That would be a great name for a jazz band, I think

Judging others by your ability,is neither fair or productive, it is also a recipe for continuous disappointment.

I’m not so much judging them as bemoaning my own loneliness. To be fair, I’ve also done a good amount of judging, but that isn’t what I’m referring to here.

I’m just talking about companionship. Stimulation. Someone to play board games with, or argue about whether water is wet with.

I had a real group of peers in college. I was surrounded by people smarter than me, and it was great. I actually had to work hard to win games against them, had to actually apply myself to avoid failing my classes, and they would actually debate like they knew what they were doing. I miss it.

I find most people boring. Even people who are initially interesting can become boring once I spend a lot of time with them.

Most people also don’t seem to realize just how royally fucked we are (USA). In this case I think ignorance would be bliss, since I can’t do much to make things better.

Bad. Do not recommend.

This may or may not be the darkest timeline (it’s pretty close)… but it’s 100% the stupidest.

That is what they say.

Unfortunately he seems very capable of multitasking in that regard

Easter is a fertility festival 😏

People with power. Not “in power.”

Power isn’t something bestowed upon you. It’s something you can take. It’s something We The People can take back, if we care to.

Presumably the Marshalls.

I usually write in pen, only reason I’d use pencil is if I know I need to erase.

So… #5 I think. Simple, reliable, easily replaced.

Judging by Trump, I bet your reputation matters a whole lot less than you think it does.

Popular games are popular because they appeal to a wide audience. Very few games would be able to survive solely on an autistic playerbase.

But also, you don’t have anything to be afraid of. You are who you are, a diagnosis wouldn’t change anything about you. It would only give you access to more tools to cope with things you’re bad at (assuming you don’t live anywhere where a diagnosis would be used against you).

(Those kinds of) protests aren’t for convincing the average person. The point of a protest is to tell the people in power “there are a lot of us, and you can’t afford to ignore us.”

Probably, but he gets points for taking the right actions (regardless of whatever his motives may have been).

There is always the “people’s impeachment.” I hear it has been popular in France.

Unfortunately homophones think that AIDS is God’s curse for being gay, so they shouldn’t help victims or try to cure it. It’s “God’s will.”

I mean, kind of. People only follow laws because they believe that the laws will shield them when it is their turn. Otherwise it’s just ‘those with power do what they want.’

When regular people stop believing in the law, you get Luigis.

Some of us are. Luigi did.