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 @user-521 
 
 people say that kind of thing when they feel alone. maybe "wake up" is another
 way to say "find me"
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 if evil were honest, we could use it to our advantage, knowing it's nature and
 it's curseboromir, council of elrond
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 warning, possible psycherwaul on the horizon.
 
 ========= stack overflow =========
 
 the straight lines are the tangent lines to the curves in a higher dimension.
 if you have a way to calculate backwards from this type of tangent line to the
 values of the equation, you can theoretically calculate any prime number. with
 a simple equation.
 
 well, I say simple, but that's only because I haven't written it yet. I can't
 even pass calc 1. I'm too generalized I can't complete any task, only apply
 myself to strange ones. Hence why capitalism optimizes away from me, and toward
 people who can get degrees. T.T
 
 https://www.desmos.com/calculator/mt6hasfcvm
 
 "what the heck that's a lot of traffic going to this one website, what's up
 with that? hmmm interesting we need a
 
 ================= stack overflow =
 
 "dark physics" wild, what a coincidence what a flurry, weird how it all feels
 so happenstance
 
 interesting that there'd be a theory, a coincidence and a [mirri? strange]
 
 well, it's probably n
mathematical graph showing several results plotted on a two dimensional field/plain.  there are two types of patterns shown to be occurring with a simple algorithm (pattern for application of numbers toward a pre-defined desired result [approach])  see second picture for equations  the first type of equation is a series of straight lines angled out from a central radial point. They create a cone outward from the origin with gaps between them with increasing density as approaching the floor.  the second type is a smooth arcing projection, like the rippling radiations of the gravity waves of a planet as it courses through space, or perhaps the bending and weaving of a river as it traverses first this way then that.  alternatively, they show a cross-section of a 3 dimensional bundle of fabric folded over itself with a certain rotational pattern that it moves. like the mouth of a clam, except pointed outward rather than in one direction (away from the pearl (or black hole) of the clam  it's quite possible that nothing really happened on the moon before man. Perhaps it's just a rock floating in orbit. Or perhaps it deserves our respect and our trust, our honest comportment.  ... this isn't about the moon, though.  right so this graph is a description of why we need two dimensional numbers. We technically already have them too, some people call them "imaginary" numbers or "lateral" numbers but they're there, they make sense. Why not more? It's just a construct, nothing more.  okay. ah nuts well anyway here's the equations:  y equals x divided by one point five y equals x divided by three point five y equals x divided by five point five y equals x divived by seven point five y equals nine divided by seven point five y equals eleven divided by point five  (you should be able to notice the pattern by now)  the second type of equation is this:  y equals x where x is greater than two, according to this equation: negative sign multiplied by pie times x divided by two multiplied by two  and then a copy of that previous equation, except with 3 instead of 2, then 5, then 7, then 11, then 13, etc. a self propagating algorithm.  ... anyway it's designed to show where the next prime number is. if you look at the graph every number is hit by the algorithm *except* the prime numbers. which is a new one is started.  so, the beginning of the equations begin with 2, because 1 is the first prime number. it's the first number there ever can be, of course it's prime.  next we start a line with two. the next number. the one that comes after the first. it starts a new equation, something rhythmic and predictable, which I've decided to be negative sign of pie x over two. then I multiply that whole thing by two, because it makes the image look cooler.  also by the way, regular sign instead of negative sign also works. so does anything cyclical and rhythmic with these types of behaviors, like cosign or whatever.  oh yeah, tangent lines should travel through an arc on the curve,

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 The hardest part about mental struggles is that the battlefield often turns out
 to be your relationships with your friends.
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 whose idea was it to optimize our candy toward the ones with the most sugar?
 
 [wait a minute I got like 4 toots written but not posted, what the heck where
 did they come from? I'm gonna post them without reading them]
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 sirens are an announcement of the state's application of authority. like "here
 ye hear ye: there's an ambulance passing through here. make way, for it has an
 important and urgent duty" but summed up with an audio pattern. It's interesting
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 subscribing to subreddits is kinda like saying "yeah I'd like some of this in
 my life" because then it is made so
 
 following someone on Mastodon is kinda like saying "yeah, I'd like to have more
 of you in my life" and like... if you have too many, then how are you going to
 remember them all? we can only remember about 70 people! that's why in-person
 relationships are important. we need to have a cohesive social framework that
 we know is not developed under someone else's control or
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