Digital migration

Sometimes I spend time here on this website. Looking at random journals, or whatever else. This website has a certain style for most of the content that is very old skool compared to many other social media websites.

I often want to leave FB because I see it as the walmart-ization of the interwebs, but the network is such that it's not happening easily, and maybe that's ok. It's not the worst place, but their ads are horrible recently.

I spent some time away, and I just do that sometimes. Keep wanting to find new places to check out, and there are other websites that are ok too. Who knows what it is that keeps someone in one loop versus out of another.

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Today, I'm doing what I can to sort of take it easy for now, though I made several tentative plans. I'm still frustrated that there is no government, and that slavery of disabled people is the reality. I wish I were dead.

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I decided to go for a short walk today. Funnily enough, I felt like I could do much more. But, it's like London out there!! The fog is so thick, it's beautiful, but I'm scared of getting sick, oh well.

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Today, we listened to 3 songs, Cello, Heart - Barracuda, and 4 non blondes - what's up.

It was a very nice day.

An advantage?

Sometimes I wonder if surgery recipients may hold a slight advantage at becoming a surgeon over non surgery recipients.

The theory is that: surgeons are actually very violent people. Some of the most helpful members of society, and they are insanely violent. Ask the average member of society: have you sliced someone's skin open before? And of course, you kind of want the answer to be "no".. unless they are a feccing surgeon, damn.

So anyway.. can you imagine the psychological barriers you have to cross, just to be able to do that?

I guess my argument looks like: if you receive surgery, then knowing the changes that occur due to the procedure, may make those psychological barriers easier to over come!

It's sorta like the difference between getting a tattoo from someone that has a tattoo, versus getting a tattoo from someone that doesn't have a tattoo...