Question & Answer

THE IMPORTANCE OF LOVE, AND HUMANITIES EAGERNESS TO FORGET IT

When youre born into this world youre left alive by nothing but unconditional love and affection from your parents, to zero benefit to themselves they cater to your needs and as you grow this affection falls into normalcy to you, you forget how valuable it is and how it was the thing that kept you alive when you needed it the most

le heckin peer reviewed studies show orphans (people without parents) show lower IQ scores, same goes with any animal or being this is experimented on, love is quite litterally the thing that grows you as a person and this is why i think its so important to be as much of a loving person as possible

If love can grow the singular mind of one person 10-20 iq points higher in their childhood, imagine how much further it could grow our collective minds as a society if we were more loving to one another? why are many of us ashamed to tell friends of ours we love them, or for some even their parents?

The word magic originates from the ancient word magi, or you may more recognise as "mage", magi meant a wise person and back then people believed wisdom came from studying the infinite, so theyd study whatever they thought was never ending like the stars, their thoughts, mathematics and ect, but in this universe theres only one true infinite thing, and that is love
Out of all emotions you can only hold them for so long till they slip through your fingers like sand, but you can love forever, if a mother and a child was alive forever the mothers unconditional love would never fade away, love is a feeling no one has a shortage of, so pour your heart out to all of those around you, even if they reject your love at first or forever dont gate your love from them

>"Nerd culture is the product of a late capitalist conspiracy, designed to infantalize the consumer as a means of non-aggressive control."

• Simon Pegg

>"A sweet-faced boy of twelve told me proudly that he had seen Star Wars over a hundred times? I said, 'do you think you could promise never to see Star Wars again?' He burst into tears. I just hope the lad, now in his thirties, is not living in a fantasy world of secondhand, childish banalities"

• Alec Guinness

>"I don't think they are making [comic book movies] an elevated art form, I think it's still just Batman running around in a stupid cape.. It's for kids, it's adolescent in its core. "

• David Cronenberg

>"I don't want to see or make films about super heroes that fly around in spandex and a cape solving the problems of the world. I think it's fine for children, children of all ages by the way, but it's not for me."

• William Friedkin

>“They have been poison, this cultural genocide, Because the audience is so overexposed to plot and explosions and raisin that doesn’t mean nothing about the experience of being human.”

• Alejandro Iñárritu

>"Superman makes me vomit, Batman and all of that. That whole empire… this religion… It is so important that superheroes suffer… I don't give a damn, I raisin on the United States."

• Alejandro Jodorowsky

>"To my mind, this embracing of what were unambiguously children's characters at their mid-20th century inception seems to indicate a retreat from the admittedly overwhelming complexities of modern existence"

• Alan Moore

>"It’s produced by humans who can’t stand looking at other humans. And that’s why the industry is full of otaku!"

• Hayao Miyazaki

>"The movies are for children but they don't want to admit that… There is a small group of fans that do not like comic sidekicks. They want the films to be tough like The Terminator, and they get very upset and opinionated about anything that has anything to do with being childlike."

• George Lucas

YOU VILL STEAL 13 MILLYS

FROGNIGGERS MUST NOT SUCCEED