I’ve mentioned them before and they’re semi-related, in a broad sense:

I believe the Congressional baseball game shooting was likely intended to benefit Trump.

I believe it’s likely that the Russian government has knowingly promoted interracial cuck porn, in some capacity.

I find them fascinating, but have never found they have such a dramatic effect. Though I tried the Gateway Experience tapes for awhile and definitely slept better when I used them, despite a decided lack of astral travel or whatever.

Oh, I’m sorry, I thought this was America!

Thanks, that was absolutely unreadable on my phone. So many goddamn ads.

I had the opposite experience. Consistently derided and dismissed it as woo. Went to my parents’ land a couple of years ago and my dad told me to try it. I didn’t want to, that’s how ridiculous I found it. But those things were moving in my hands in a way that had me halfway believing.

“Christianity is a death cult,” essentially. Why bother to make it better here when paradise is guaranteed?

That’s just how 200-year-old tortoises naturally look.

I’ve already come to view Jimmy Carter as an unappreciated rockstar, and I didn’t even know this story. I just Googled it for those interested. It doesn’t seem like it was when he was president, but still completely badass/downright heroic.

He wasn’t just cool, he was Coolio.

Fellow billionaire media magnate here: you’re doing it wrong. You make the news what you want it to be! Isn’t that why we do this, at all!?

I really want to get into it and have for years and you only confirm it. Unfortunately, I only got my HOTAS after I sold my VR headset, so I need to get it all back.

It’s really cool. I couldn’t stop taking screenshots, because everything I made looked so good by default. I think I still have an older version of the resource pack around on my computer, if you want to mess with it before shelling out cash.

I have an electric heating pad that I use a lot. If I have a migraine, it’s nice to know it’s there. Sometimes I turn it on before bed to heat up my bed. Sometimes I turn it on in the middle of the night and wrap it around my feet/ankles. It’s definitely a comfort item that I miss when I don’t have access to it.

I really like the Archviz Minecraft pack for zen, aimless, creative building. I’ve made an entire little neighborhood/village that looks quite realistic and it just perfectly scratches an itch for me.

All downhill after The Screen Savers. Except financially, presumably.

No way, the guy from TechTV!?

I have a basic HOTAS for when I reassemble my VR setup and Elite: Dangerous is definitely on my list.

Space Engine in VR, though not really a game, gave me existential terror in a way I imagine Elite: Dangerous might. Accidentally sending yourself zipping through the vastness of space and right up beside a accurate-scale star rocked me in a way I thought an “educational” app never could.

It really is. Everyone should try it. I’ve done it for hundreds of hours and still think, “THIS IS THE FUTURE,” every time I do it.

I was too intimidated to try iRacing, but hope to. I drove thousands of miles on the night-time Tokyo interstate/Shutoko map (mod for Assetto Corsa) by itself. Often in the rain with the mod that allowed me to control my Spotify from inside the car.

Sold my rig when I moved, but hope to rebuild it even better ASAP. It certainly isn’t cheap, but my first rig was very DIY (including two-directional physics output to my seat via SimHub, which added even more to immersion, only cost $75-$100 to add a basic version) and I was able to cobble it all together for under $1,000 by waiting for deals, etc…

Give VR sim-racing a try (Assetto Corsa), if it strikes your fancy, at all. It’s a downright miraculous experience (especially with a wheel) and THE greatest thing I’ve experienced in VR. I literally learned to drive a manual in Assetto Corsa before going and driving a real manual Porsche race car.

Flight Simulator in VR is also very impressive.