Oh, snobbism. I see, my bad.

No. I can’t give any examples because I personally don’t give a damn, but there have been ‘pointlessly’ solved equations which only became of use much later in modern branches of technology.

Random crap nobody cares about have a small chance to be useful in the far future for stuff we currently are unaware of.

I hear and understand your position, but I disagree with it. Mainly because it’s not as much fun. But also because as you say, self-reports aren’t reliable and many people don’t self-report. So I can say the gay percentage of our population is much higher than the numbers show and the diversity of opinions is also larger and more mixed, from topic to topic, and be somewhat correct.

Everyone has a little bit of gay in them as remnants of our evolutionary process, it’s just most people aren’t so afraid of it they’d go out of their way to get rid of it in any way possible. And the Republican party atracts those most fearful, fully gay or not, which inevitably increases the concentration of gayness at their conventions.

Neither do they, it would seem.

It’s not just evil gays, it’s also repressed and self-loathing closeted gays living in an oppressive system lashing out and making everyone miserable as they feel the world is unjust and everything must burn.

Remember, being gay doesn’t make one more or less human, only as human as anyone else. And since anyone else can be a fucking idiot, then gay people aren’t immune to that. Some people just know better.

No worries. Apophis is bringing in the Goa’uld next year.

This timeline isn’t the best, it the most sustainable with the least effort.

If you separate yourself from the people, you are not communist.

We all need some public space to rant in, for our mental health.

Impossibility is incorrect. Improbability is the better word.

Because they’re white. White = clean is decades worth of marketing into every aspect of our day to say life. You see white cloth, white paper, white paint and you automatically think “clean”.

The paper rolls themselves are variably clean or sterile because each company has its own level of ethics enforcement.

How it’s Made show had an episode on them, if I’m remembering properly, and their production involves washing and cooking them at high temperature, so there is that initial sense of sterilization for the most part. However, what happens after can add a lot of bad stuff. From how often they maintain their equipment, whether the packaging itself is clean, delivery and storage until sale, there are a lot of chances something nasty can hitch a ride along the way. More so if the paper is scented and attracts rodents thinking they’re getting a nice meal.

And that’s just the kitchen paper. There’s also recycled paper which tends to use all kinds of nasty shit from wherever and the recycling process simply can’t completely sanitize.

Anyway, paper towels have the perception of seeming clean because they look clean, but they usually aren’t.

In this vein, I fear and respect parasites for doing everything possible to survive, even if it means killing themselves in the process.

Possibly by blaming immigrants for bringing it into the country.

If you’re afraid of the consequences, nobody can help you other than yourself. I’d say not to stop at the bad things and try to explore ways around them. If they happen, because they can happen even when you do things properly, find your options to move past them.

It does, you do and you wish you didn’t.

So… more men as bottoms?

Diplomatic corps?

Introspective thought. When it’s the case of doing something, think of the reasons why you’re doing or not doing them. And when it’s because of your own choice, think of why you make that choice.