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>I want to do something cool, like rulebreaking, badass something that would make me feel like i m alive, like pooping in a faucet, or masturbating in public, something like that, or maybe less gross
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throw poop at your neighbor
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😈😈😈
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Jsid the soysphere
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>>16131008Dont hate it if youve never tried it
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>>>16131008
>Dont hate it if youve never tried it
Ever tried fent before?
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>>16130997I live in an apartment
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>>16131017leave a pile of poop in their mailbox
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>>16131018it’s too fregleypilled
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>>16131012why does doing mechanical work break the laws of nature
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>>16131017this is really goycattle pilled…
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>>16131021Cuz all the other animals didn’t think about creating factory machines to create different sizes of wire so that something as fast as light called electrical energy could travel through those wires to do any sort of work, such as a magnetic railway, the electrical energy from an outlet that powers a vaccum and a computer to work, and even cars such as teslas. It’s like IRL hacks when you compare the efficiency of electrical energy to chemical energy from food. For example, a 1,000 horsepower electrical motor has the strength of 105 horses pulling a rope, its kind of like taming a lion but at a much larger scale
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>>16131060but if its possible then its natural
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>>16131077Well no law of physics can be truly broken BUT building the pyramids of giza or having an electromagnetic motor spin rapidly to go 60mph is epic. In terms of basic needs of biology people much like pigs or goats still must follow the rules of requiring food and water and pissing like any other animal which I am okay and happy with but we can create something much larger than us to do interesting stuff and some of these inventions such as combine corn farming helps create more of us
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>>16131123retarded take
there is no concrete law of physics that perception can define
think about what the "laws" were 1000 years ago, earth is flat, natural phenomenon is demons or magic, etc
our "laws" they teach in textbooks are not laws in the sense that activity must follow their rule - as our interpretation and understanding of that rule is always changing
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>>16131203whats blud yapping about
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Install a urinal in your bathroom
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>>16131233stop youre hitting my insecurities :(
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litter your mcdonalds bag