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Super Harvey said:If you ask me, Level 2 users are actually the easiest ones to read:

Here’s my take on which forum members fall squarely into Level 2:

Lucic (though he could honestly slide into Level 1 easily 😁), the whole Lucic crew (doshljak, znanac, passenger, submarine, and the rest), krschanin, Gorshin, Shady, Adura, and the other Muslims.
There might be a glimmer of hope for Adura to move up, though—it feels like he’s constantly wrestling with his own logic against some pretty rigid religious dogmas.

Baphomet is almost certainly at Level 3, and if I had to pick a top candidate for Level 4, it would have to be semargl.

Honestly, I have no clue where pesek Auuu would even fit in. 😕 😕

Whoa, wait—you’re putting me down to Level 2? 😕 😳

Man, you really let me down with that one.😲

Casey Palmer5 said:Oh yeah, I’ve actually heard about its antidepressant qualities too—if you’ve ever come across St. John's Wort, that’s basically what we're talking about.

Hypericum perforatum acts as a natural antibiotic and is even used to help with nerve pain.

It's also commonly used to fight depression, especially that seasonal slump we get during the winter when there's hardly any sunlight, usually in homeopathic form. 🙂

According to old folklore, this plant is meant to drive away evil spirits and bring a bit of sunshine back into your life.

Let me try to wrap my head around what "normal" and "healthy" actually look like based on our current social standards and "values"... To me, being normal and healthy is basically everything that Rachel Gonzalez7 isn't...

Now we’re getting into some deep philosophical territory! 😁

krshcanin said:That’s my philosophical take on it.😛

In the beginning, everything was flawless. Pure perfection. Everyone was content, happy, and at peace. 🙂

But then, slowly but surely, things started to shift. 😕

And just like that, we found ourselves dropped into this chaotic mess—a world fueled by irrationality, prejudice, envy, hatred, greed, and all sorts of nonsense. 🙂

But hey, there's a silver lining. Things will go back to how they used to be, and honestly, they’ll probably be even better. 🙂

We just have to hang in there long enough to see it happen. 😎

How can you possibly know what it was like at the start, and what exactly do you consider to be "the beginning"?

This isn't really a place for deep philosophical debates... I'm moving this back to the right section 😁

Solaris said:Can anyone actually provide a single, universal definition for what counts as "normal" or "healthy"?

I don't think so...😁 😛

There’s just no such thing as a universal standard...

haha I am seriously counting down the days until part three! Honestly, I’m skipping the book because if I know the story already, the movie won't hit the same. That was one of those rare films that actually kept me wide awake the whole time!!!!!!!!!!!!😎 👍

A phobic reaction hits you like an automatic, all-consuming wave. You can't just switch it off; you’re completely hijacked by this overwhelming sense of imminent danger and imagined threats.
"My heart is pounding so hard I feel like it's going to burst right out of my chest. My throat tightens up until I can barely catch my breath. It feels like I'm going to
choke. My palms are sweating, and I get this dizzying sensation like I'm about to pass out—I actually have to grab onto a wall or a chair just to stay upright. I honestly feel like the fear is going to kill me. All I want to do is run, but I have nowhere to go." .............................

Read the full article here: http://www.medicine.com/magazines/fear_anxiety.html

I think Harry Potter 2 is absolutely phenomenal. That said, it definitely drags on a bit too long. I’ve read through the entire series and they’re all great, but if I had to compare them to The Lord of the Rings, I’d say Harry Potter is much better. To me, The Lord of the Rings feels way too dark.

Solaris said:You really went deep there. 😁

So, what was that initial state you're talking about, and what exactly makes this current situation so messed up? 😕

That’s my philosophical take on it, anyway. 😛

In the beginning, everything was perfect—purely ideal. Everyone was happy and content. 🙂

But then, bit by bit, things started to shift. 😕

And here we are, born into this chaotic mess of irrationality, prejudice, envy, hatred, greed, and all the other nonsense that just doesn't feel right. 🙂

But hey, look on the bright side. Things will get back to how they used to be—maybe even better. 🙂

We just have to hang in there long enough to see it happen. 😎

krshcanin said:What we had at the very beginning was actually the baseline—it was the norm. Everything that’s happened since then is what’s truly out of whack. 😉

Man, you really went there. 😁

But walk me through it: what exactly was that "normal" state we started with, and what makes this current situation so "abnormal"? 😕

Solaris said:Can anyone actually provide a universal, rock-solid definition of what "normal" or "healthy" even means?

Honestly, I don't think so...😁 😛

To me, "normal" is just that baseline state we had at the very beginning, before everything shifted into what we now call "abnormal."😉

I’m pretty skeptical when it comes to genetic engineering. It might yield some decent short-term wins here and there, but in the long run? I don't see it going well at all.

Steven Ruiz, if you're gonna sing Cheeky Girls, you’ve gotta dress the part too... otherwise, it just doesn't hit the same...😳 🙂

🙄 I finally opened my own small business. It’s not exactly a disaster or anything, but man, I’m starting to regret it. You end up footing the bill for all this nonsense like those local trade associations, and for what? Who knows. What am I even supposed to do?

Steven Ruiz, you're being so Cheeky 😉

Taylor Cruz7 said:ugh, I can't even with you. you're being so mean right now!!! 😢

😕 😕 🙄 😢 🙂

Taylor Cruz7, so you don't love me anymore...🙄 😢 🙂 🙂