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by mlsu
24 days ago
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Our lives are just a big collection of experiences. The wall-clock minutes that actually matter in our lives are the minutes that we spend with other people. These minutes are literally all we have; the next minute you have is literally the only thing you lose when you die. Talking to machines is only ever something I have to do so that I can put food on the table. I never remember the minutes that I have spent talking to a machine, they are not memorable because they are not valuable. |
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Bro apparently you didn't play Need For Speed Underground 2 on release. That shit was better than 99% of human interactions I have.