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Fun fact, she's actually hanging from the ceiling, designed to look like the floor. That's why her phone is upside down.

Ah yes, the amazing work that taught the world that though you may take trips around the universe, do not ask questions you do not want to know the answer to.

This work revolutionized art for generations. It was instrumental in changing the way people imagined badgers, mushrooms, and snakes. Many modern works of art's influence can be traced back to this monumental piece.

Blood Benchy Boat.

It is incredibly wild. That show was awesome.

I was thinking more like Psycho Pass. The AI is its own entity, living in reality, doing the AI things that it was made to do, it's just its processing power is a bunch of human brains linked together.

I'm being increasingly convinced that when we do develop true AI, it'll actually be just a massive array of interconnected human brains in a secret facility somewhere.

I found it deep within the bottom of my recently viewed webtoons.

"the day to day life of the world's strongest guild receptionist"

No wonder I didn't remember the title. Who the hell would?

Wait, I vaguely remember this series. I can't remember the name but this panel is very familiar

"Long COVID won't cost us billions if we don't have to treat them."

• Trump (probably)

The browser was sold to Chinese investors though.

If it helps at all, I didn't spend my younger years drinking, and I'm still considered friends with most of the people I made friends with in my 20's. However, I almost never see and/or talk them anymore, just because life gets busy, and it becomes harder to maintain contact. It's still hard for me to find new friends and people to hang out with. I believe that particular struggle is a pretty shared experience regardless of what our younger selves did. It's entirely possible that even if you didn't spend your younger days drinking, that "friend circle" would be just as absent as it is now.

I think you're doing great, and the advice of going to the gym and finding a hobby is great advice for yourself too, that's how I met the friends I have now. it's a great way to find people who are busy with life, but have made time in their life for their hobby, and you can share that time with them, and badda bing badda boom, friendship.