Evergreen [she/her]

No just asking. I don't really do such a thing myself, but I can see why you might in the case of reddit especially.

Reminds me of how 'tankie' is used everywhere else. Interesting.

If you think Azan is a 'patriotic socialist' you'd be dead wrong. I'm pretty sure half the 'patsocs' I've seen in the past (I don't see many these days) are crypto-white supremacists. Infrared is just a fed/clout chaser, a kind of millennial George Galloway (gets much correct, with a large sprinkling of bs and is a grifter).

Why did you delete your comments and posts BTW?

Same. Except, I was here 2 years ago, wasn't sure exactly what was going on and stuck to xitter to keep up with left things. It wasn't as good obviously though there are great people there. I'm back now.

I missed that potential. But then again he does come up in the Panama papers, so his ethnicity isn't really the first thing on mind when money is brought up.

An indigenous people wouldn't commit apartheid against the indigenous, nor uproot native trees and replace them with European ones. I'm not an expert on the ancestry of occupiers but they certainly don't behave like indigenous people...

I'm back, 2 years later.

For me it helps me understand what I've done wrong - I was doing a copy of a portrait. And I could see that while it was generally fine, some of the lighting could be improved to make the forms clearer.

I can sympathise with this but it happens when I'm not feeling very well. Other times I like to plan stories and paintings that I never finish on Onenote. (I'm slowly learning digital art). Or I watch youtube videos/listen to podcasts.

It seems like if you have an almost compulsive need to critique things, you are maybe anxious to understand things in their entirety which I do (especially when shopping), you are also being stressing yourself out when ideally(?) you could simply sit back and enjoy something? Does that ever happen?

The thing is I fluctuate between watching TV sometimes and not at all. And it tends to be some sort of fantasy/historical these days - I download the entire season on my phone and watch it during a commute. My phone's battery is suprisingly long lasting when I'm only playing already downloaded content.

I've watched Dune twice, once with IMAX and another times with a similar thing. It was superb - I hadn't been to the cinema for more than 5 years until Dune came out.

I suppose then smaller houses are best for the environment? There's another advantage that people are more likely to talk to each other and feel less alone because of the area. This of course works when there are multiple people in the household/family. I suppose a good model is the doughnut economics model that encourages local spending and... recycling and reusing resources(?).