The stairs are part of an art installation at the Kongresshaus in Biel, Switzerland. “Beautiful steps number two” was created in 2009 for an exhibition. The artists told the website Snopes the stairs and doors are not functional, and the steps are not meant to support real people.

"Yes, because the reduced happiness of others elevates mine in comparison. This is because I believe in a rigid social hierarchy where happiness is zero-sum, and it’s the only way I’m able to climb the ladder. Once the short-lived boost in happiness inevitably wears off due to the world not actually working in that way, I will further look to enable suffering to forever chase the high in the only way I know. I will never truly feel deep satisfaction and inner peace, and I will slowly decline into old age feeling ever more isolated and bitter.

Get rekt, libs."

That’s some 5d chess right there

It’s also a false equivalence. The government helping to house people is absolutely not the same as private individuals sharing their homes.

And I’ve never seen Australia, therefore it doesn’t exist

Quid’s outdated mate

Hahaha! “Buffing pad”.

Nice one bruva

…get as much sleep as I humanly can, try to feed myself healthier food (and more regularly), develop my hobbies (mini painting, playing the bass, sketching, writing), re-establish a semblance of a social life by exploring the city and its options, spending more time with friends… Pretty much just living life.

That’s not nothing!

Heat death would be my assumption, so between about 10^100 and 10^106 years

I remember reading something years ago about an ex troll, he said he’d do it because getting attention, even negative attention, made him feel happy. I honestly think half the time they’re just depressed and don’t know to elicit positive interaction.

I don’t know exactly what to do with this knowledge, btw.

Yes there is

Power bi

Uhh does this mean what I think it means

The Room

ass business

Every cloud

I think about leetspeak every time I notice the time is 13:37

I always get the impression the average user is a millennial

Not always possible