Posts by Matthew Harris6

Edward Price6 said:Funny. So vegan food isn't actually food.

I don't follow. Are you telling me fruits, vegetables, grains, legumes, mushrooms, and nuts aren't food? What are you supposed to be—a tiger? A hyena?

The Game Changers is a documentary exploring how the standard American diet impacts both our bodies and the planet. It digs into how the meat, dairy, and big pharma industries lobby relentlessly to keep laws skewed toward their bottom line—and which organizations are pulling the strings. Why aren't doctors properly trained on the link between nutrition and wellness? Didn't Hippocrates suggest that the physician of the future would treat people through food alone? Chronic issues common in the US, like heart disease, type 2 diabetes, and various cancers, are deeply rooted in what we eat and how we live; many could be prevented, slowed, or even reversed by shifting to a whole-food, plant-based lifestyle. Its high rating speaks for itself, and it’s already inspired countless people to embrace veganism. 🙂

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt5541848/?ref_=nv_sr_1

Thanks 🙂

Hi there.
Quick question: will I face any penalties if I’m still using a student discount package after graduating a year ago? I’m finally landing a job, so... yeah. Do I need to provide some kind of official proof from my university to cancel the student rate?

Paul Thompson3 said:I can’t just cruise through life without asking "why"—it’s impossible for me—and I guess we all hit that wall eventually.
Sure, you can have it all—an entire empire of smiles—but they’ll still let you down, and they’ll still hurt you.🙂
The truth is, nobody actually has a smart answer for this—mostly because one doesn't exist.
People only keep going because they’re terrified of being alone at the end.
Anyway, thanks for the input, everyone.

Fair point about my username🙂. I picked it because that song really struck a chord with me. Everything is fleeting, yet there's this constant engine behind it all—this endless change.
I've asked those same heavy questions myself. It’s depressing, isn't it? That feeling of helplessness when you realize the answers might not even exist. But taking my own life? Never crossed my mind. I actually love being alive. It's the only thing I've got. I truly believe we all have a purpose, whether we find it or just decide to create it. For me, it's learning. I have this restless curiosity about how the world works; that's what keeps me moving. And then there are the people I love. I didn't start loving my life until I found my circle of true friends. Sure, someone will always disappoint you, but why dwell on them? You fight for what matters. You fight for what you love.

Everything feels fine until you start asking "Why?" and hunting for reasons behind everything. There will always be more questions than answers—that’s just how life works. Don't waste time searching for meaning; create it instead. Find a purpose. Fight for it. And once you reach it? Find a new one. But don't let that goal be your entire existence. Live for the good people around you, too—your friends and your family.