>>5338654 lb

You know… My back gets really dry and irritable. My undershirt will set my back on fire, sometimes. I don't use fabric softener, so that could be part of it - but my back has always been very sensitive - grass will actually trigger an inflammation and itch from hell.

Know what makes that go away? A lotion.

So, if putting lotion on makes me a woman because behavior is tied to a sexually-oriented gender-role… Then I guess I'm a femanon except for those times where I'm a … Mananon?

Which is why I am a pokemon and the couch is my pokeball. You should have seen the capture when I got hit by a spinning couch launched from the treeline. Hide-a-bed popped out and snared me before retracting.

Good times.

>>5339170

So, what you are saying is that we should lace the supply with a mass-spectrum signed set of glass microspheres, then cut open their lungs to find out who flags for positive and then fire them?

Then jail the ones who were positive for the microspheres so they can make little rocks out of big rocks?

>>5339288

People are going to start saying things…

Eh, I'll take my yous from the owls, I suppose.

>>5339402

I understand.

There are a few people who worm their way into positions which allow them to corrupt the culture. Reward the servants, enrage the passionate, terrify the prudent, isolate the just, betray the loyal…

The good always outnumber the bad, but the problem is that when the bad can set the terms of survival or even the word of the law, itself - the good become confused, frustrated, divided, and jaded.

There is a show… Worth a watch "Psycho-Pass". My own personal arc has trended from someone like Akane Tsunemori to being closer to Shogo Makishima… To now being much closer to the main character from a series called Isekai Nonbiri Nouka - a character who just wants to farm in peace and take care of the people he cares about.

I suppose a similar character arc would be Kiritsugu Emiya, though mine is far less tragic. Another good show to watch: Fate/Zero…. I think of it as allegory to the blood lines. The mage lineages are obsessed with politics and tradition - their children are often as much resources as their partners and own identity… It's a rather cruel society that is almost completely alien to the life and culture of normal people.

>>5339717

That's called a "compulsator."

A rather nuanced, but nifty tech. Used in a lot of powerplants for smoothing out demand increases/decreases.