Let’s install air conditioners in places mentioned or not by John Oliver from Last Week Tonight. Summer is here, tadpoles are dancing, even in North London (as Oliver Burkeman quotes someone else in one of his books about spring), so let’s enjoy it by installing air conditioners.

we've finally found acceptance, and, even love for exiles kind of alters. we feel a sense of relief and peace we've never felt before

A: I can recommend plurality for external validation! hey S, do you think what I'm about to do is a good idea?
S: No. ......Wait, why are you still doing it then? Why ask me at all if you won't listen?!
A: I asked for external VALIDATION, not disapproval!

plural culture is microphone tests without a microphone

(to check who's fronting based on voice, which often still is insufficient indication)

Plural culture is "wait, V, were you fronting just now, I think I heard your voice or at least a similar voice", V: "maybe, I'm not sure"

It's fascinating just how deep (subsystem pun intended) the rabbithole can go (literally, we even have rabbits in here) when it comes to the complexity of a plural system. The sheer amount of possible types of alters, subsystems, memory sharing, etc. is just mindblowing how complicated it all can be