u/DanB_DanB

Murray.. man I can’t believe we’re here. He finally started the year in shape. Came out hot, sustained it to easily earn his first all star appearance. Led the team in Jokics absence. Parlayed that into serious All-nba consideration. Shot so god damn well, that considering volume and %, had legit claim this season as the leagues best shooter.

The skepticism directed towards him based off the previous two playoff runs, were damn near erased. Because we “knew” this years version of Jamal was different. How unbelievably wrong was that? Cant recall the level of confidence in a player, taking such a drastic dip over a single series, since Ben Simmons.

Wolves are probably the worst matchup in the league for him, sure…but the extent of which Jaden McDaniels and the wolves absolutely clowned him, was astonishing. After game 1…tough shot making? Zero. 3 point shot? Zero. Defense!? Zero. Getting open? Zero. Bro hit the side of the backboard after driving, like how?

Playoff Murray is dead. And the nuggets championship window is dead along with it. Truly sad.

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u/DanB_DanB — 19 days ago

Once I fully accepted that I wasn’t a Jehovahs Witness, I’ve fully avoided putting a label on my beliefs. Though I’ve heard/glanced thru it over the years, only very recently did I look into Humanism.. and I have been blown away at how closely I align with it.

There is one thing I’m wondering how exactly a humanist thought process aligns with mine….Maybe I’m just testing myself here to confirm what I now know, But I want to know how a Humanists treats this situation…

As a thought experiment. Say there is someone, who you fully respect, appreciate, trust and love. All that… Type of love, where you KNOW they’ll be an important part of your life forever…

Ok, but this same person, When it’s time to say goodbye, they’re the type to alway say “I always pray for you bro” but with a kind superior-than-hou type of energy… this person is the most carefree, peaceful, HAPPIEST people you know…
I’ve told him before “conspiracies” before, but I don’t want to burst his happiness bubble or even make him think about it, just based off my own personal feelings and understanding of his beliefs.

Is that a humanist move?

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u/DanB_DanB — 19 days ago