Yes, but it explains why my OCD couldn't let it go un-corrected ;-)bluegate said:Don't really need to be a maths student to point that out
Yes, but it explains why my OCD couldn't let it go un-corrected ;-)bluegate said:Don't really need to be a maths student to point that out
Nothing matters, the inevitable heat death of the universe will destroy everything humanity has ever achieved and will ever achieve, and the personal achievements of every single person currently living will be forgotten long before that point. Everything is impermanent.Xsjadoblayde said:Am 98% certain everything I've done, continue to do and will do in future is all a waste. Little and large. It takes a lot of trained self-delusion or mind-numbing to think otherwise, perhaps for now. Perhaps forever. It's an inevitability, though not sure if a trick of the mind or an omnipresent reality. Mind can't make up mind for substantial periods of time. This very action also submits to the endless oblivion of the black hole. Everything could be better spent, better optimised. Hard to pick for now. Not a good person for a lot of things. Decisions. Must stop wasting them.
IMO physical books are only a waste if you never read them. It's not just a factor of price, but also the fact that you can still read them if there's a blackout, and when Fallout happens. Books also serve a purpose as furnishings. A well-stacked shelf of books, even if it's just manga and comics, goes a long way to make an apartment look more appealing.Dreiko said:This isn't really that kind of topic but I can't think of something I do that's a waste but I see people mention things I do here, I just see meaning in those too, so I'd be tempted to say that there's no such thing as a waste.
In trying to not change the subject too much though, I guess buying physical books or manga when I could just get em on kindle for cheaper. It's not even that I like holding em in my hands and I read a lot of other stuff off a screen. I just prefer them for some mysterious reason in physical form. Maybe as a physical emblem of my affection of the series or something else equally sentimental.