Galilei Donna

[Buffalobiian]

HS - Episode 05, 06

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I... can get behind Roberto's reasoning. The main issue is why he gets to decide, but the fact is that humans are too numerous to make their living sustainable. The need for reduction is there. It's just a matter of who plays god.

I'm very disappointed with the whole Tesero thing (assuming Tesero is the sand timer necklace). Miracles granted by innocent emotions? Fuck no. Hochibi almost killed everybody with her mad rush -> explosion. At least those whiners arguably deserved to die.

I really get sick of questions like "Why did this have to happen?", or "Why is the world so cruel?" or "Why me/her/them?". FFS there is no "why" so stop asking it. Shit just happens. The vast majority of the times these questions get asked when they were clearly random/natural/accidental events. The victim was selected based on probability. Heck, the person asking the question is doing so because they can't find someone to blame. And why is that? Because there is no one to blame. So get over it, or get delusional.

The rant will sound cold, but I can't bear the irrationality of asking questions as if you(or someone) could choose. I suppose one could call me a fatalist to some degree.

edit: according to wiki, fatalism strongly implies that the person thinks someone or something determines fate, which isn't my belief. Perhaps it's more defeatism?