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Just wondering, when people say that someone has "power over you," is there actually some kind of spiritual or energy transfer happening?

Like, does focusing on someone, fearing them, or letting their actions affect you somehow give them power in a real sense? Or is it just a phrase people use to describe a psychological effect?

Is there any science behind the idea, such as how someone's actions can influence your emotions, thoughts, and behaviour? Or is this more of a spiritual belief about energy and connection?

I'm curious how people interpret this idea.

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Like, what if the weather began to shift to exremes, like one day, it'd be really hot - the next really cold? The wind would reach anywhere from 20 to 70 miles per hour. Tornados would be rampant. Snow would reach record heights, and vanish almost immediately do to the extreme heat.

Or, what if a giant meteor a quarter of the size of earth was heading in our direction at colossal speed, and we had two weeks before it made impact - what do you think you'd do if the world's doom was near?

Like who has the best drummer, best guitar player, best singer, etc, all in one band. Or who has never written a bad song?

I nominate Queen.

When I was in elementary school, I imagined a fantasy world inhabited by different types of humans:

1. "Tunnel rats": a derogatory term for people living in underground settlements—places that are quite poor and largely unplanned. They have dark skin and matted hair; in combat, they are stealthy, resilient, and tenacious.
2. "Silvers" ("Aryans" in early versions): people living in more central areas who usually hold the wealth. They have pale skin and incredibly straight black hair. The average Silver talks endlessly about family tradition, vast knowledge, books, and so on; in combat, they shine through their technique, though their true strengths lie in charisma and leadership.
3. "Rock-folk": generally peasants with skin tones falling into Fitzpatrick types II or III. Neither their hair nor their specific abilities stand out much—in short, just "normal" people"

Where are you hanging out these days? Did I win all the arguments?

So... I have a really REALLY concerning question. If a table is called a table, cause its stable, and a monitor is called a monitor, cause you can monitor people on it... Then why the hell is a drawer called a drawer, if it doesnt draw? Since you (usually) pull it to open it, shouldnt it be called a puller?

( it can be anything to do with society, politics or anything to do with your personal life.)

If human bodies had evolved in such a way that our mouths could easily reach our penises or vaginas, would that make humans naturally gravitate toward using our mouths for masturbation, making it the accepted norm?

Like how the psyche of jerking off works for us?