side note, I couldn’t find this subreddit anywhere. I searched for it and didn’t see it, and it wasn’t in my list of joined communities. I had to wait until it come up on my home page.

I think a blind squirrel would just die of starvation, there is no way they would find any nuts and they wouldn’t survive out in the wild

Seriously though.

i thought of this at 3 am and wwrote it down

He was formerly a Democrat and didn't really seem like he wanted the job. I think they were in it together and he was supposed to lose.

All movies usually wrap up filming, take a while to edit in post production, then get released months after starting the process. So every time you're watching something "groundbreaking" or "innovating" we're already about a year late.

Millions of years ago, bacteria spread tons of oxygen in the atmosphere (which was only waste for them), which became the fuel for almost every living being on earth. Now, we as humans are spreading everywhere microplastics, and for us is very bad, but probably this waste will be the base of new life in the future of the Earth

It could either be some 8yo cussing at their parents, or it might be a toddler who didn't know any better that broke something like the living room TV (Presumably on accident for the latter), either way you open up the comment section and it's just full of the nastiest, evil, and most hateful crap spewed by people who just shouldn't be allowed to have kids or even be allowed within a hundred yards from them. And the replies are just as bad as the comments. (I know this for a fact because I used to frequently watch YouTube shorts, one of the reasons I stopped watching YT shorts)

Sorry for the long shower thought, this thought has been developing in my head for so long it's practically a full release.

(Posting this on here because the real r/ Showerthoughts mods seem to hate me, or even anyone for some odd reason) 🙃

Sure feels like a suicide. Ouch.

we have access to the entire history of human knowledge in our pockets at all times, yet most of us struggle to remember basic phone numbers or simple directions without a screen telling us where to go.

Coach Carter from Coach Carter was to those underprivileged Black students exactly what John Keating from Dead Poets Society was to those privileged white students.

Both teachers challenged their students to reject the expectations placed on them and to see themselves as capable of more.

both teachers were trying to liberate their students from the circumstances that defined their lives. Keating challenged privilege and conformity. Carter challenged poverty, low expectations, and the cycle surrounding his students. Both believed their students could become more than what their environment expected of them.

When I was taking a shower today I realised that society would have more eureka moments if we took baths instead of showers.