Posts by Sarah Ruiz852

Honestly, if you want their absolute best work, stick to "Clown" and "Little Devil."

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You just have to put in the work. It doesn't matter what the job is; no role is inherently "good" or "bad." At the end of the day, we're all just working for a paycheck, and everything else—the satisfaction, the prestige, the grind—is entirely up to you and how much skin you have in the game. You can't really go around demanding more than what you've actually earned.

As long as you haven't established who's actually running the show, they won't just treat you like a sheep—they'll treat you like an elephant being led around by its ears.

It’s funny how we all suddenly think we’ve achieved some sort of grand enlightenment once we’ve indulged in substances. How do you even begin to explain what things like opium or mescaline actually do to the human psyche? Throughout history, various Native American tribes used these substances because they believed it was a direct line to the divine—though, looking back, it’s hard not to see that as a fundamental misunderstanding of how the spiritual realm works. It wasn't about accessing another world; it was just a chemical shortcut to a feeling they couldn't otherwise reach. We see evidence of this everywhere, from ancient Egyptian mummies to the habits of Greek philosophers. Does a drug actually create spirituality? Or does it simply warp the lens through which we view reality? Some people argue that being under the influence allows for a deeper, more profound perception of the universe, perhaps even making them feel sharper or more spiritually attuned, even if it's just an illusion created by the brain.

We’re talking about those rare, singular figures who actually managed to shift the needle during their lifetime. It’s a hard truth to swallow, but a single individual can sometimes achieve more than millions of people acting in unison ever could. I’m thinking of those titans who reshaped human existence through nothing but pure intellect and sheer force of will—people whose ideas and labor outweighed the collective effort of a billion souls. It makes you wonder, though: are these geniuses chosen by some higher power? Is it divine intervention, or are they simply operating on a cognitive level that puts the rest of us to shame? History shows us that when it comes to massive, paradigm-shifting projects, it’s almost always a lone visionary stepping up to the plate. They push forward, refusing to buckle even when the world around them is actively rooting for their failure. And then, the most predictable part of the cycle: once the work is finished and the impact is undeniable, the skeptics and critics suddenly scurry out from the shadows like rats to claim a piece of the glory. We see it all the time—fame often arrives only after the grave. So, I have to ask: where does this spark actually come from? Is it something celestial, or just a freak occurrence of human evolution?

It feels like almost every single time I try to shut down my PC, it just refuses to die immediately. It’s like it starts some sort of countdown—sometimes it's hovering at 21, other times it hits 120 or 60. Does anyone actually know what's going on there?

I keep seeing this message popping up: "Please do not turn off your computer while uploading, installing, or updating..." What exactly is that supposed to mean? I have no clue.