“If you hate a person, you hate something in him that is part of yourself. What isn't part of ourselves doesn't disturb us.” — Hermann Hesse I hate Hitler and I am not a manipulative warmongering genocidal maniac. Someone being a manipulative warmongering genocidal maniac disturbs me and it isn't a part of me. I'm very confident. This is the dumbest thing ever said by any human in the history of humanity and deep, deep shame to Hermann Hesse. No wonder the common view on Enli

There is a peculiar thing that happens with cognitive dissonance and society. When we are confident in ourselves and our actions, we are curious as to how society will interpret and reflect that so we explore. If we don't receive validation and see no fault in ourselves or what we do but feel rejected from society, our minds get trained to see societal norms negatively and look for faults as a way to justify that view. Being rejected by the norms of society with no rational o

So damn much has come across my social media feeds about that comment Quentin Tarantino made about Paul Dano being a weak actor or something. Tarantino is one of the most critical film makers ever. What do people expect? Was it a bit rude? Yup. Is that to be expected from a critic? Yup. Why was this made in to a big deal at all? According to The Girl Next Door, Paul Dano has a big dick and he is a great actor. I don't give a shit what Tarantino says. I'm full on supportive of