My man.
I've been there too. I saw the singularity and touched god... and I'm a goddamn atheist. Coming back from that experience changed me. The memories were fleeting. I couldn't remember the specifics after I returned to baseline. All the knowledge that I was given dissipated... but the overwhelming sense of calm persisted.
If I'm gonna die, it'd be a good way to go out.
Lol. I love how consumed you are with trying to argue about this, insisting that this is just atheists trying to be edgy...
They are trolling stupid assholes and you are absolutely taking the bait.
Congratulations, you're a stupid asshole.
Did you know that Cub Scouts isn't compromised of bear cubs?
Did you know that the only baseball teams that take part in The World Series are North American?
Did you know that Dr Pepper is neither a doctor nor a pepper?
So what's really up your craw?
You serious?
Good point. I'll try harder to raise my kids to be more bulletproof.
You're not wrong, but anyone who leaves shit like this or the stupid church dollars as a tip is a special kind of asshole.
That was the point.
That's actually a great movie, and it's probably one of my most watched DVDs.
It's some of the best early mo-cap cgi in cinema history. Photorealistic without diving into the uncanny valley.
And storyline is very engaging. It hits poignant notes about pacifism, environmentalism and reincarnation without coming off as preachy or condescending.
In the theater? Boogie Nights.
My friend and I didn't know a goddamn thing about Paul Thomas Anderson when we went to the premiere. All we knew was that Heather Graham got naked in this movie about porn stars. We'd both had massive crushes on Heather ever since License to Drive... A crush which was only strengthened by her appearance in Swingers.
It turned out that the great nudity was only a bonus to what ended up being an amazing film with brilliant performances from everyone... INCLUDING Marky Mark. My friend and I ended up going to see Boogie Nights on the big screen close to 20 times. It helped that I had just gotten a job as an usher at a theater when the movie got it's second run, so we could see it for free. It also became a point of local pride since PTA was North East Ohio television royalty, and my friend and I wanted to follow in his footsteps
Ketamine was both the cause of and solution to a lot of my mental health problems.
I've done tons of ketamine. It's an amazing molecule that can absolutely help you put your brain onto a better track.
But it's not a magic bullet. It takes work.
If you have access to a reputable therapist, you might be able to get some good results.
It's worth looking into, at the very least.
K and nitrous... that's mothers love.