Generally, how do psychologists treat far-right wing fascists?

Is it still relevant?

A Brave New World.

I can't really leave the West I don't think, like for example I've been around foreigners and they be racist or sumthin' to me. I can't learn a new language because I was poisoned in my country, which ruined my short term memory, or I would go to France or even Germany.

WAY TO GO MR.NEWSOM. I've been thinking about this. Unfortunately, I am not American, but I've had to go about looking into asylum somewhere, and due to Trump, it has thrown all that by the wayside, and I've thought about living in between the U.S. and Europe until he's out of office

in the future, we will have corporate logos stamped and tattooed on our foreheads

take Coca Cola for an example

What kind of retarded niche thing is that, they are obviously marketing to literal neckbeards

I made the mistake of ordering from Best Buy, I thought since it was in stock and a common item that they would have it at the store, but it turns out it was all the way on the east coast, and there was major weather warnings there, it didn't factor that in, received it way behind schedule.

But sometimes it's not always the right idea, but it can lead you to an idea that is worthwhile. Anyway, I was just feeling frustrated at the commercialization of art, everyone just wants Disney, and Superhero, AI slop. It seems like the breadth of originality is encumbered.

There's also other factors, like knowing and accepting what is considered "good" creative work in the field or profession you are in. You have to accept the rigors and laurels in a sense. Creativity can often be seen as a form of madness as well. Inspiration can strike anytime.

It makes you wonder though in cases like this, how much of it was true creative inspiration, or simply commerce? because often times true creative work can often be squashed, and individuals at the top of the field often have some type of skill at utilizing commerce in creative fields.

The creative process is probably different for everyone

Let the past die, kill it if you have to

Bro, it's been studied that it takes an average of 10,000 hours to master a skill. You don't have to master something to excel or be good at it, though. But generally, if you want to get better at art expect to spend like 14 hour days practicing for two years.