That's not true for anyone

My dad told me I would feel differently about going to church when I got older. He couldn’t imagine how right he was.

Be sure to cook to an internal temperature of 165f to ensure no foodborne illness.

Then, consume!

I grew more radical as the years went by. Now I have a fully formed frontal lobe that allows me to empathize stronger with folks, and the enemies of all folks.

If you dont believe in anything, it's aboutvwhat makes you comfy.

When systems of oppression have never helped you, never given you a home or an education except as part of a Faustian pact; only your resentment grows.

The wealthy have chugged their own kool-aid, and forgotten to propagate the tools by which they have kept us in line and divided over centuries. The old image of society no longer reproduces itself, and we are the products; born into a world with no interest in us, no place for us, nothing to try and sell us beyond the superficial.

There are new tools, but they are cheap, identitarian, and fragile. For those of us who slip their bonds or never got caught in the first place–our resentment only grows.

What exactly should I be excited to conserve?

54 here but very much true.

This is based on the assumption that by your 30s, you're now the owner of a car, a house, two kids at least possibly more, and a dog. You may or may not be working your way into a boat.

People in their 30s nowadays are barely even able to move out of their parents house, let alone own one.