First or last are the most likely

60% chance of being the first, 40 of being the last, if it was made prior of 2020 then 2nd and 3rd are the most probable with a 45% each

I predicted that you would say that.

Shake a treat bag near a fat dog and see what happens.

I often hear people complain that billionaires could never actually use all their wealth. The hoarding of the wealth for their "use" was never the point though.

Its all a game of power, influence, and leverage over other people. If you have more money than someone else, you get the ability to bully them. So for a billionaire, you want more money than the other billionaires. You also want to deprive poor and middle class people of wealth so they have even less leverage and are more desperate than they would be if you simply had a lot of money, and not all of the money.

You can get a starving homeless person to do a lot more for you with an offer of cheap gruel than you can a contented peasant with a solid gold bar.

You don't have to hoard wealth if you don't want to. I don't care for it and feel fine.

Think of invasive species or whatever happens when a balance in nature is toppled. If they would be able to hoard more wealth they would do it.

I'm sorry to know you are hoarding more wealth than you can consume in a lifetime.

Fun fact, the English wiped out their yew trees to make longbows

Well, shit, good thing this is only three frames then.

I'm really glad humans are above all that.

Ducks dont discriminate with their corkscrew

More like trillions of years. As a secular person, I do still hold out hope for the idea of some kind of afterlife. Like maybe this is a simulation or something like that, and we'll get to be reunited with all our loved ones and continue to exist, explore and try new things, read all the books that have ever been written, watch all the movies and TV shows, play all the games, visit areas throughout history that you could've never seen while alive, talk to all the famous people throughout history who've lived and died - you get the point - up until we tire of existence itself and commit ourselves back to the universal fold. Basically, the setting of the Good Place, once it was turned into the actual Good Place. I really hope for something like that, because going back to nonexistence bums me out, even if by definition we cannot experience it.

As a child I was suspicious of death. What is it? One moment you're alive and the next you're not. I reasoned that it must be a state of non-existence, just as was my state before my birth. I could not know that though. One moment I'm not alive and the next I am. As far as I knew one person died and another was born. If I were to die I might just be born again somewhere else. I was horrified: we're trapped. I never wanted to be alive. I am compelled to be. I do feel trapped. I'm plagued by procrastination in every aspect of my life. If I could choose I would choose to have never existed. I see life as a mistake.

Abstract absurdities such as Buddhism (below commentator mentioned it) have taken on a different quality as I age. I would have mocked such absurdity as a child--and I was often confused about people's fascination with fantasy (religions)--but time has given it a context. Life's absurd and if everything's absurd nothing is.

I would embrace death if I could get their fast, without this body refusing so completely. I think it's a fact that there's more suffering than pleasure in all aspects of life.

Everything I perceive is full of contradictions: if you were to love a partner you'd never wish childbirth upon them; to force pain upon them willingly and to put them at risk of death itself during childbirth. Every child is a mistake.

I feel there's two-parts to us. One that has a type of abstract logic and the other that has a real logic. They're at constant odds with each other. Some people are controlled more by one than the other, but no one is content in any capacity.

Because it's such a taboo topic I have no grounded reference, but I do wonder if everyone would rather not have existed.

The Buddha became enlightened and escaped the cycle of reincarnation. In this he entered the state of Nirvana:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nirvana_in_Buddhism

Karma has been interpreted that way, as basically just cause and effect in the field of human ethics. It's also extremely misunderstood by virtually everyone in the west.

Have you watched The Good Place?

We had ducks when I was a kid, I know all about it.

They may be cute, but they are horrible creatures and I don't feel bad for eating them. Fuck you, ducks. Little assholes

Trump supporter.

It's bad knowing that they're very much not alone among animal species who does that. So many raping animals....

so what you are saying is that men are like Koalas. too stupid to see the truth and rapists pieces of shit.

It's also your imo And i know precisely that i know nothing and never enough. But critical thinking is a nice practical skill to develop in this life, so i'm sticking with it. It helps at decision making like a lot. It also helps out in various other things. Deal with it 😁