New York City, September 11th, 2001

This happens to be the most horrific picture I have ever seen.

Recently, I had the opportunity to watch “Schindler's list”, given to us as a recommendation by our English Lab professors. I had previously read about Oskar Schindler, but had never fathomed his impact on 1100 Jews whose lives he saved in the time given to him.

The movie made me cry.

In the movie, there happened to be many scenes where gold, ornaments, and possessions were taken forcibly from the homes of the Jews and kept in German offices.

The blue whale

This man was a soldier in World War I. His nationality is unknown. I will never know his name, when he fought or if he ever made it home. I will never know if he had a wife and kids and if he was drafted or if he volunteered. I will never know what he was thinking as the photographer clicked the shutter in that godforsaken trench a century ago. But his smile- cold, empty, the result of being shell-shocked and the precursor to PTSD- his smile will never leave me.

Here's one of my cat. Six pounds of pure evil captured perfectly.

That all these countries got nuclear weapons ready to use on eachother.

The New Apostolic Reformation. The incredibly massive amount of Christians that want to build the literal Kingdom of Heaven in the United States.

Psychopaths with money, especially male, especially in politics.

Cancer. Can affect anyone (my mom, my 20 year old friend) - rich, poor, young, old, plans for the future - it does not care.

Getting sentenced to life in prison for something you didn't do.

Viruses. They are technically not even alive, they are just "organic"(?) machines. Think about it for just a moment, they are not alive but makes copies of itself!

Microplastics.

Scary is subjective, but survivors will tell you that there's nothing more scary than a tornado ripping your house and life apart.

Racist vigilantism in the aftershock of a natural disaster.

The combination of emboldened white supremacy, relaxed gun laws, effects of climate change, and depleted public services are all coming to a head.

At this point, its man. Man is the scariest thing to exist. Thats where we are.

The Yellowstone Caldera. If it erupts it could be a major life threatening event all over the planet. When Mount Tambora erupted in 1815 there was so much ash emitted the following year was known as the year without a summer, with massive crop failures and food shortages. An eruption of the Yellowstone Caldera would be exponentially larger.

As an American....Maga. Not so much the civilians because they've been manipulated into puppets without knowing what they're supporting. That is what's scary, how they somehow manipulated millions into being almost as in control as slaves, how they manipulate these people into violence (January 6th) THEN MANIPULATE THEM INTO THINKING THEY'RE THE HEROES! They've manipulated even members of the government to let Trump and the other leaders get away with anything (look at the billions of dollars in payouts Trump just paid out to himself from his own IRS and made himself immune from any persecution). I know I'm going to get some of these people in my replies which just helps proves my point.

Climate change. It’s coming. We can’t stop it, anymore. We were too stupid to even try.

Realizing you’ve been overthinking a situation that never mattered.

Ticks - they are everywhere and can mess up your life in ways you would never imagine.

Right now? AI. It’s freaky af how real that can look.