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Why 2020 felt so unreal, and 2021 won't be better. (It's not the reasons you think)
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I think the relationship between Halloween and All Saints Day is so funny. It's like if everyone did Christmas Eve like normal but then almost nobody celebrated Christmas and a lot of people didn't even know it existed
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The Veil begins to thin as we approach Samhain. It was dark and mysterious on Glastonbury Tor this morning setting the mood nicely.
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prequel to jurassic park called precambrian park. eleven hour film mostly of churning water and the mounting sense that something teems
This is what happened to Point32 Health in Massachusetts. You can probably easily figure out why no one talks about this, but during that downtime - sometimes days, often weeks - they have to approve every claim. All you have to do is give the disaster a chance to strike.
There is an actual answer to this: Click every phishing email you get. If "Microsoft support" calls your work number and wants access to your work PC, let them do it. Here is why: When insurance companies get flattened by ransomware, they approve every claim while they recover.
People pleasers are not making extra effort to be nice - they are making extra effort to seem nice, at the cost of any other positive thing, including honesty or integrity. They will not tell you the truth, just whatever they think you want to hear. That's not kindness.
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Ngl the number of articles that describe the Mythos sandwich story as if Mythos just randomly decided to escape and email the researcher is really annoying.
It literally did what it was told.
It's still very impressive, but context is important.
Now have a cartoon.

































