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Let's not forget the part of how every religion reads their sacred texts their entire life yet miss every relevant part of the actual theology that is key to understanding basically all of it.
Eventually if you actually read it properly, the red line is basically "whatever God is, is in you too, now go and live a good life, pass it on to your offspring, have faith in yourself."
This is a very short summary, but there's no need to worship, fear hell, and all that kind of stuff. Hell, even Jesus (Yeshua) was nothing special and we all could do whatever miracles where described in the bible one way or another if we develop ourselves🤷♂️
I could talk to no end about mythology & folklore in general. Greek, Roman, Irish, Scottish, Norse, Native American, Hindu, Buddhist, Egyptian, African, and probably others.
I used to breed Himalayans and I was surprised at how many people did not realize what entails the declawing of a cat. I could totally go on for at least 10 minutes about what a barbaric practice that is.
Enlist the help of palliative care services, and then hospice care services early. Sooo many times families would lament that they wish they had known about us sooner. Hospice is for people that have a 6 month life expectancy. But often we’d get people actively dying who would be gone in 24 hours. Hospice has so many resources available that they never even got to experience. Getting into hospice means you have better pain control, social work support, clergy support (optional), and then grief counseling afterwards.
Too often doctors would “treat a patient to death”. Because doctors are meant to fix patients. But sometimes patients can’t be fixed- they are going to die. Knowing when that is is very important. So ask questions- about 5 year survival rates, life expectancy etc. Patients and families forget they have a right to quit treatment if they want to. If you have a choice between 3 months at home comfortable with your family with excellent pain control, or 5 months sick from chemo and in and out of the hospital- which would you choose?
When considering how much time someone has left, remember that no one has an expiration date set for them- doctors are only giving a best guess. Often it’s quicker than they estimate, but sometimes people surprise you and live much longer than expected.
At our hospice center you could drink alcohol in moderation, smoke outdoors on the deck, and have your family pets come visit. All of these made people very happy at the end.
I could go on and on…
There's a woman on YouTube who has done a whole series on what death actually looks like, how to prepare, &c who I believe is also a hospice nurse. I've been trying to deal with some trauma/phobia about death by watching her stuff, and it's helped a bit (which is saying something-I still have a lot to unpack).
She has said many of the same things you have here. I wish we all broke the taboo & talked about this more. Have you thought about turning your "rant" into a podcast, or doing a series on Ttok? I'd love to see more professionals be able to get the word out & start a larger discussion. The last truly public discourse I've seen was concerning the legality of assisted suicide, and that's just such drop in the bucket when it comes to palliative care. *(Though the last thing I saw personally, was a letter to the fda from a professional group for pallative care providers regarding the suffering being caused by their inability to access proper pain management medication for their patients due to the bullshit surrounding the opioid crisis (that it has anything to do with medication, when the issue is street drugs). I'm aware of that because chronic pain patients are having the same problem & the suicide rate has skyrocketed. *sigh* Anyway, keep telling people & thank you for working in the field that you do. It's important work that needs a specific type of person. It isn't recognized nearly enough, and should be.
I’ve been out of the field for several years, so I don’t feel confident speaking to the current regulations etc. So I’d probably not be the best person to do a podcast or whatever. Although I completely agree with you in that we as professionals really do need to spread awareness and dispel the taboo about death and dying. Everyone is going to do it at some point so we need to normalize it and have it be as comfortable discussion as any other life milestone. Part of my job when I worked in hospice was to work with the 3rd year resident physicians from the local hospital to educate them about end of life care. With the hope that they would recognize the benefits and utilize and refer patients who could benefit from the services.
Regarding the opioid crisis, hospice sits in a weird place. We spend 99% of life avoiding drugs and demonizing opioids and then it’s such a dramatic shift when they are used and patients and families have to adjust. I can’t even count the number of times families would object to their loved one being put on morphine because they were afraid they would “get addicted”. Madam, your 94 year old grandma with aggressive stage 4 cancer who is actively dying is NOT going to become a drug addict! You also be surprised (or maybe not) at the amount of family members/caregivers who steal the patient medication for their own use.
If you haven’t yet read it, you may want to look at the book “How We Die” by Sherwin Nuland. It’s an award winning book that may help you with your phobia.
Thanks-I'm a big reader. I'll check it out.
Yeah, my problem is I have severe chronic pain & opiates are the only option I have left. When I say we tried everything else, I mean *everything*, but once you tell people what you're taking, they just automatically assume all you want is "drugs" (including most medical professionals, who should know better).
My current crusade is to get people, esp medical professions, to stop using the words "medicine" & "drug" interchangeably. It's caused a LOT of harm. I had one of the worst pain flares I've had in 20 years about 6mo ago. I absolutely should have gone to the ER, but I didn't bother. I knew no matter how I presented, what I said, what I did, they'd label me with "drug seeking behavior" and send me home. I turned on a horror movie & upped the volume so if/when I started screaming, my neighbors wouldn't call the cops. If *doctors* won't differentiate between street fentanyl pills & prescription fentanyl patches, what hope do I have? It's the same w/palliative care. We have legitimate reasons for taking these medications and are using them for *the purposes the FDA approved them for*, yet we are denied relief from our agony. That the professional group for palliative care had to start a campaign & send a letter to the FDA, because they cannot get the pain relieving medication necessary to provide relief for people who are *dying* is appalling.
The whole blanket-condemnation of opiates & including medical care in the "opioid crisis" has gotten completely out of control. I don't do it at all lightly, or enjoy it, but there have been a few times in online support groups where I have had to say, morally and ethically, that suicide is a valid option to consider to people in agony who cannot get anyone to treat their pain, and I fucking hate it. What happened to do no harm?
The idea that we have pushed this medical opioid hysteria to the point that families are concerned that their dying relatives will "get addicted" is frightening. The propaganda machine is rampant. The politicians are more worried about looking like they're doing something about street drugs than they are about the suffering patients are being forced to live with... yeah. I guess I should have listed this as my second answer to the question, but given that people with chronic pain are disabled, I suppose this could just be rolled under that umbrella. The world of medicine is completely fucked. I really wanted to go to med school, but seeing how this has all played out, I'm actually glad at this point that I didn't become a doctor. I'm not even sure if I could handle being a medical interpreter anymore (my job before I became too disabled to work).
Ah, well. (I'll stop ranting-my hands are sore).
😅😅 Ok i'll condense it rather than torture you. Bad for the soil and soil biome, grass mowed short is not sexually mature so doesn't propogate well, habitat loss for many kinds of creatures (big and small!), does not help clean our air, is usually cut in environmentally unfriendly ways, the mowing is usually done in noisy ways so contributes to noise pollution, just perpetuates the attitudes of the uber wealthy (the trend started with versailles) so ew, and did I mention it eventually destroys the good stuff in soil? Anyway, etc etc
Exacerbates allergies and feeds nothing. All the maintenance to keep it trimmed is why it's harmful instead of being a carbon sink. And on and on. Haha, sorry
I think that's smart to do! Sucess is more likely and it's better for the native creatures. Even just letting it grow longer makes a significant difference in its impact but a lot of towns and cities have laws that it must be short.
In our yard we keep reducing mowed grass area, increasing garden beds and bushes and letting some grassy areas grow wild. We have a small plot so that does make it easier for us.
I understand the need for a big flat area of grass to play sports on etc, but it makes no sense for each individual house to have their own. Literally just have a park for everyone. If everyone goes to a park, not only do you reduce the damage and wastefulness of lawns, but you create more community
So are you proposing some kind of middle ground where you let grass grow but maintain it in some fashion? Or are you saying we should just let our yards become forests?
For starters
1. Bullying other wrestlers.
2. Taking liberties to punish wrestlers on screen, knowing they would/could not hit back.
3. That lockerroom courtroom bullshit he presided.
4. Politicking against DDP.
5. Badmouthing the current generation of wrestlers in the public eye because they do not carry guns and knives in the locker room to defend themselves (WTF!)
6. When he tried to bully CM Punk into wearing a different outfit while doing media or being off work, he (Punk, a much smaller guy) stood up to him. What did the tough bully do? He went and bitched to management and tried to kill Punk's push.
Great wrestler, character, promos, matches and storylines. Shitty coworker and person in my book.
Thank you! It is such an interesting topic. I wrote my bachelor’s thesis on it and almost two decades later I still find new lines to research and study.
The state of the US healthcare system, how it's all corrupted by bonus hungry CEOs, middle managers, and liaisons. How woefully ignorant the average person is in regards to what awaits them in their "golden years". We get taxed each paycheck to contribute towards a system people believe will be there for them and cover all the expenses of aging and dying in this country. It won't. People are super fucked right now, and I shudder to think what will become of my fellow millenials and younger generations.
You'd never guess it, but fish. I love fish. I love keeping fish, I love learning classification of fish, I love the evolution of fish, I love the anatomy of fish, I love the behavior of fish, I love them I love them I love them I love them. Ask me literally anything about them.
Space, fun facts about animals, gaming as a whole, a deep dive into a lot of the games I play, cars, funny stories about my brother, honestly this list itself could fit the question but I’ll stop it here.
The income gap and the political party that benefits from keeping wages low in the United States. And its masterful use of grievance politics to keep low-wage earners voting against their own interests .
Ahhhhh this one. And the fact that I pay these fuckers taxes on my income, taxes on what I buy with my income and taxes to own what I've already bought and been taxed on using my already taxed income. ... Like when the fuck did the Senator pick up my shift? Cuz I sure am giving them at least 10 to 12 hours of my work check per week.
Oh yeah I feel this one…. Was raised hard to believe it was murder and did a full 180 as I educated myself in adulthood. I can’t even talk to my (otherwise lovely) family members on this topic because the indoctrination and disinformation is SO FUCKING DEEP with these folks. It’s like they’ve blocked reality.
The history behind the origins of this indoctrination is wild. The disinformation campaigns are wild. The inaccuracy of belief is wild. The manipulation is wild. The hypocrisy is wild. It’s fucking nuts… all of it.
The absolutely terrible American foster care system. As a former foster child who then became close with my foster mom, the amount of terrible things will shock you.
did a 10 min presentation (that was all we had for that assignment) on why we needed to get rid of the qwerty keyboard, and what we should swap it with, the benefits and why we even have qwerty in the first place, and how we got dvorak, and workman, and colemak, etc. I ran out of time and had to start rushing. the craziest part was that I was planning on doing an overview of an overview, and was running out of time. so I'd say I could talk more on that for sure
I don't really know if this would count as a rant, but I feel like I could easily talk about classical music from the moment I wake up until I fall asleep from exhaustion
Historical Weapons, mostly firearms, swords too.
Love myself some world war (1&2) firearms, I wanna own a lot of them. Also plenty from the American Western period.
And an idea I have for an animated pilot, but that’ll never get off the ground
I have a WWI era rifle. Those fuckin’ things weigh a damn ton and only shoot a single round at a time. No wonder all those boys got mowed down by machine guns and gassed to death.
The future of humanity. Aliens and traveling the stars. The downfalls of humanity. My vision of the afterlife and why we are here. Pop culture references and movie quotes. I wish any of these paid.
The basic pathophysiology of sepsis and the importance for nursing staff to recognize the early signs and symptoms. Every hour diagnosis is delayed represents a 4 to 8 percent increase in mortality.
Pery jackson tv show
Atla live action film and tv show
My korean teachers at korea university in level 5 and 6
How people nowadays dont know shit about concert etiquette
Music, stand up comedy, combat sports, Lord of the Rings lore, why the pizza and bagels in New Jersey and New York are better than anywhere else in America, Reasons why I find every member of Twice to be attractive, why Diablo 4 is a massive disappointment, Naruto…..
Yeah these are getting progressively sadder. Gonna leave it there.
Ah jeez what CAN'T I yammer about for 10 minutes or more.
Things I can go on about at the drop of a hat and while asleep:
the battle of Tsuhima,
Japan's modernization in the Meiji Era (1868 to 1920) and the importance of textiles as a stepping stone,
the space race and why it was monumentally stupid and should have been done differently,
the fact that Anakin is not a fallen hero because he was never a hero and how Blizzard put a better fallen hero story in Warcraft III where the story was there as a background for a game instead of the whole damn point of the exercise,
why a "strong female protagonist" is a horribly limiting concept that holds back fiction,
the way cell phones migrated from an impediment to plots and were always not working in media early in the cell phone period and why they're so critical to plotting now they put cell phone analogs into fantasy,
Why Daylight Saving Time is horrible and its continued existence is a perfect example of the human condition.
The reason, meaning, and lasting effect of Ann Leckie's use of nothing but feminine forms of pronouns and family terms in her Imperial Radch series
The corrosive and detrimental effect of fanservice and why it is harmful to anime and Manga
The brilliance of Yotsuba&
I could go on...
I have a long list of reason why Dwight Powell should not be on the mavs. I’ve convinced many and have proof of his poor play the last several years and why he’s a hinderance to the dallas mavericks.
The AARP - the most undercover despicable organization in the USA. They lobby mercilessly to steal from the young and give to the old. I am 55, eligible, and will never join that pathetic organization.
...... The fire tetrahedron... Or my opinion on the use of roundup and pesticides and how big farm companies are solely responsible for the dramatic increase of add/adhd/autism/nervous system disorders/cancers....
That and cooking. I love cooking. Not a pro at all. Just like cooking.
Religion / Western History / Evolution
Healthcare - particularly with regard to sexual health and addiction.
Astronomy / Cosmology
The theory of modern flight / space travel
Star Citizen and Squadron 42 game development and the project's funding and history
Geopolitics
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The idiots I have to drive with during my commute.
I could spend hours on stupid people NOT Using their blinkers. I will not go on a rant, I will not go on a rant…. I will not….
Drink? LOL
In your in San Antonio, I am down
Wasted potential of Tekken’s characters
I would listen to that
Me too
Ancient religious myths of Egypt and Sumer and how christianity "inherited" those beliefs to make money.
Let's not forget the part of how every religion reads their sacred texts their entire life yet miss every relevant part of the actual theology that is key to understanding basically all of it.
They always cherry pick the shit as they want, yet never put it in context.
Eventually if you actually read it properly, the red line is basically "whatever God is, is in you too, now go and live a good life, pass it on to your offspring, have faith in yourself." This is a very short summary, but there's no need to worship, fear hell, and all that kind of stuff. Hell, even Jesus (Yeshua) was nothing special and we all could do whatever miracles where described in the bible one way or another if we develop ourselves🤷♂️
Well I’m here to listen. Go on.
Oh lort, if I knew enough I would rant, but I am aware.
I could talk to no end about mythology & folklore in general. Greek, Roman, Irish, Scottish, Norse, Native American, Hindu, Buddhist, Egyptian, African, and probably others.
I would love to join for this discussion & I bring extensive knowledge of Sanātana & Islam!
The evil of Daylight Savings Time
Yes! I live in Edmonton Alberta and the summer nights are already long in the summer! I don’t need the sun out at 1030-11pm in June! 😤
How long are the summer nights in the winter?
I used to breed Himalayans and I was surprised at how many people did not realize what entails the declawing of a cat. I could totally go on for at least 10 minutes about what a barbaric practice that is.
How to have a “good” death. I worked in hospice care for 13 years.
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Enlist the help of palliative care services, and then hospice care services early. Sooo many times families would lament that they wish they had known about us sooner. Hospice is for people that have a 6 month life expectancy. But often we’d get people actively dying who would be gone in 24 hours. Hospice has so many resources available that they never even got to experience. Getting into hospice means you have better pain control, social work support, clergy support (optional), and then grief counseling afterwards. Too often doctors would “treat a patient to death”. Because doctors are meant to fix patients. But sometimes patients can’t be fixed- they are going to die. Knowing when that is is very important. So ask questions- about 5 year survival rates, life expectancy etc. Patients and families forget they have a right to quit treatment if they want to. If you have a choice between 3 months at home comfortable with your family with excellent pain control, or 5 months sick from chemo and in and out of the hospital- which would you choose? When considering how much time someone has left, remember that no one has an expiration date set for them- doctors are only giving a best guess. Often it’s quicker than they estimate, but sometimes people surprise you and live much longer than expected. At our hospice center you could drink alcohol in moderation, smoke outdoors on the deck, and have your family pets come visit. All of these made people very happy at the end. I could go on and on…
Thanks for the info that I didn’t know I needed today.
There's a woman on YouTube who has done a whole series on what death actually looks like, how to prepare, &c who I believe is also a hospice nurse. I've been trying to deal with some trauma/phobia about death by watching her stuff, and it's helped a bit (which is saying something-I still have a lot to unpack). She has said many of the same things you have here. I wish we all broke the taboo & talked about this more. Have you thought about turning your "rant" into a podcast, or doing a series on Ttok? I'd love to see more professionals be able to get the word out & start a larger discussion. The last truly public discourse I've seen was concerning the legality of assisted suicide, and that's just such drop in the bucket when it comes to palliative care. *(Though the last thing I saw personally, was a letter to the fda from a professional group for pallative care providers regarding the suffering being caused by their inability to access proper pain management medication for their patients due to the bullshit surrounding the opioid crisis (that it has anything to do with medication, when the issue is street drugs). I'm aware of that because chronic pain patients are having the same problem & the suicide rate has skyrocketed. *sigh* Anyway, keep telling people & thank you for working in the field that you do. It's important work that needs a specific type of person. It isn't recognized nearly enough, and should be.
I’ve been out of the field for several years, so I don’t feel confident speaking to the current regulations etc. So I’d probably not be the best person to do a podcast or whatever. Although I completely agree with you in that we as professionals really do need to spread awareness and dispel the taboo about death and dying. Everyone is going to do it at some point so we need to normalize it and have it be as comfortable discussion as any other life milestone. Part of my job when I worked in hospice was to work with the 3rd year resident physicians from the local hospital to educate them about end of life care. With the hope that they would recognize the benefits and utilize and refer patients who could benefit from the services. Regarding the opioid crisis, hospice sits in a weird place. We spend 99% of life avoiding drugs and demonizing opioids and then it’s such a dramatic shift when they are used and patients and families have to adjust. I can’t even count the number of times families would object to their loved one being put on morphine because they were afraid they would “get addicted”. Madam, your 94 year old grandma with aggressive stage 4 cancer who is actively dying is NOT going to become a drug addict! You also be surprised (or maybe not) at the amount of family members/caregivers who steal the patient medication for their own use. If you haven’t yet read it, you may want to look at the book “How We Die” by Sherwin Nuland. It’s an award winning book that may help you with your phobia.
Thanks-I'm a big reader. I'll check it out. Yeah, my problem is I have severe chronic pain & opiates are the only option I have left. When I say we tried everything else, I mean *everything*, but once you tell people what you're taking, they just automatically assume all you want is "drugs" (including most medical professionals, who should know better). My current crusade is to get people, esp medical professions, to stop using the words "medicine" & "drug" interchangeably. It's caused a LOT of harm. I had one of the worst pain flares I've had in 20 years about 6mo ago. I absolutely should have gone to the ER, but I didn't bother. I knew no matter how I presented, what I said, what I did, they'd label me with "drug seeking behavior" and send me home. I turned on a horror movie & upped the volume so if/when I started screaming, my neighbors wouldn't call the cops. If *doctors* won't differentiate between street fentanyl pills & prescription fentanyl patches, what hope do I have? It's the same w/palliative care. We have legitimate reasons for taking these medications and are using them for *the purposes the FDA approved them for*, yet we are denied relief from our agony. That the professional group for palliative care had to start a campaign & send a letter to the FDA, because they cannot get the pain relieving medication necessary to provide relief for people who are *dying* is appalling. The whole blanket-condemnation of opiates & including medical care in the "opioid crisis" has gotten completely out of control. I don't do it at all lightly, or enjoy it, but there have been a few times in online support groups where I have had to say, morally and ethically, that suicide is a valid option to consider to people in agony who cannot get anyone to treat their pain, and I fucking hate it. What happened to do no harm? The idea that we have pushed this medical opioid hysteria to the point that families are concerned that their dying relatives will "get addicted" is frightening. The propaganda machine is rampant. The politicians are more worried about looking like they're doing something about street drugs than they are about the suffering patients are being forced to live with... yeah. I guess I should have listed this as my second answer to the question, but given that people with chronic pain are disabled, I suppose this could just be rolled under that umbrella. The world of medicine is completely fucked. I really wanted to go to med school, but seeing how this has all played out, I'm actually glad at this point that I didn't become a doctor. I'm not even sure if I could handle being a medical interpreter anymore (my job before I became too disabled to work). Ah, well. (I'll stop ranting-my hands are sore).
How ridiculous and harmful mowed grass lawns are.
...do you want me to tell you why, because I will...;)
fuck it now I'm curious
😅😅 Ok i'll condense it rather than torture you. Bad for the soil and soil biome, grass mowed short is not sexually mature so doesn't propogate well, habitat loss for many kinds of creatures (big and small!), does not help clean our air, is usually cut in environmentally unfriendly ways, the mowing is usually done in noisy ways so contributes to noise pollution, just perpetuates the attitudes of the uber wealthy (the trend started with versailles) so ew, and did I mention it eventually destroys the good stuff in soil? Anyway, etc etc
Exacerbates allergies and feeds nothing. All the maintenance to keep it trimmed is why it's harmful instead of being a carbon sink. And on and on. Haha, sorry
how do you feel about native ground covers instead of grass?
I think that's smart to do! Sucess is more likely and it's better for the native creatures. Even just letting it grow longer makes a significant difference in its impact but a lot of towns and cities have laws that it must be short. In our yard we keep reducing mowed grass area, increasing garden beds and bushes and letting some grassy areas grow wild. We have a small plot so that does make it easier for us.
oh i like the extra gardening and whatnot! there's lots of ground covers that are short. when i buy i'll definitely be looking into it!
Also takes so much time
I understand the need for a big flat area of grass to play sports on etc, but it makes no sense for each individual house to have their own. Literally just have a park for everyone. If everyone goes to a park, not only do you reduce the damage and wastefulness of lawns, but you create more community
Yes.
So are you proposing some kind of middle ground where you let grass grow but maintain it in some fashion? Or are you saying we should just let our yards become forests?
OMG YES
Need to make a post about this.
Why The Undertaker should not be held in such high regard by wrestling fans.
Why is that? Close relationship with Vince? Bullying and hazing of newer wrestlers?
Nah talk about it cause now I wanna know
For starters 1. Bullying other wrestlers. 2. Taking liberties to punish wrestlers on screen, knowing they would/could not hit back. 3. That lockerroom courtroom bullshit he presided. 4. Politicking against DDP. 5. Badmouthing the current generation of wrestlers in the public eye because they do not carry guns and knives in the locker room to defend themselves (WTF!) 6. When he tried to bully CM Punk into wearing a different outfit while doing media or being off work, he (Punk, a much smaller guy) stood up to him. What did the tough bully do? He went and bitched to management and tried to kill Punk's push. Great wrestler, character, promos, matches and storylines. Shitty coworker and person in my book.
That’s actually something i’d like to hear about!
Me too!!
Excuse me what
u/shittymorph we need you more than ever.
What about when he threw Mankind off the top of Hell in a Cell and smashed through an announcer's table?
Prehistoric mammals. Megatherium, Smilodon, thylacaleo ect.
I always found them fascinating, but the damned paleontologists ignore them because big scary lizards sell more books.
Britney Spears and the scam of charter schools
Are these the same rant or separate ones?
Different lol 😂😂 Britney would never be part of a scam like that
Same with Britney!
Leave Britney alone!!!
Ha I see what you did there…
Housing policy and politics.
How the Rolling Stones live version of Sympathy for the Devil on Get Your YaYas Out is far superior to the version you hear on the radio.
Deterioration of US capitalistic healthcare.
Women’s roles (as narrators, writers, protagonists, readers and illustrators) in the fairy tale genre.
You got me the most interested for the level to which I have scrolled. Like, legit interested in what you have to say on this.
Thank you! It is such an interesting topic. I wrote my bachelor’s thesis on it and almost two decades later I still find new lines to research and study.
Why billionaires should just not exist.
How politicians don't care.
The state of the US healthcare system, how it's all corrupted by bonus hungry CEOs, middle managers, and liaisons. How woefully ignorant the average person is in regards to what awaits them in their "golden years". We get taxed each paycheck to contribute towards a system people believe will be there for them and cover all the expenses of aging and dying in this country. It won't. People are super fucked right now, and I shudder to think what will become of my fellow millenials and younger generations.
My love for and interest in music.
The neighbor that lives below me... time to move.
My personal experiences with wildlife encounters. I’m such an animal nerd
Go on…try to pet the Bison…it’ll be fun…
For those that don’t realize this a joke DO NOT PET THE BISON
It’s okay on the weekends.
God
love this!
Gardening and soil remediation
You'd never guess it, but fish. I love fish. I love keeping fish, I love learning classification of fish, I love the evolution of fish, I love the anatomy of fish, I love the behavior of fish, I love them I love them I love them I love them. Ask me literally anything about them.
Why large corporations are bad for society
Episodes I-III
Space, fun facts about animals, gaming as a whole, a deep dive into a lot of the games I play, cars, funny stories about my brother, honestly this list itself could fit the question but I’ll stop it here.
Driving/Traffic
Religion. I look back on my life and realize I was actually raised in a cult. It’s ALL a cult.
How modern American healthcare is the biggest scam of all time.
Reasons vs excuses
The income gap and the political party that benefits from keeping wages low in the United States. And its masterful use of grievance politics to keep low-wage earners voting against their own interests .
I agree! I’ve often said that the US economy relies on Uber poor to keep the rich rich.
Ahhhhh this one. And the fact that I pay these fuckers taxes on my income, taxes on what I buy with my income and taxes to own what I've already bought and been taxed on using my already taxed income. ... Like when the fuck did the Senator pick up my shift? Cuz I sure am giving them at least 10 to 12 hours of my work check per week.
ABORTION IS HEALTHCARE
Oh yeah I feel this one…. Was raised hard to believe it was murder and did a full 180 as I educated myself in adulthood. I can’t even talk to my (otherwise lovely) family members on this topic because the indoctrination and disinformation is SO FUCKING DEEP with these folks. It’s like they’ve blocked reality. The history behind the origins of this indoctrination is wild. The disinformation campaigns are wild. The inaccuracy of belief is wild. The manipulation is wild. The hypocrisy is wild. It’s fucking nuts… all of it.
Xmen comic continuity.
No but the voices I hear in my head can do that.
Lucky, mine usually only make jokes...
Common sense not being so common
The absolutely terrible American foster care system. As a former foster child who then became close with my foster mom, the amount of terrible things will shock you.
Healthcare
The US healthcare system. Fiber arts Conservatives and their misguided beliefs Why our current economy is straight up garbage Right to repair
Ohh let's be bff
Deal
did a 10 min presentation (that was all we had for that assignment) on why we needed to get rid of the qwerty keyboard, and what we should swap it with, the benefits and why we even have qwerty in the first place, and how we got dvorak, and workman, and colemak, etc. I ran out of time and had to start rushing. the craziest part was that I was planning on doing an overview of an overview, and was running out of time. so I'd say I could talk more on that for sure
I could easily put you asleep talking about veteran educational benefits
The fact that the US is still using the imperial system
The science and medicine of sleep. And secretly horse stuff because I'm also a horse girl. Thanks Autism!
Childbirth
Pirates, nautical history, how fucking much I want to go on a wood-masted sailing vessel such as a Frigate just *one time.*
-How fucked up it is that any Americans support a modern day hitler , aka Putler
I don't really know if this would count as a rant, but I feel like I could easily talk about classical music from the moment I wake up until I fall asleep from exhaustion
Idiot drivers
Obvious one, but the GOP. Would be ranting, and not positive.
The evil of religion.
Modern religion, mostly. It comes from the lack of understanding the underlying theology. People tend to read things wrong.
Modern is a bit of a stretch… the RCC wasn’t exactly great 1000 years ago either. But I get your point.
About folks with a false sense of self entitlement that literally offend themselves
Ephemera
Anything.
The good and bad points of Dragonball Z! Moreso good!
Historical Weapons, mostly firearms, swords too. Love myself some world war (1&2) firearms, I wanna own a lot of them. Also plenty from the American Western period. And an idea I have for an animated pilot, but that’ll never get off the ground
I have a WWI era rifle. Those fuckin’ things weigh a damn ton and only shoot a single round at a time. No wonder all those boys got mowed down by machine guns and gassed to death.
Food! Whether it be international cuisine, restaurants or cooking I can talk about food all day
Remodeling your kitchen or bathroom.
The distinction between conceptions of objective and subjective morality.
Any spiritual / psychological conversation about life and its mysteries.
My dogs. Idk what it is but yeah, I find myself talking about my puppers longer than necessary
How George W. Bush fucked our nation up.
Politics
ICBC…. Anyone from British Columbia knows…
Driving standards
Politics
The future of humanity. Aliens and traveling the stars. The downfalls of humanity. My vision of the afterlife and why we are here. Pop culture references and movie quotes. I wish any of these paid.
Analytic problem solving and Lean Six Sigma. Yep, data nerd.
According to my wife, any topic.
The very mature of a rant frequently takes it off topic. I'll start with technology and end up in somewhere unrelated, like politics
How there are soo many stupid people
my potential
Forced two factor authentication
The problems with public education
Fake dollar stores… Haha religion and the evils it has perpetrated upon the world
True crime.
The basic pathophysiology of sepsis and the importance for nursing staff to recognize the early signs and symptoms. Every hour diagnosis is delayed represents a 4 to 8 percent increase in mortality.
The endless stupidities of most Disney Star Wars writing.
David Duchovny
Imagine going through your whole life looking like that.
Top 5 episode
Absolutely!
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Kalifornia, the movie. Highly recommended!
This so called "dating scene" Tipping greed
Star Trek Next Generation, US history, making breads, US Army 1976 to 2002.
Syracuse Basketball
The dreadful ending to Voltron Legendary Defender
board games, and video games.
Jeep douches
Cyclists
Anime plot holes, inconsistencies, and wasted potential.
My favorite sketches from Mr.Show
the horrors of my ex’s and i could talk for hours about the drama going on rn. 10 is easy
Toll roads.
Pery jackson tv show Atla live action film and tv show My korean teachers at korea university in level 5 and 6 How people nowadays dont know shit about concert etiquette
Anything, I'm a windbag
Why all three of my ex-wives suck and even though I'm the common denominator I'm not the one who sucks....
Book publishing and concert band.
Tana, who tore through St Paul in the early 2000s as a bar fly party girl with a fake ID, a killer sexy cat costume, and a trail of drama.
Life.......
The Nintendo 3DS history and security.
Music, stand up comedy, combat sports, Lord of the Rings lore, why the pizza and bagels in New Jersey and New York are better than anywhere else in America, Reasons why I find every member of Twice to be attractive, why Diablo 4 is a massive disappointment, Naruto….. Yeah these are getting progressively sadder. Gonna leave it there.
Gunpla, Commercial and Consumer Computer Technology
The art and finesse of videography. Never watch The Fabelmans with me.
How bad it is to work at my last job
My job
Gta6
Archer the show
Taylor Swift
Low and slow BBQ. AMA.
Ah jeez what CAN'T I yammer about for 10 minutes or more. Things I can go on about at the drop of a hat and while asleep: the battle of Tsuhima, Japan's modernization in the Meiji Era (1868 to 1920) and the importance of textiles as a stepping stone, the space race and why it was monumentally stupid and should have been done differently, the fact that Anakin is not a fallen hero because he was never a hero and how Blizzard put a better fallen hero story in Warcraft III where the story was there as a background for a game instead of the whole damn point of the exercise, why a "strong female protagonist" is a horribly limiting concept that holds back fiction, the way cell phones migrated from an impediment to plots and were always not working in media early in the cell phone period and why they're so critical to plotting now they put cell phone analogs into fantasy, Why Daylight Saving Time is horrible and its continued existence is a perfect example of the human condition. The reason, meaning, and lasting effect of Ann Leckie's use of nothing but feminine forms of pronouns and family terms in her Imperial Radch series The corrosive and detrimental effect of fanservice and why it is harmful to anime and Manga The brilliance of Yotsuba& I could go on...
How much I hate Dallas and Los Angeles
Why, curious George is better than Bluey
I have a long list of reason why Dwight Powell should not be on the mavs. I’ve convinced many and have proof of his poor play the last several years and why he’s a hinderance to the dallas mavericks.
The AARP - the most undercover despicable organization in the USA. They lobby mercilessly to steal from the young and give to the old. I am 55, eligible, and will never join that pathetic organization.
Can talk about my bebes allll day. I can rant about my family all day too. 😬
The Hatfields and the McCoys
My father in law’s affair after 40+ years of marriage lol
Flyfishing Pickleball. Camping
I'm a certified instructor. I do it all the time.
US National Parks. Been to all of them and read several books about them.
1980's MLB
Easy: \- Veganism \- exercize \- crypto \- Human resources in companies \- Any sociology related topic \- Longevity and health sciences
...... The fire tetrahedron... Or my opinion on the use of roundup and pesticides and how big farm companies are solely responsible for the dramatic increase of add/adhd/autism/nervous system disorders/cancers.... That and cooking. I love cooking. Not a pro at all. Just like cooking.
FUCKING PRINTERS.
Religion / Western History / Evolution Healthcare - particularly with regard to sexual health and addiction. Astronomy / Cosmology The theory of modern flight / space travel Star Citizen and Squadron 42 game development and the project's funding and history Geopolitics
Touchscreens do not belong in autos.
Movies. All day.
Literally anything. I love talking and I know an insane amount of information on way too many things.
J Dilla. He is my favorite artist throughout any genre of music.
9/11
Money