I was 4 and my grandma was visiting and was supposed to look after me while my parents went out. They gave her the VHS of the first Terminator. I snuck into the living room and watched a bunch of it without her noticing. Afterwards, all the toy robots had to be taken out of my room because ‘the man with the red eye took his eye out’. My parents were then able to put one and one together.

Nowadays one of my favorite movies, tbh.

I wasn’t aware the cloud was that far away. Thanks!

Considering it takes around 8 minutes for the sunlight to reach us, I think even a fraction of the speed of light would be enough.

Not sure if that’s fast enough, but I would try to visit all the planets in our solar system. And then head out to see what’s in the Oort cloud.

I’d go as far back as possible and see how things came to be. And to the time our sun was born and later when our moon was formed. And I’d visits the time and watch earth meeting it’s end.

Nobody’s business that I’ve got nothing to hide.

‘Midnight Mass’ somehow completely went under my radar first, but DAMN, that was a great mini series!

‘This door can NOT be opened!’

Yes. When shit hits the fan, they are there to protect the company, not you. HR is the enemy, disguised as your friend.

Static X - Get to the Gone

Cradle of Filth - Gilded C**t

Ektomorf - Show Your Fist

Wednesday 13 - Mr Motherf****r

Dope - Die MF Die

Sorry, I couldn’t decide.

For me, there would be public holidays that celebrate social, cultural and scientific achievements.

A day of printing, the decoding of the human genome,… you know - real achievements, not only stories of some ancient folks being tortured to death and such.

You don’t have to forgive everything.

Thinking from every possible direction. Multiple times. Over and over. (Exhausted overthinker here)

Don’t be an asshole.

Stocks and everything around them are an expression of the greed and baseness of our species.

I always enjoyed reading Michael Crichton. He might not have been the greatest novelist, but I liked his ideas and always learned a ton reading his books.