u/LifesLemonStorage

I wish for a hollow cylindrical shape with a opening on top, being 60cm tall and being a bit widder further up than lower, speciffically 50cm in diameter at the uppermost point and 40 at the bottom. It should not leak if filled with water and it should be made of a sturdy yet not too heavy non-toxic metal that cannot rust with a bent thick wire made of the same metal connected to the left and right of the top with rotating joints to function as a handle.

Basically, I can now observe other people restrained by their mindsests and filtered views of the world. I see people spreading their oppinions and accidentally hurting the feelings of otheres, which respond with attacks. Both sides think the other is bad and they are good. But they are both at the same time. Imagine me spilling a cup of normal water over you. You'd get offended. But it was such a simple hand motion, and the water is gonna dry up soon anyways, so what's with the whole babbling, right? I don't think 67 is good, it is actively ruining lives of kids, but we should try a less aggressive approach of giving them water that DOEN'T involve spilling it over them.

When Liz tells us to take a photo of a speciffic patient, we know they have been infected, and thus should count as an anomaly. But they are classified as a patient all the way through. This means that the early stages are too insignificant to be dangerous, and thus are treated as genetic altering rther than anomalous biology. Barney might just be very deeply in stage 1 to a point where most infected skip that part of stage 1 and hop into the next. We can see that stage one doesn't make strong visual differences, only with the face, so it makes sence. Now, Barney is still deeply into the infection, so he should have lost his mind. But let's take a look at the intern to figure out what keeps them from further mutation. We know that coffee keeps our sanity high and losing it kills us. What if sanity is directly tied to the counsious of the subject? After all, we get bitten by anomalies a lot, and yet we stay seemingly uninfected. Barney wasn't mistakenly coming to us, he was desperate for the coffee to keep his sanity and test our woth of trust with different tasks. He knows more about the hospital than we think. Once he proves your trust, he gives you an extra coffee machine and disapears forever, seemingly because he trusts us with uncovering and solving the problems and misteries of the hospital. And you might ask why the anomalies wouldnt just gang up and invade the hospital in a massive, unstoppable wave? Barney keeps them away. His own coffee isn't enough to handle the stress, so he asks us for more. That's why he doesn't like being declined. The scalpel? He might require a weapon to fend off more anomalies. The suitcase? A first test to see our worth of trust by not opening it ourselves. Why the officer wants him? Publical genocide is still a crime. He isn't a fat psycho that sees the hospital as a starbucks, he is a hero fighting against his own infection and that of others and basically sacrifices himself by giving us his own coffee source and leaving for good. That would explain him never returning whatsoever. And that's why sometimes anomalies will still behave like normal patients if you let them through, they are still sane.