Random thoughts post 'em

[Rares]

Binge-watching South Park, I think Matt and Trey might be big fans of Les Miserables, I've noticed several references to the musical in a bunch of episodes.

[Kadae]

BOOP.

[EquestrianPenguin]

How many people have I met in my life that are now dead?

[Gray]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=M4cuRmzS83o

[Kaltes-Herzeleid]

I'm never going to believe in the "goodness of humanity." I'd rather be a misanthrope than drink the poison of false hope.

[Sour Soul]

I'm never going to believe in the "goodness of humanity." I'd rather be a misanthrope than drink the poison of false hope.

I drink to that! XD

[Rares]

I'm never going to believe in the "goodness of humanity." I'd rather be a misanthrope than drink the poison of false hope.

I think there's a better hope in the goodness of individual people, rather than just "goodness of humanity". Because I think a good individual can overwhelm a large number of negative actions of others. I think that's more powerful, than just assuming humanity is naturally good.

[Pacifist]

Humans, like most animals, are neutral. But with their greater intelligence comes the ability to define good and evil, and enact upon that.

Bad things happen, and bad people do exist. There are a lot of jerks out there. But there are good people as well. If there were not, charities, community projects, law, friendship, these would not exist. It is important to open ones scope and see both the bad and the good of the world. Focusing too much on either leads to inaction. Looking only at the bad is bound to cause all sorts of issues with social interaction, self-esteem, and mood, while focusing solely at the good can lead to complacency and inaction, with problems being unsolved and the world growing stale and unchanging.

TLDR; There's both good and bad in people, it is wise to not dismiss either.

[Kadae]

Odd reality shows are strangely entertaining.

[Kadae]

Felt like drawing a little today, so I made myself a cute new signature!