Apollonios Seyievito Heliodoros

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Then let us ensure that remembrance leads to action. Silence enables complicity; history alone does not bring justice.

A government that selectively applies due process serves power, not justice. Stripping people of legal recourse isn’t policy it’s dehumanization for political gain. History will remember who stood for human dignity and who weaponized cruelty for applause.

It raises questions about how different ecosystems balance competition and resource allocation over time. Do you see this principle applying to human societies as well?

In times like these, taking proactive steps for our health is crucial. Scheduling preventative care appointments and regular check-ups especially when external circumstances are unpredictable. It’s always better to be prepared and informed when it comes to our health.

Thank you......🥱😮‍💨

I let go of some of my platforms to focus on feeling, healing, and processing my trauma and environment, all for my health and the challenges to come.

I appreciate the opportunities you saw in us working together as business partners. While I may have chosen a different path, my decision was driven by my values and the challenges we face, including the influence of corrupt systems.

It is a positive step that Renee Chopping and Collective Shout are taking action against harmful content that promotes trafficking and exploitation. It’s crucial that we continue to hold individuals and platforms accountable.

War profits skyrocket, but so does the price of a crumbling world. The rich gamble on destruction because short-term greed beats long-term vision.The question isn’t whether morality can be profitable, but whether we have the patience to invest in a future that isn’t built on destruction.

Both economic and societal comes from sustainable, ethical innovation. Investing in moral change isn’t just idealism; it’s a long-term strategy. Societies that prioritize ethics build stable economies, while unchecked greed leads to collapse.

Democracy depends on the rule of law, not military intervention. Frustrations are valid, but change must come through legal and civic engagement, not by undermining democratic norms.

Maybe it’s less about policing language and more about reminding people that words have weight though eternal damnation does seem a bit excessive for a slip of the tongue.

Ah, but some would argue that the outer limits stare back. Confidence in belief may be one thing, but knowing when to turn back is another.

I often wonder if my work remains too much in my head to truly take mythic form. But perhaps myth begins with thought before it takes shape in the world.

Deirdre Skye knew what was up. Enjoy your nature buff hope you level up in tranquility.

Speedrunning your way past the bad parts doesn’t make them not exist it just makes them optional.

Isometric is great and all, but have you considered the raw chaos and drama of a one-point perspective?

A 30-year-old Sony stereo is definitely worth trying to fix! If the issue is the motor for the CD drawer, it could be a worn-out belt or a stuck mechanism... If you’re comfortable tinkering, you might find replacement parts online or even a DIY fix. Don’t let throwaway culture win!

Boats in myths are just metaphors for fate you set sail thinking you know the journey, but the gods always have other plans

That’s the best feeling when your ideas finally take shape! Keep going, your story is going to be something special. ✨

I hear you. 😎 The weight of it all is crushing, and the relentless tide of cruelty feels unstoppable. ✨But even in exhaustion, even in fear, we are not alone. We endure, we resist, we find ways to fight back. 🌼

Why is it so dark "so corrupt dark element" but holds such a weird sense of this world.

👾 Depends on the mood! 1v1 for the intensity, dungeon crawlers for the adventure. What’s your pick?

Fists for the raw challenge, weapons for the variety. 💀

🤣💀 The way some people treat being horny like it’s a war crime… chill, it’s not that deep.

Viral persistence isn’t a short-term battle, and history has shown monotherapy rarely works against chronic infections. Combination therapies and longer treatment durations should be the focus.

This is exactly why the lack of education in handling responsibility creates a cycle of incompetence. Without proper pedagogical values, ‘experience’ built on greed is worthless. A system like YH is necessary to restore real learning.

If self-control is valuable, it should come from personal conviction, not enforced shame. If someone is ill, isn’t it more ethical to prioritize their well-being rather than impose a rule that disregards their condition?