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March 18, 2010 at 12:50 PM #528320March 18, 2010 at 12:54 PM #527389
scaredyclassic
Participantpeople aren’t actually all different.
kinda like the rats.
all about the same.
March 18, 2010 at 12:54 PM #527521scaredyclassic
Participantpeople aren’t actually all different.
kinda like the rats.
all about the same.
March 18, 2010 at 12:54 PM #527970scaredyclassic
Participantpeople aren’t actually all different.
kinda like the rats.
all about the same.
March 18, 2010 at 12:54 PM #528067scaredyclassic
Participantpeople aren’t actually all different.
kinda like the rats.
all about the same.
March 18, 2010 at 12:54 PM #528325scaredyclassic
Participantpeople aren’t actually all different.
kinda like the rats.
all about the same.
March 18, 2010 at 1:03 PM #527394scaredyclassic
Participantimagine a guy who makes one deicions early on in life based on the recommendation of his friends, teachers and parents where he is sent to a prison camp as a resultof that decision. at the prison camp, his life is completely regimented, but he is allowed to choose every day whether he will break rocks while facing north or soth, whether he wille at witha fork or a spoon, and many other trivial choices of that nature. He made one bad decision, and that ultimately ended up defining much of his life. Few of the prison camp decisions can really be labelled ‘free” decisions, and the first decision wasn’t all that free either, as he was pressured and informed and listed to his friends, parents, teachers, etc, and their bad info got him into the prison camp. so that first deciison lacked freeness too.
March 18, 2010 at 1:03 PM #527526scaredyclassic
Participantimagine a guy who makes one deicions early on in life based on the recommendation of his friends, teachers and parents where he is sent to a prison camp as a resultof that decision. at the prison camp, his life is completely regimented, but he is allowed to choose every day whether he will break rocks while facing north or soth, whether he wille at witha fork or a spoon, and many other trivial choices of that nature. He made one bad decision, and that ultimately ended up defining much of his life. Few of the prison camp decisions can really be labelled ‘free” decisions, and the first decision wasn’t all that free either, as he was pressured and informed and listed to his friends, parents, teachers, etc, and their bad info got him into the prison camp. so that first deciison lacked freeness too.
March 18, 2010 at 1:03 PM #527975scaredyclassic
Participantimagine a guy who makes one deicions early on in life based on the recommendation of his friends, teachers and parents where he is sent to a prison camp as a resultof that decision. at the prison camp, his life is completely regimented, but he is allowed to choose every day whether he will break rocks while facing north or soth, whether he wille at witha fork or a spoon, and many other trivial choices of that nature. He made one bad decision, and that ultimately ended up defining much of his life. Few of the prison camp decisions can really be labelled ‘free” decisions, and the first decision wasn’t all that free either, as he was pressured and informed and listed to his friends, parents, teachers, etc, and their bad info got him into the prison camp. so that first deciison lacked freeness too.
March 18, 2010 at 1:03 PM #528072scaredyclassic
Participantimagine a guy who makes one deicions early on in life based on the recommendation of his friends, teachers and parents where he is sent to a prison camp as a resultof that decision. at the prison camp, his life is completely regimented, but he is allowed to choose every day whether he will break rocks while facing north or soth, whether he wille at witha fork or a spoon, and many other trivial choices of that nature. He made one bad decision, and that ultimately ended up defining much of his life. Few of the prison camp decisions can really be labelled ‘free” decisions, and the first decision wasn’t all that free either, as he was pressured and informed and listed to his friends, parents, teachers, etc, and their bad info got him into the prison camp. so that first deciison lacked freeness too.
March 18, 2010 at 1:03 PM #528330scaredyclassic
Participantimagine a guy who makes one deicions early on in life based on the recommendation of his friends, teachers and parents where he is sent to a prison camp as a resultof that decision. at the prison camp, his life is completely regimented, but he is allowed to choose every day whether he will break rocks while facing north or soth, whether he wille at witha fork or a spoon, and many other trivial choices of that nature. He made one bad decision, and that ultimately ended up defining much of his life. Few of the prison camp decisions can really be labelled ‘free” decisions, and the first decision wasn’t all that free either, as he was pressured and informed and listed to his friends, parents, teachers, etc, and their bad info got him into the prison camp. so that first deciison lacked freeness too.
March 18, 2010 at 1:04 PM #527399scaredyclassic
Participantit’s not really that external pressures are a “bitch” it’s just theya re all so all-encompassing, we may not even be aware of them. Like the water fish swim in; all of these pressures constitute our existence and reality…
fish gotta swim.
March 18, 2010 at 1:04 PM #527531scaredyclassic
Participantit’s not really that external pressures are a “bitch” it’s just theya re all so all-encompassing, we may not even be aware of them. Like the water fish swim in; all of these pressures constitute our existence and reality…
fish gotta swim.
March 18, 2010 at 1:04 PM #527980scaredyclassic
Participantit’s not really that external pressures are a “bitch” it’s just theya re all so all-encompassing, we may not even be aware of them. Like the water fish swim in; all of these pressures constitute our existence and reality…
fish gotta swim.
March 18, 2010 at 1:04 PM #528077scaredyclassic
Participantit’s not really that external pressures are a “bitch” it’s just theya re all so all-encompassing, we may not even be aware of them. Like the water fish swim in; all of these pressures constitute our existence and reality…
fish gotta swim.
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