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How people do weddings.

Museums and Tours.

@Lyubov, yeah. I cannot stand that kind of conformity and rigidity.

My observations are also leading to the conclusion that things are illogical. For example, it's illogical to think of oneself as someone who experiences stuff while living with others. Another example is that human life has been going on for a long time, as if people continuously are born into this dimension, then die and are born as another thing in this dimension, treating this universe as some fixed place. TBH, seeing through the illogicality of those two examples is not easy to handle, because your sense of self has been built on them for a long time. The thought that nothing happened to anyone but me shocks me to the core.

Lmao. Simply, it is illogical to say "I am this, but not that".

Regarding to #317 quote, it is even illogical not to identify with anything you consider as not you.

@Leo Gura, you are killing with your #317 quote.

Gosh, no one is ready for the skull-fucking! The greatest peek-a-boo.

I think that conformity requires not taking the responsibility of making one's own decisions knowingly. A conformist would care less about having the authority of their own mind. I think that something becomes conformity when it's treated as normal, given, and not questioned.

Relying on AI by deceiving oneself into thinking that they can write like the AI generated responses or that AI is for all purposes instead of trying to make it useful for you.

Human sanity is a conformity.

People mostly celebrate their birthdays, New Year, Ramadan, etc., out of conformity.

If I were you, I wouldn't go unless I was too dependent on my parents and couldn't reason with them, especially if they subscribe to a religion. You should be careful revealing such things if you aren't financially independent from them and want to be more open with them.

If you observe, you will see that coffee is ingrained in most cultures. When you go to someone's home, they offer you coffee. When people have dessert, coffee is in their minds by default. People in my culture are some of the most obsessive coffee drinkers. They often drink more than three times a day!

It is conformist to act non-conformist ways while criticizing people of not being non-conformist and hating them, yet live with them who have values which threaten your life.

I wasn't specifically referring to you.

I think that most people drink coffee for conformist reasons. Plus, it can be so addictive. It is for me.

You can be non-conformist even if you don't own them for the reasons you mentioned. You can just want to have them because you're fascinated by them and love them.

I don't want to pick a 4-sub and have a less than a profound experience and wait for a few days for tolerance and also cross-tolerance. I will be in the Netherlands soon for two weeks, and I can only get one chance every few months to find out. Does it matter which one I choose?

I think that cars are overrated. They make the city/town ugly and problematic. Cities/Towns shouldn't be car-centric. Once you use trams and metros that are well integrated, you will forget about using cars for all purposes.

Yeah, I don't work there. Well, I think so. I hope so. It's in the chip industry. But I was laid off recently. So, I'll try to find another one.

I also work in a corporation doing 30-40 hours of work per week full-time, but I would dream of earning more than 1% of his salary.