All Things History

I’m pretty sure everyone on Earth knows that. Even the more brash leaders, Putin and Trump, likely know that. Nuclear energy is better served for power since it’s the only clean energy solution that has only became the most safest yet everyone is afraid because of Chernobyl. Nuclear energy only really produces nuclear wastes which there has been researchers looking for a way to properly dispose the hard to dispose product. More sustainable than wind turbines and solar panels especially since the use of fossil fuels are still necessary in powering up such methods.

IRAQ WAR 20 years on. 



After realising that there was no WMD (intel fault, huh or maybe a deliberate act), they decided to shift the message: Liberate Iraqis. Democracy is what they need. 

(I've been a fan since reading his book "Manufacturing Consent.")




Sad but this is the realisation of truths. Now, they're receiving "shitty" care afterwards. 




When he said that the war is "backed by UN," I knew he was a hopeless case. Well, what to expect? Some people wouldn't admit a mistake happened or that they were part of the mistake. 

That was how I felt.

First chance I got I tried pot. I think I was 17.

Weeds are harmful, they just taste and smell unpleasant.

Dang, sounds like you were really going through something at the time. I hope you're doing alright now.

You're only human, a_muppet. You were young once like all of us.

I always loved the name 'Zimmers'. Just irony at it's purest. 

Not really history but...



Recognizing reality is safe and essential. Affirming delusions may not be..

For example, which delusions do psychiatrists treat and which do they affirm? How essential have psychiatrists become?

I saw a video of a biological woman claiming she was depressed because she’s in the wrong body. She identifies as a red-tail hawk. Should her delusion be affirmed? (Interestingly, a red-tailed hawk doesn’t know it is a red-tailed hawk, it operates on instinct alone.) The woman isn’t operating on instinct and therefore she should know she has a delusion. She should either learn to live with the delusion or seek a therapist, Seeking affirmation is wrong headed. But then I am a realist.

Frankly, I think she will grow out of it for likely it’s just a phase. I think being too quick to affirm what may simply be a “phase”, could be disastrous long term. .

Sometimes what's right deserves repeating.

I often find myself stating the obvious. I once thought it was a character flaw. No longer.

Careful. There are...consequences (I'm John Wick's fan  ). 

Most likely this won't appeal to you but give it a second thought: "Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt."    

This is a good saying.

Fascinating. It reminds me of that study that was intended to show women should not be soldiers. Instead it found that women were not only more efficient killers than men, but had fewer qualms about doing it, and less long term mental health trauma.