I’ll help with the deep conversation part. All conversations can go deep, if you keep questioning them.

It’s hot out today. -is it getting hotter every year? Seems like it. I think it’s global warming. -what do you think the solutions are?

I think Gary is cool. -what do you like about him? He’s got a sweet mustache -have you always liked mustaches? My uncle had a mustache, he used to takes us to cool places when we were kids. -would you say your uncle had a big impact on your life?

The point is, if you keep inquiring a step deeper, the conversation inevitably becomes deep. Good luck, and have fun.

I seem to remember Sweden did a study on this, but I don’t really want to google around to find it for you. Good luck!

This is the comment that gave me the most to think about. I don’t have anything to add, I just wanted to let you know I appreciate it.

You are exactly the guy a don’t encounter in real life. But I think lemme is right. The reason I don’t hear you, is because if you advocated for punching conservatives at a bar, you would get hit by a conservative. So you don’t say it out loud when that’s possible. You give permission to others when there are no consequences to yourself.

It’s scary how often we’re asked to question reality. It’s equally scary how easy it is to just give in.

Oh sure, apply this logic to the human body but soil gets a free pass. Enough of this online pro-soil/anti-human agenda.

On the vmu, you could pick your plays on football games. So your cheating friend couldn’t see what you were doing.

The clickbait is strong with this one.

As a guy who knows nothing about much. I loves me some trains. More trains please.

I used to reply to this on occasion, “Oh then I have to confiscate this. Got another one?”