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Dissociation vs. Feelings of Reality

  Dissociation vs. Feelings of Reality I just returned to my cozy shed from a short(ish) shirtless walk. (the walk was about 1.5 miles or so). I walked along the train tracks, went to the park, which was empty aside from a couple of parked RVs, and swung on a large, shell-shaped swing. I watched the rope teeter back and forth until I eventually felt motion sick, then I left. I ended up walking downtown, where there were two other shirtless dudes (yay! I wasn't alone). Anyways, why am I writing this? Today I feel especially collected. Too often when I am maneuvering through life, I feel almost as if I'm in a quasi-fugue state. It's a surreal feeling of unreality that I don't like, and in fact actively despise. However, today the world felt real. I felt grounded. I felt sane. Everything was coherent, and I was "in the moment," so to speak. I had some interesting thoughts while walking, but they mostly all fizzled out; like clouds passing me by. I ought to buy a

YouTube's Greatest Forgotten Feature

 YouTube's *Greatest* Forgotten Feature

Taxonomy of Expression

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Taxonomy of Expression                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    ~Materio  tanĝanta~                         One, upon hearing the first world of the present title, may immediately think of  this song  which was brought to infamy by  this video .  -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Let's play around with words a bit. Sometimes, when we replace a single letter of a word, its meaning is altered substantially. For instance, take the words five, a positive integer, and fave , a shorthand term for favorite .  Now, sometimes it takes a little more cunning to play with words; for instance, it was noticed one day (in a fit of divine inspiration) by my colleague, friend, and frequent collaborator K. Flynn that the w