DMT Dank Microwave Taco
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I always tell people that chess is a good alternative to video games since it is about keeping the mind sharp and engaging in very thoguhtful, creative play. Yes, I am aware some video games can do that, but people sink thousands of hours into these things without real world application and... without any real skill development that doesn't sharpen the brain.
Yeah, sure, beating Dark Souls 2 is an accomplishment but it lacks the sociality and intellectual rigor of more classic games of the mind like chess.
It's kind of an interesting concept - if tarot cards were originally just used for card games, it would be acceptable to literally take them and do taht with them, and in a sense, if it is irritating to people who use the occult to do that... It is worth a lul.
This would be a combination of things, though, right... Some people talk generally about sin, and others take it personal and thus view it as Chrisitan imposition on their way of life.
At other times, Christians are making observations about the direction of society, and again, it is interpreted as a judgment of specific individuals.
I think what we see mostly, though, is people self-conscious about how they are failing the standards that their parents and other people they respect put on them, and instead they reverse it: No, the problem isn't my substance abuse/fornication, it's the fact that it bothers you.