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Yes, a "not caring" attitude really is upsetting to me.

Same q.

Yes, it upsets me when people don't care about me or others

Do you tend to stay inside a lot?

I do tend to stay home when not at work.

Have you ever watched "Gilligan's Island?"

Yes,

Do you feel there may be elements of science fiction which could become reality.

Yep. I believe this could very well happen.

Are you glad seatbelts were invented?

Sometimes no. I'd like to feel free. But, I'd guess I'd fly if I didn't have one on and crashed.

Have you ever done something wild or crazy (out of boundaries; not the norm)?

I once tried to jump out of a fourth story window because I was hearing voices telling me I could fly in a manic rage.

Same question.

I hitchhiked in a car first, then on two of those big rig trucks where I met my ex that convinced me to go back home and try my life again.
Sigh. He did help but hindered me in a way also. Forgiveness and time can fix that though. Hopefully.
Now, why I did it is another story.

Same question.

I've done many many wild and crazy things. Not having it narrowed down by category is hard for me to think in broad terms on the topic.

I don't know why this comes to mind, but when I was a kid I soaked a tennis ball in gasoline and a friend and I used the flaming ball to play catch with. We had gloves on. It wasn't a safe thing to do so I don't recommend that anyone try doing such a thing. Boredom in the late 1970s when kids were left more to their own devices...

If humans were capable of choosing the current sleep cycle or being able to sleep for a week straight and then stay awake for two weeks straight with no harm, which would you choose?

difficult to answering, but I'd rather have more management over my sleep cycle in general.



What sort of toys did you play with in general?

Stuffies and Playmobil, and Lego, all of which I still play with.

How much do you know about mythology?

Enough to 'get by' on a nominal basis. I suppose that like many I grew up exposed to names of Greco-Roman stuff realizing in more recent years how it's been significant as far as factors which have provided 'imagery' in the history of philosophy, academia and Western art and really delved into Norse mythology when I was interested in Tolkien as a preteen. Nowadays I realize how Joseph Campbell's and Jungian psychology work grew out of mythology, not the least with the latters 'archetypes' influencing modern day superhero stuff.

There is a Youtube series called 'Crashcourse mythology' which made for a nice analysis.

If there was a well-developed comedy-drama movie starring Nicholas Cage and Jim Carrey at their finest (say with the way they performed in Adaptation and Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind) would you be interested in watching it.

If they teamed up for it, then yes even though Jim Carrey has already made a comeback with the show he's on.

Same question.

I would watch it as long as Jim Carrey wasnt making dirty or nasty jokes n that was guaranteed
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