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I defeated the Spinosaurus in Dino Mutant!

I’ve discovered I think really differently from other people. I haven’t done any research on it, but I might after this. (Most of this applies to teenagers, I’m not too sure about adults) I’ve found that people either think emotionally or logically- most people thinking emotionally. They will get angry or sad or happy easily, and are more likely to act on what their emotions tell them rather than logic. Even in things like math or English for students, they think more by what they know rather than logically, and that’s why average people probably aren’t very good at a lot of subjects. Emotional thinkers are usually better at comforting people. They know what to say to someone when they’re sad. “Are you okay?” Is common to ask someone when they’re upset. Logical thinkers aren’t as good at comforting, but are really good at understanding how they work and why, rather than how they act. They know how people think. But they’re also not good at some things like comforting, because when someone is crying, they don’t want to ask “Are you okay?” Because, logically, the person clearly isn’t, and they don’t want to say something that doesn’t make sense. Emotional thinkers almost always think they work logically. They say they’re different from everyone else, and they see how the world truly works. They don’t. They have a specific standpoint that can’t change. They’ll say the government is terrible or that school is great or bad or whatever they think, and they can’t be convinced otherwise. They think so strongly because they think emotionally. Logical thinkers know they think differently. They can tell they work differently. They sense it, rather than wanting to be special or emotionally believing. But they don’t have a set opinion on things. They can see how the world works in everyone’s point of view. They can see the good and bad as well as the bad and good. They can see why people do what they do, and that’s why they seem to have less emotions. Emotional people will have strong opinions or dislikings of some things. They can hate things or love things and get attached to things. They can get upset or hate people for reasons such as bullying or lying. They are naturally like this. Logical people don’t tend to have strong emotions. They can’t bring themselves to hate things because they just don’t really care. They can’t bring themselves to care because it doesn’t make sense in their head why they should care, or they just can’t care about certain things at all. Emotional thinkers will see things how they BELIEVE things, like how in all the different religions, people will believe different things because of how they were taught. How they were raised. They can believe certain people are bad because they were taught they were bad, which is why a lot of homophobia and other things exist. They were taught to be that way. Logical thinkers think scientifically. They understand how people believe things and why, but they tend to go back to the one scientific explanation, that the earth formed from rock and animals evolved from a single(?) ancestor, rather than a god. I am a logical thinker, so I don’t know how this applies to other people like me. This is mainly using information about myself, but I feel like it will apply to other people that work like me. I’ve always been different from other people (not in the edgy teenager way), in a way that I just didn’t understand the things they did. I started reading a lot pretty early on, and my parents aren’t religious, so that’s why I’ve always believed and wanted to learn about adaptation and the world being formed. I kind of always was an outcast since I thought differently from others, and I enjoyed being away from other and staying with technology like my 10-15 hours a day. /srs but that’s more of a personal coping mechanism I developed.

Another interesting species: whales They didn’t evolve in the water, they were actually a dog/rodent looking thing that fed on fish I think. They lived in a time where the sea had plenty of fish, causing them to swim more and more and eventually evolve to be able to live in the water.

I have an explanation as to why Australia has so many unique animals. I read it in a book today. When Australia broke away from the rest of the world, that left most of the wildlife isolated from the rest of the world, meaning it wouldn’t evolve like the other creatures. Migrating birds and sea creatures stay the same because they can easily leave and come back, meaning they evolve with the creatures on both sides. But Australia does have the same niches as the rest of the world- the Tasmanian Tiger (I think it was Tiger) were basically just Hyenas, but adapted for our environment, according to the book. The environment is different- harsher, hotter, but not as many dangerous animals. So defence isn’t one of the most important things. That’s why our snakes are super venomous. They can easily defend themselves and hunt, but they are a lot less agressieve than snakes on the mainland. They don’t see everything as a threat. It’s the same with other places. Islands will always have creatures different from the mainland, even if it’s a slight difference. Just like with the dodo. They were birds that migrated and found an island with basically no predators and plenty of food, so why would they need natural defences or wings? They probably had no idea what was happening when they were hunted to extinction because they hadn’t had to worry about anything.

The classroom smells awful right now but I’m used to bad smells so I’m laughing at everyone suffering from the smell lmao

I’m using Autodesk Fusion 360 for a class called CAD (Computer Aided Design) and it’s so painful 😭

I also have to keep my eyes open when I’m going to sleep, because I’m paranoid that there’ll be something. I’ll often fantasise until I fall asleep rather than closing my eyes and sleeping. If I try closing my eyes, I’ll either see something in my eyelids since that makes a dark space at night too, or I’ll feel like something’s watching me or could be watching me.

I have the thing called visual snow. If you don’t know what it is, it’s like seeing static over your vision. For me, it’s very intense in the dark. I have an issue where I can sometimes see things out of the corner of my eye. It’s usually a face or something that disappears when I look at it. Now, you might think that’s normal, but people usually get this when they think they see something out of the corner of their eye. I actually see it briefly. I can often hallucinate small shapes, especially at night because I see things in the visual snow. Creepy things. I’ll sometimes see deformed skulls or faces in the dark, and that’s why I always have to have a nightlight when I sleep.

I didn’t participate in mini golf, laser tag, fusball. There was also a hike thing I didn’t do because of breathing difficulties.

I’m back at school

They will provide us with a little bit of food at some point but still

I forgot my bag. I don’t have anything to eat and they can’t just go back and get it. Oops.

They had too many ppl anyway, so two people needed to be kicked out. I’m one, not sure who the other is.

I’m not joining the Laser Tag. I’m allowed to sit out.

First Andromeda now you 😭

I don’t want to do laser tag with a bunch of COD and Fortnight sweats. I’m dead for sure.

We’re doing a laser tag excursion today

I made her emo

Another video! This is the Curled Storm Story thing I swear I’ve talked about before. There is a bit of horror and gore I think.

I’m literally a hoarder. I can’t get rid of anything because I always get emotionally attached to the item when I go to throw it out, even if it’s a random stick I found.

Flashing warning

I had a dream last night where I took my dogs to school or something, but they’re good dogs so I let them roam around the van without a leash or anything and went to school. A teacher took my class to a nearby school supply shop and I think I didn’t really buy much. My friend and I were buying fruit I think and some guy started arguing with us. I later went back to the car to check up on the dogs and they seemed fine. Rosie (Labrador x Kelpie) is a good girl and stayed in the van. The doors were open so she didn’t overheat. I think George (Labrador) was walking around a bit but wasn’t causing trouble. But eventually he started running around the parking lot and my teacher said I had to get him and put a leash on him, so I yelled after him but he wasn’t responding and kept running around, narrowly avoiding cars. I chased after him into the school, which had randomly became a 5-star hotel. I yelled for him when he was inside the hotel but I was told to keep quiet to not interrupt the guests, so I just chased after him. He eventually left the building and went back to the fan or something, but it was in a completely new location with like a wooden shelter made from four logs and a stick canopy, and George started turning into toothless. I had to craft a rope and tie him to the shelter, then everyone was shocked about seeing a dragon. My teacher suddenly really urgently needed me and took me to a van where some people wanted to show me the new HTTYD live action movie. I was really disappointed because… live actions suck. They take me to a place with George/Toothless and start playing the movie. Before they started it, I knew the movie was going to be disappointing. It turned out it was actually 2D animated and I was really confused since I knew that wasn’t live action but I sure as hell wasn’t complaining. Then I woke up.

That’ll be funny the next time little kids come to the forums.

I just went through some of the old msm thread purely because everyone was terrified of it

Hehehe. Catra from She-ra.