i am emily and...
there is no theme here. this is just a summary of what i see/think about. important posts you HAVE to see are tagged "important". sometimes this blog is pretty weird/gross.
i think i developed a small age spot overnight last night…
another fun fact: my dad, brother, and i all have a matching freckle on our hands
Suicide of Megan Meier - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I think about this story pretty often because something like this happens to some youth a few times a year. What I never understood, is why Lori Drew wasn’t found guilty of some kind of emotional abuse of a child? Anytime adults bully others, especially children, it makes me sick. I don’t understand how people continue to be so terrible on the internet, and elsewhere, but it usually happens on the internet.
Also, no one is cute or clever by simply calling someone an idiot or a troll. I don’t understand how those one word, simplistic responses are popular. I do understand how people can make absolutely terrible arguments for something, or just say dumb things, but it doesn’t help when a million people respond with ‘you’re an idiot’.
This also applies to famous children…and famous people in general.
Oh, and, I’m not trying to argue against free speech. I believe adults should be able to say whatever they want to/about other adults and the law not step in. I simply wish people would be better somehow and also I think the law should punish verbal abuse towards children a little more harshly.
The nature-nurture debate
There is a misleading element about the nature-nurture debate, in that there is no real duality in human nature. Nurture is the result of our learning capacity. And our learning capacity is something that we are born with, so it is part of our nature. …………The nature-nurture problem, as we are presenting it, raises a philosophical dilemma about human freedom. There is a common belief that man is a rational being capable of free and autonomous choices, unbound by the natural order of the rest of the world. But if human nature is a combination of nature and nurture, and if nurture is subordinated to nature, then our rational choices are not free and autonomous but subordinated to our nature too.
“you shouldn’t be depressed, people have it worse than you”
finally, after years of searching, the person with the worst life ever is found. formally, they are granted permission to be sad. but only them. only they have earned it. no sads for anyone else at all ever
i know this is supposed to be funny but seriously, people say that because some people will think they are depressed over really trivial things. i think a possible solution to ‘who earns depression’ issue could be by using the ‘hierarchy of needs’. what i mean is that if someone is barely surviving or is being abused then they have completely valid feelings of depression but if someone has most of their needs and wants met, they probably are just whining about something trivial. but! there is a possibility that the person has a problem in brain chemistry that is never fixed with lifestyle changes. there are always exceptions to the rule so what i’m saying is just a generality. and all this is assuming the ‘hierarchy of needs’ is truly what people need. i don’t think it’s been completely verified.
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everything is either matter or energy. so how do we have 5 senses to perceive 2 things? isn’t light really just faster sound? both are waves. we hear the slow waves and see the fast waves…?
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