perhaps stupidity must always lead to greater ignorance while the reverse is not true; ignorance can be remedied (at least to some extent), so to see it nonetheless persist is the more irksome.  
    • May 1
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    Danilo_G replied to Uh - - and WHY was "Forrest Gump" supposedly such a great movie? ;):
    Haha, that is a valid point. Actors usually shouldn't generate the impression that they're trying to prove themselves, if that's what bothered you. You're welcome, Welby!
    • April 28
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    Danilo_G replied to Uh - - and WHY was "Forrest Gump" supposedly such a great movie? ;):
    Didn't watch it until the end. Can understand why others do like it, but to me it's only one of those sentimental movies focused on eliciting some emotions, without (aesthetic) significance. The most popular works tend to be that: formally filled with cli...  moreDidn't watch it until the end. Can understand why others do like it, but to me it's only one of those sentimental movies focused on eliciting some emotions, without (aesthetic) significance. The most popular works tend to be that: formally filled with cliches but just about fresh enough to appeal greatly to a broad audience.Great lead performance, though; haven't heard anyone argue against that.  
    • April 28
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    Danilo_G replied to If Randy D was a pirate ...:
    You knows what, guv'nor, so does me!No, seriously.
    • April 25
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    Whitehair is now friends with Danilo_G.
    • April 24
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    Danilo_G replied to What should a human being really do on a constant basis to thrive better?:
    Try to understand others' perspectives better. Make no mountains of molehills.
    • April 24
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    Danilo_G replied to Do you find it more constructive to oversee a series of problems in their specifics or to try finding a core underneath them?:
    Very much agree with you, Welby.I'm of the opinion that how many people "go for" the Golden Rule is irrelevant: if how one is oneself treated becomes too much of a factor in that, we might all sink each other into disrespect. I.e. niceness is always worth...  moreVery much agree with you, Welby.I'm of the opinion that how many people "go for" the Golden Rule is irrelevant: if how one is oneself treated becomes too much of a factor in that, we might all sink each other into disrespect. I.e. niceness is always worth striving for--perhaps all the more when it resists opposing attitudes.Thank you; always great to see you!  
    • April 24
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    Danilo_G commented on Baba's blog entry: The Truth behind your food. These kinds of discussions can turn hostile very quickly; I'm glad to see you so reasonable (not that I would've expected otherwise).

    When it comes to suffering, though, it's difficult to find anything but ultimately emotional arguments (much like ...  more    These kinds of discussions can turn hostile very quickly; I'm glad to see you so reasonable (not that I would've expected otherwise).

    When it comes to suffering, though, it's difficult to find anything but ultimately emotional arguments (much like how it might be impossible to objectively argue that the average murder is 'bad').

    Yet I agree: the negative impact on the environment, and the lack of agricultural cost-efficiency, so to speak, make enough of a case as it is.  
    • April 24
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  • Screen Name* Danilo_G
  • Gender* Male
  • Where do you live? Belgium and Bosnia
  • About Me: Person of ­many inter­ests who p­rioritizes­ a clear p­erspective­. I find i­t difficul­t to descr­ibe myself­ in brief,­ as simpli­city may s­eem compli­cated; the­ reflectio­ns scatter­ed around ­here ought­ to presen­t a reliab­le picture­, however,­ if taken ­holistical­ly.

    genius.com­/users/The­_Legacy is­ where I d­o some wri­ting on li­terature, ­video game­s and the ­occasional­ moral mat­ter.

  • Do you find it more constructive to oversee a series of problems in their specifics or to try finding a core underneath them?

    'Tab for a Cause' (not that I believe too strongly in their comm...  more'Tab for a Cause' (not that I believe too strongly in their commitment, yet trust it does no harm) is a simple project that allows one to donate 'hearts' to several charities. I was looking at the eight options given, each concerning one of these issues: famine, health, education, human rights, access to clean water, and conservation of nature. Speaking for myself, I view these matters as intimately connected, without exception existing--persisting--due to lack of respect and of equality (both of which I would again argue to come down to the same: lack of culture).I am convinced that such an outlook is more helpful: by delineating the issue it does so for the solution as well, it restricts to a bare minimum the chaos of trying to control many factors, and hopefully resists tracking symptom rather than cause. But it is about this that I wish to ask: why might one not agree?  less
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  • Are you the kind of person to lather their hair, let the shampoo sit for a while, and then forget to rinse?

    If so, I think we (will) get along fine. My stepgrandmother used...  moreIf so, I think we (will) get along fine. My stepgrandmother used to say that professors tend to be distracted people, but not every distracted person is a professor.  
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  • If I live in a vehicle, can I avoid paying for both home and car/boat insurance?

    That sounds like the life.
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  • Do you esteem any of your psychological scars?

    Many, perhaps particularly men, seem glad to show off their phys...  moreMany, perhaps particularly men, seem glad to show off their physical cicatrices, including those gathered through evidently dumb decisions (such as when I tried to help a stranger with their cat, disregarding that it had snowed and hence impaling my hand on a tall fence). But is anyone bolstered by their mental scars, which might prove the passing of a trial that bade them improve in the greater sense?  
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  • Do you ever confuse your dreams and 'reality?' What would be a notable example?

    A few days ago--it's typical that I can't tell when exactly--I (...  moreA few days ago--it's typical that I can't tell when exactly--I (must have) dreamed hearing about one of my uncles dying. I only recalled this imagination when the uncle came up in conversation, and part of me was momentarily surprised to find him still alive.Anything relatable to you in this?  
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  • What do you expect of art in general?

    To introduce a fresh perspective, address social issues, prompt ...  moreTo introduce a fresh perspective, address social issues, prompt philosophical questions; perhaps simply to be beautiful, appealing, memorable (but then what makes it that?); or to leave you alone?What is artistic to you and what gives art value?  
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  • How about a friendly game of communal chess?

    It will be fun even while we all yell at the person who screws u...  moreIt will be fun even while we all yell at the person who screws up. Then maybe we can join a tournament, as the AnswerMug clan.1. Nf3  
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  • Would you share a favored koan?

    Came across this one via Fallout 3, apparently known as&nbs...  moreCame across this one via Fallout 3, apparently known as The Moon Cannot Be Stolen:Ryokan, a Zen master, lived the simplest kind of life in a little hut at the foot of a mountain. One evening a thief visited the hut only to discover there was nothing to steal. Ryokan returned and caught him. “You have come a long way to visit me,” he told the prowler, “and you should not return empty-handed. Please take my clothes as a gift.” The thief was bewildered. He took the clothes and slunk away. Ryokan sat naked, watching the moon. “Poor fellow,” he mused, “I wish I could have given him this beautiful moon."  less
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  • What are your favorite or most intriguing personal paradoxes?

    For me, it's perhaps being a vegetarian pacifist who naturally a...  moreFor me, it's perhaps being a vegetarian pacifist who naturally adores hunting and fighting.  
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  • Do you think video games can achieve artistic quality the likes of more traditional media, such as visual arts, literature or film?

    The question is intended for those who regularly play video game...  moreThe question is intended for those who regularly play video games and those who never do alike, but please do specify where you see yourself on that spectrum.  
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  • Thanks, Welbz! That's not a typo, by the way: I think Welbz soun...  moreThanks, Welbz! That's not a typo, by the way: I think Welbz sounds pretty cool. You're the great pal who inspired this question in the first place, aren't you?  
    in Thanks to an Answermug pal I learned about an animated version of Charlotte's Web about which I knew nothing. Aren't pals great? September 18, 2018 3:24 AM MDT 1
  • Haha, I do like that it's never hard to tell what it is you love...  moreHaha, I do like that it's never hard to tell what it is you love. As it happens, I have seen Hachi. Dogs and faithfulness are the best, and never far apart. I'm not a good tear-upper during movies myself but, if I recall correctly, Richard Gere accepted the role because he cried reading the screenplay. You're welcome, Rosie!  
    in Thanks to an Answermug pal I learned about an animated version of Charlotte's Web about which I knew nothing. Aren't pals great? September 17, 2018 10:24 AM MDT 2
  • Thomas Gray was/is great.It's fantastic to share, to come across...  moreThomas Gray was/is great.It's fantastic to share, to come across new interest thanks to friends, and luck is no doubt much involved. I get the melancholy associated to this: sometimes one will have to wonder how much beauty is out there perhaps never to be discovered or recovered. The way I solved this luxurious sadness for myself is by considering how brief our time here is anyhow, that our lives will always be packed with something, that we wouldn't be able to experience all that greatness anyhow and therefore don't effectively lose out by not knowing all.To illustrate: I could very easily have missed this question, but then I would have seen something else; vice versa, by responding to this I'm bound to be ignorant to another impulse. I can't be expected to be on here all the time, and even if this were possible there's so much else that I'd be missing out on. If it's always a win-lose sort of scenario, focus on the gain.So on the one hand I say let's be grateful, and on the other let's simply minimize how mu...    less
    in Thanks to an Answermug pal I learned about an animated version of Charlotte's Web about which I knew nothing. Aren't pals great? September 17, 2018 6:26 AM MDT 2
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  • I still believe that the Trump-faithful (and, agreed, they sure ...  moreI still believe that the Trump-faithful (and, agreed, they sure can be too much so, not unlike many leftists to their idols) also want peace and stability, and in that broad sense are similar to others; that in fact a vast majority of us looks to those values, but that we only differ in our approaches. Trump is arguably in power (whatever that power signifies) due to the masses who felt unheard and unconsidered, and now their political counterparts have been very actively hammering in on the same regarding themselves.Yet all this shouting and bickering on both ends hardly gets us anywhere. That's why I feel it's important to place more emphasis on what we all have in common--else we simply swirl and drown in our inevitable differences. Thank you Rosie, and Happy Monday to thee!  less
    in It's impossible to believe that super don voters and anyone-but-don voters share anything, much less values. How different are they? September 17, 2018 6:18 AM MDT 2
  • I think the differences are generally superficial. As between po...  moreI think the differences are generally superficial. As between politicians themselves, oftentimes.  
    in It's impossible to believe that super don voters and anyone-but-don voters share anything, much less values. How different are they? September 16, 2018 12:01 PM MDT 1
  • Thanks, Welby! (The question happens to relate to Sanja.)
    in If you learned to hate yourself your whole life can you still come out smiling? September 15, 2018 3:23 AM MDT 4
  • In fiction it often makes for an interesting main character (not...  moreIn fiction it often makes for an interesting main character (notably but not necessarily within the noir genre) when despite their self-loathing they find themselves capable of doing some good for others.One can somehow come to the realization that past burdens might make present strengths and opportunities, or that as long as one lives and breathes one may do well, or that fortune could just give the right circumstances a push when most needed. As for smiling, I guess there's never truly a solid reason why one couldn't.  less
    in If you learned to hate yourself your whole life can you still come out smiling? September 14, 2018 11:18 AM MDT 8
  • Oppenheimer's (or the Gita's) remains a startling one. I still d...  moreOppenheimer's (or the Gita's) remains a startling one. I still don't know how much to respect him; he seems to have been a responsible and committed individual who helped bring about one--or two--of the most atrocious deeds in history, though we continue to criticize it so little.If I have to stay at one quotation, this one comes to mind since I've been reading the wonderful Borges again:I resorted to the least discerning of passions: patriotism.  
    in What wonderful quotes from history or movies or books or songs do you find so beautiful? September 13, 2018 10:06 AM MDT 3
  • I ain't raisin' no Missy Sippy!
    in Of the 50 US states, which would you NEVER use as a newborn baby's name? September 2, 2018 10:59 AM MDT 6
  • How did you manage to shift the blame onto ol' Lawrence, Ele? Co...  moreHow did you manage to shift the blame onto ol' Lawrence, Ele? Come on, we both know better.  
    in Have you heard this piece of trivia about John McCain? September 2, 2018 10:53 AM MDT 3
  • Oh yes, and then there's Aaliyah's "Can I Come Over" should I be...  moreOh yes, and then there's Aaliyah's "Can I Come Over" should I become a ghost. Thank you, Rosie, and Happy Thursday!  
    in Which song (s) would you like played at your funeral? Why? August 30, 2018 11:56 AM MDT 2
  • "We Be Burning" if I'm cremated, though.
    in Which song (s) would you like played at your funeral? Why? August 30, 2018 11:26 AM MDT 3
  • "You Stop My Heart." I think the occasion, like most, could...  more"You Stop My Heart." I think the occasion, like most, could use a light touch.  
    in Which song (s) would you like played at your funeral? Why? August 30, 2018 11:25 AM MDT 3
  • Not every day; and I don't consider this strife either. I know i...  moreNot every day; and I don't consider this strife either. I know it's out there, though--some of it meaningful.  
    in Do you walk into ugliness and other heady gripe every day of your strife in this so called life? August 19, 2018 5:32 AM MDT 3
  • My first reaction was "reaching for a book." More likely, starin...  moreMy first reaction was "reaching for a book." More likely, staring blankly into space for what feels like five minutes until the phone call irks me.  
    in You are waiting for the phone to ring. It has been an hour. To pass the time, you are __________ August 16, 2018 12:29 PM MDT 5
  • Anything that gets people out of reading is a real bum...  moreAnything that gets people out of reading is a real bummer. Are e-books an option?  
    in Isn't this a creepy-but-excellent opening paragraph to a book? August 15, 2018 11:47 AM MDT 1
  • I'd argue that happiness (or confidence, or support, or however ...  moreI'd argue that happiness (or confidence, or support, or however we would term it here) needs to come primarily from within. This can be a step forward, to being someone who carries those voices, those words and those emotions with them anywhere, all the time, without any pressures or expectations (these so often being a source of disappointment) to turn to an external impulse to revive them. How've you been, Welby?  
    in I saved, over a span of years, phone messages that help me when I'm down or need a smile. I just accidentally deleted them all. August 14, 2018 11:31 AM MDT 3
  • Difficult to speak of 'correct' here; as so often, it's a matter...  moreDifficult to speak of 'correct' here; as so often, it's a matter of taste."Were" would in this case express the subjunctive mood (more clearly conveyed in Romance languages, e.g. Spanish), which entails such nuances as emotion, hypothesis, or incertitude. If we were to assume that the writer knew what they were doing, their choice of "was" may value directness and conviction over discretion and politeness.Technically it is correct though generally ill-advised (so I do agree with Welby and you); I don't care much provided I be convinced that the other know (more subjunctives there) the distinction.  less
    in Grammar gurus; which is correct, 'it would be better if Karen were assessed by an external organisation' or *was* assessed by an external.. June 15, 2018 1:02 PM MDT 4
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  • I once guessed wrong, and that's when my nose gained the ability...  moreI once guessed wrong, and that's when my nose gained the ability. Not just her age; with a proper sample I can tell you how many steps lead out of her home and what good she'd be in a catfight.  
    in Do you use deodorants? Don’t you worry that you’re spraying lots of aluminium into your body? June 10, 2018 12:26 PM MDT 1
  • I need to get her scent or I won't trust that she...  moreI need to get her scent or I won't trust that she is in fact a woman. It also allows me to gauge her true age (the only way to know without resorting to pickpocketing) and hormonal levels. Deodorant confuses me like when a dog goes around a newcomer in the park only to find another head and no butt. DEODORANT IS ANIMAL ABUSE.  
    in Do you use deodorants? Don’t you worry that you’re spraying lots of aluminium into your body? June 10, 2018 11:09 AM MDT 1
  • Don't know about health concerns, though I'm keeping it simple a...  moreDon't know about health concerns, though I'm keeping it simple anyhow. For me the main reason is I find it ridiculous how people exaggerate a little bit of body odor; I'm generally sensitive to smells yet I'd rather sense some light sweating than chemicals that can make me go into a coughing fit. Plus I like it just fine when such individuals keep their distance from me.  
    in Do you use deodorants? Don’t you worry that you’re spraying lots of aluminium into your body? June 10, 2018 6:38 AM MDT 3
  • Agreed, yet my view on talent is precisely that it's more impres...  moreAgreed, yet my view on talent is precisely that it's more impressive going against the odds. That's what fascinated me about James this post-season: no-one was giving the Cavs a real chance, and still he kept putting in those performances. To me that's worth more than a title; it's easy to be the best when everyone around you gives you such a huge advantage. This may be an exaggerated analogy, but I wouldn't be celebrating if I knocked out someone a foot smaller than I. Happy Saturday, Rosie!  
    in CONGRATS to the GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS for the 4-game sweep of the Cleveland Cavaliers. Any fans out there? June 9, 2018 11:02 AM MDT 1
  • Put that way it sounds like something of a conspiracy, and I don...  morePut that way it sounds like something of a conspiracy, and I don't think I can believe in that. I'm relatively opposed to most mainstream "female empowerment" only because it generally seems to do the opposite.I really wouldn't say that in the past dependence has worked fine, though. Just looking at domestic abuse, women must to some extent protect themselves from men too. Cooperation is indeed preferable--no discussion there.  
    in What motivates women to become muscular? June 9, 2018 6:43 AM MDT 1
  • I don't much like saying what women--or men, for that matter--sh...  moreI don't much like saying what women--or men, for that matter--should or shouldn't do/feel, or what 'feminine' ought to entail. My maternal grandmother (never really knew the other) was an admirable parent who practically ran an entire farm by herself to raise three children under very trying circumstances, losing one newborn and dealing with an alcoholic husband to whom she was engaged right as she became an adult. It all took a lot of physical strength too, but I wouldn't see anything wrong with that being a paradigm of femininity.The 'buzz' of which we speak I relate principally to proactivity; hormones or what we call them or how we categorize them are secondary: my interest lies in how positive and constructive a person can be, so if exercise helps with that then all the better.I can admit that there is something appealing in being able to offer a shoulder to someone when they ask for it; specifically in being a man who offers a woman stability, reliability, a sanctuary. That doesn't mean her independence is...    less
    in What motivates women to become muscular? June 9, 2018 5:49 AM MDT 1
  • That's what I'm talking about too, though. When a woman shows su...  moreThat's what I'm talking about too, though. When a woman shows such physical strength it may also suggest the emotional strength required to develop the former--all the more so if it goes against standard conceptions of what 'femininity' should be; that is to say, when they are capable of going against the grain in their pursuit of what makes them feel better, more developed.If you work out, don't you ever feel positively closer to the world in its fundamental senses, more stimulated to tackle (personal) issues, and therefore simultaneously freer to be considerate of others? These are all qualities I esteem.As someone who would like to lead a demanding life in the Bosnian countryside, I for one do find some physical strength in potential partners appealing.  less
    in What motivates women to become muscular? June 9, 2018 5:05 AM MDT 2
  • The GSW deserve it, what with the quality they have, but that's ...  moreThe GSW deserve it, what with the quality they have, but that's precisely why I can't root for them. They're just such big dogs--already were a great team before the fantastic Kevin Durant joined them--that it upsets the balance; plus as time goes by players such as Curry appear to grow more arrogant. LeBron James truly impressed me all over again with his performances at the age of 33, with his injuries and all. I'm hoping the Cavs can come back stronger.  
    in CONGRATS to the GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS for the 4-game sweep of the Cleveland Cavaliers. Any fans out there? June 9, 2018 4:47 AM MDT 2
  • Men may generally have the advantage, biologically, but that doe...  moreMen may generally have the advantage, biologically, but that doesn't mean a woman can't be stronger, faster, more enduring than a man. Anyhow, I don't think any such superiority is the objective at all; I exercise because the discipline, development, concentration (or distraction, depending on how you look at it), health benefits, physical reconnection etc. do me well, and don't see why it should be different for others.I'm more likely to be attracted to a woman who is physically capable (long as she isn't aggressive about it, of course, but that goes for everyone), and who therefore shows some psychological traits that I find preferable too (dedication, self-reliance, appreciation of physical work). It seems to me, Gypsyking, if you don't mind me saying so, that you're concerned with the shifts of traditional values, but then I'd say that what I've written here is about as old-school as can be: wouldn't a lion want to be with the fittest lioness to support the strength of their offspring?  less
    in What motivates women to become muscular? June 9, 2018 4:43 AM MDT 2
  • Hehe, today's discoveries sure are more distant conceptually as ...  moreHehe, today's discoveries sure are more distant conceptually as well; tougher to get a feel for. Sometimes I imagine what it may have been like to come across, say, a whale, condor, elephant or panther for those who had never heard of them before.We'll have something to brag about as soon as the aliens contact us, though.  
    in Do you think modern times just as exciting discovering new things about the universe as hundreds years ago explorers discovering new lands? June 6, 2018 11:17 AM MDT 2
  • There are other sources for B12 too, though, I believe. Kefir al...  moreThere are other sources for B12 too, though, I believe. Kefir alone does the trick for me (I'm vegetarian and don't take any supplements whatsoever), but as it's a type of yoghurt I can't suggest it for vegans. Some mushrooms can apparently help.  
    in What are some protein based foods for a Vegan diet? June 5, 2018 1:49 PM MDT 1
  • Sometimes I kill them accidentally, but always go for the catch ...  moreSometimes I kill them accidentally, but always go for the catch and release--no exception, from fruit flies to wasps.  
    in Do you kill bugs and insects that fly into your house or do you catch and release them? June 4, 2018 12:34 PM MDT 3
  • You tell me:Heavens, I love my PlayStation.
    in Do you and your significant other make a cute couple?* ~ June 1, 2018 6:08 AM MDT 4
  • That's what the people say; so, no, they are not. And those whom...  moreThat's what the people say; so, no, they are not. And those whom I know add some culture where it's difficult to do so.  
    in Are Muslims taking over Europe? May 28, 2018 11:42 AM MDT 3
  • Don't think so, but I fell up the stairs once. Carryin...  moreDon't think so, but I fell up the stairs once. Carrying a laptop, I took a leap forward to keep it and myself intact.  
    in Have you ever fallen down the stairs? May 26, 2018 11:20 AM MDT 7
  • 'Morrow' is archaic as an adverb ('tomorrow'), but it's the best...  more'Morrow' is archaic as an adverb ('tomorrow'), but it's the best I can provide right now without diving into adverb/adjective polemics (e.g. 'deep').  
    in What are some names of people that are also adverbs? Surnames included. ~ May 26, 2018 11:17 AM MDT 0
  • Haha, or 'cackle!'
    in Is there a song in which you love how the singer giggles at some point? May 26, 2018 4:12 AM MDT 2
  • Good one! I adore Ella Fitzgerald, and you can hear her laughing...  moreGood one! I adore Ella Fitzgerald, and you can hear her laughing at herself a bit here along with Duke Ellington and the gang.Superbly 'swingful' song, Ella's scatting filled with delights, and not a bad point to say that what makes life live is energy.  
    in Is there a song in which you love how the singer giggles at some point? May 20, 2018 11:47 AM MDT 2
  • Man, should there be a survey questioning "mass expulsion, slave...  moreMan, should there be a survey questioning "mass expulsion, slavery, or sending your people to kill and die in a foreign country: which is prettier?" I don't know if I'd even tick a box if I knew what to answer.  
    in Was there or is there an uglier time in American History than now? May 9, 2018 10:02 AM MDT 5
  • I'm sure it varies quite greatly; that sounds like a good approa...  moreI'm sure it varies quite greatly; that sounds like a good approach, and nice of you to do it. In other countries I believe it's necessary to regularly reaffirm the will to donate.  
    in Supposing you donate your body for the benefit of medical students would make you feel good to do something useful even after you are dead? May 9, 2018 4:46 AM MDT 2
  • Seems like a proper thing to do, though it's apparently a bureau...  moreSeems like a proper thing to do, though it's apparently a bureaucratic hassle. Don't get why administrations couldn't make such donation the standard, that--instead of the people trying to help--everyone who would not want it be the ones to go through that paperwork repeatedly.  
    in Supposing you donate your body for the benefit of medical students would make you feel good to do something useful even after you are dead? May 9, 2018 2:56 AM MDT 2
  • Hehe, difficult to answer in and of itself. Suppose the decisive...  moreHehe, difficult to answer in and of itself. Suppose the decisive factor is just how vocally either would be expressed.Or perhaps stupidity must always lead to greater ignorance while the reverse is not true; ignorance can be remedied (at least to some extent), so to see it nonetheless persist is the more irksome.  
    in Which can you tolerate more, ignorance or stupidity? May 1, 2018 11:35 AM MDT 4
  • Haha, that is a valid point. Actors usually shouldn't generate t...  moreHaha, that is a valid point. Actors usually shouldn't generate the impression that they're trying to prove themselves, if that's what bothered you. You're welcome, Welby!  
    in Uh - - and WHY was "Forrest Gump" supposedly such a great movie? ;) April 28, 2018 10:38 AM MDT 4
  • Didn't watch it until the end. Can understand why others do like...  moreDidn't watch it until the end. Can understand why others do like it, but to me it's only one of those sentimental movies focused on eliciting some emotions, without (aesthetic) significance. The most popular works tend to be that: formally filled with cliches but just about fresh enough to appeal greatly to a broad audience.Great lead performance, though; haven't heard anyone argue against that.  
    in Uh - - and WHY was "Forrest Gump" supposedly such a great movie? ;) April 28, 2018 10:28 AM MDT 3
  • You knows what, guv'nor, so does me!No, seriously.
    in If Randy D was a pirate ... April 25, 2018 11:48 AM MDT 1
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  • Try to understand others' perspectives better. Make no mountains...  moreTry to understand others' perspectives better. Make no mountains of molehills.  
    in What should a human being really do on a constant basis to thrive better? April 24, 2018 5:32 AM MDT 3
  • Very much agree with you, Welby.I'm of the opinion that how many...  moreVery much agree with you, Welby.I'm of the opinion that how many people "go for" the Golden Rule is irrelevant: if how one is oneself treated becomes too much of a factor in that, we might all sink each other into disrespect. I.e. niceness is always worth striving for--perhaps all the more when it resists opposing attitudes.Thank you; always great to see you!  
    in Do you find it more constructive to oversee a series of problems in their specifics or to try finding a core underneath them? April 24, 2018 4:49 AM MDT 1
  • Campfires, maybe, with some corn/maize on top. These are good da...  moreCampfires, maybe, with some corn/maize on top. These are good days too, though.  
    in What scent reminds you of the good ole days? April 23, 2018 12:13 PM MDT 6
  • 'Tab for a Cause' (not that I believe too strongly in their comm...  more'Tab for a Cause' (not that I believe too strongly in their commitment, yet trust it does no harm) is a simple project that allows one to donate 'hearts' to several charities. I was looking at the eight options given, each concerning one of these issues: famine, health, education, human rights, access to clean water, and conservation of nature. Speaking for myself, I view these matters as intimately connected, without exception existing--persisting--due to lack of respect and of equality (both of which I would again argue to come down to the same: lack of culture).I am convinced that such an outlook is more helpful: by delineating the issue it does so for the solution as well, it restricts to a bare minimum the chaos of trying to control many factors, and hopefully resists tracking symptom rather than cause. But it is about this that I wish to ask: why might one not agree?  less
    in Do you find it more constructive to oversee a series of problems in their specifics or to try finding a core underneath them? April 23, 2018 12:02 PM MDT 0
  • Thank you, Rosie. I very much address the "should" concerning my...  moreThank you, Rosie. I very much address the "should" concerning myself, but in other contexts generally feel it can cause people to get overly defensive, countering actual argument. Happy Monday to thee too!  
    in Families don't always agree politically. So what? Why should they? Does yours? April 23, 2018 11:33 AM MDT 1
  • Indeed they don't. The "should"-question I tend not to answer, c...  moreIndeed they don't. The "should"-question I tend not to answer, certainly when it comes to the pitfalls of politics.In my case, many of the family are of the opinion that "our enemies" (not spoken so literally) will always despise us, and that we must therefore be defensive. Others and I hold that such an attitude must always lead to aggression.  
    in Families don't always agree politically. So what? Why should they? Does yours? April 23, 2018 6:35 AM MDT 1
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  • Why would I drink something of which I don't really know the con...  moreWhy would I drink something of which I don't really know the contents when something more basic does the job entirely? Water all day, Randy baby.  
    in Even though I exercise a LOT, I only hydrate with water; I'm not a fan of sports drinks or other choices. April 21, 2018 12:47 PM MDT 2
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