good luck defining where facts end and beliefs begin. ultimately science is a belief, even if it is evidence-based

do things that bring you joy! hobbies, especially those from your childhood, are perfect for this

if it feels like a waste of time then you have done it for long enough. put on some light music, relax on the couch, and make yourself comfortable. the time will pass anyways and the laundry can wait 30 minutes

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oh no!! good thing that doesn’t impact anything

nope, totally genuine! the book explicitly states that actually

the motorcycle maintenance is used as a metaphor for attending to one’s own needs

it’s not really about the motorcycle maintenance

you should try reading zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance

a very fine line to tread indeed

no true scotsman fallacy

why not?

can confirm

you missed the point completely. life has always survived mass extinction events and will survive this one too. life will eventually flourish once again and humanity will have been a blip in earths history

for the record, cars with combustion engines can also be any shape

no they’re arguing that companies should not be allowed to intentionally make addicting products. akin to the difference between the caffeine found in coffee vs if a company started selling pure caffeine powder

yes, that is their point

let yourself in

my point was that the only reason anything ever receives attention in any way is due to an agenda

effectively redundant statement