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I think it was Pythagoras who often wondered "Why does everything have two aspects?" Odd/Even. Rest/Motion. One/Many. Light/Darkness. Etc, on and on. I have often wondered that myself. Everything in this reality seems to come in opposing pairs. Why? I am now beginning to suspect that it because of something that has to do with infinity. Hold up your forefinger and thumb, as if you are about to pinch a little bit of air between them. Right there, you have just created an entire infinity. There are an infinite amount of points between your forefinger and thumb. Lower one digit. Now you, a finite being, have just annihilated an entire infinity! Wait, but how? Because in order for that infinity to exist, you had to create two boundaries. Just two. One was your thumb and the other was your forefinger. You created two boundaries and thus set up an infinity. You took away one boundary and annihilated that infinity. But where did that infinity go? It did not go away! It became part of the outer whole, the larger infinity, the set that contained you and your fingers! Everything has two aspects because that is how to create sub-sets of infinity. Everything is infinite. In order for anything to exist, two boundaries must be set up. As soon as one boundary goes away, that particular infinity ceases to exist, but only as a specific infinity.

What a fantastic, bonkers zombie flick!

At first I thought it was going to be dumb. Tubi is full of interesting concepts followed up by bad execution and acting that makes the movie stumble and fall in the first couple minutes. That impression went up in smoke as soon as the actors spoke their first lines in the opening scene. The movie took off after that and didn't stop delivering on the story and acting quality until the very last frame.

I also thought that visually it was a really nicely filmed piece. I have been in the American west and remember the interplay of the sunlight and the bleakness of the landscape is actually kinda beautiful, and it seemed whoever was behind the camera for this movie was not blind to that.

Really enjoyed this one.

What can I say? I tried everything from improving my diet to extra caffeine to getting more sleep. Regardless, by about three in the afternoon all my motivation and mental energy just seemed to dribble away. But recently, I have found that popping a butterscotch hard candy in my mouth is better than a cup of coffee! I can keep working, stay interested, and stay focused.

Hi, everybody. I am the creator of the serialized horror fiction novel called Progeny, which I put out in podcast format.

The fifth chapter just dropped: Educement.

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Resurrecting Dick Nash, a horror-fiction podcast:

A jaded lawyer, on the payroll of a nameless corporate entity, travels the backroads of modern day America on a mission to unearth a mysterious object simply called "the Package." The only clues to its whereabouts are a disjointed series of notes and records compiled by an obscure 1980's pulp fiction writer who traveled the same roads half a century ago and wrote under the pen name Dick Nash.

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Hi, I have been the mod for r/Octobertide for years, and have posted for years, mostly during the fall of each year. Went back today to do a "halfway to Halloween" post and ALL of my posts over the years are GONE. I get the little Reddit message encouraging me to make the first post for this community. But there should be like a hundred posts there. How did this happen and can it ever be reversed?

So what is a really good state or local campground where a lot of artificial light is blocked at night and you can really see the stars in the sky?