Nuclear won't solve the problem either, but it is a good way to extend the time we have to figure our shit out in terms of climate.

I mean, it's not like the "resources" are leaving, they're just turning into things that we can't use. Science brought us the sickness, it should be able to bring us the cure. In the meantime, we need to limit the amount of "things that can't be transformed into something else" we produce.

It might, or it might not. But depression is a mental issue, and like I said it's different for everyone. There isn't any "do this and youre fixed" for depression. Surely being antagonistic to other people offering a possible solution isn't a good idea. If, by chance guest does think that the cure to depression is to just "get out of a victim mentality" then obviously there would be a problem there.

cause it's funny?

John Adams, you're a nerd and you don't even get a beer named after you

Responding with sarcasm won't solve anything. People are very VERY complicated, and depression doesn't work the same for everyone. Some people get used to depression, and some work their way out. What exactly were you trying to accomplish when you replied that way?

I think the text is edited. It does seem like a more satirical comic

all hail.

Well, that was an overreaction. It is ironic that Carrey is distributing the "too many people are on phones" to people who are most likely on their phones. Without knowing either of you personally, I have to say, the fuck?

nice

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