Hey gamers, today this fine morning I wanna tell y’all a very cool fact. Did you know, theres this Chinese man named Chen Zhiping, whose worth 16 billion $. How he got that much money? Well he’s the CEO and chairman of a company that sells Vaping devices. We all know how good vaping is, right? How nice of him. What could he do next? Create a company that sells nukes?

I think most people, myself included, often do anything that doesn’t require a lot of effort and time. We are too complacent of doing something average. We are too scared of doing something even slightly ambitious and a little time consuming. In order for any of us to do such amazing things, we need to muster up the courage, but even that takes a decent amount of effort. But those who were brave enough to  resist their procrastination have created or invent many wonderful things. Such as the Theory of relativity, lightbulbs, computers, TVs, Apollo 11, airplanes, cars, antibiotics, vaccines; and some of the greatest movies, TV programs, video games, and pieces of literature ever made. Doing anything like that can give you a sense of pride and accomplishment.

I threw a brown bun 

At the hot sun 

And fired my cool gun

At a nice nun

And now it’s all done 

I can now have fun

I had a few great dreams 

About silly funny memes 

There was one where, 

The frog named Pepe

Was pissing at Gobekli tepe

And another where, 

Wojak was back 

From the dangerous crack

Finally the last one where, 

The dirty baby boomer 

Was washing the stupid zoomer 

And that’s all, that's it 

Now, I shall throw a fit

And then quit

This shit 

There is a machine, where it puts a participant in a simulated reality with the things he or she loves from the deepest center of his or her heart (e.g their family, relatives, friends, fictional characters, or even precious objects; either fictional or real). The beloved things advertise products to the participant(s) and tell them to obey a certain command. The beloved things use their charisma and quirky charm to persuade the participant into buying the products or obey their commands. And then finally, the participant is more likely to buy the products or obey the command, thanks to being advertised by the things he or she really loves. 

It is better for mangakas to drip feed carefully made and sweet juice to their readers than to slush them with a tub full of sewage water.

Do you get it?

One ring raggy, you gotta know about it to believe it, Raggy.

This is our reality. A reality where everyone is dying.

Luffy hates Jews and if Luffy hates jews, then he must be a nazi. If Luffy is Anti-Semitic, he must be a little nazish.

Welp, now I’m gonna be hanged soon for this. So good bye.

At what point in the future will it be too easy for us humans to live because of the conveniences given to us by technology. If so, will we deliberately try to make our lives harder and will the technology that has made life too peaceful, tranquil, and that has squeezed all the difficulty out of life try and suppress this effort?