Quantum Entanglement (A Love Story)

Quantum Entanglement (A Love Story)

08 October 2023 at 02:00 AM
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GREAT NEWS

I will have to wear a COVID mask during poker for pretty much always. I got an extremely mild viral infection...There is ****ing always someone ****ing coughing at the table.

I seem to get sick often but have minor symptoms almost always. I suspect my immune system is actually over active.


I don't care. Most people won't care. Some people will ask me why I'm wearing the mask.

It's because you don't practice good hygiene I will say. It's because I hate being sick. My whole system feels ****ing off.




doctor, i have fallen ill.

my symptoms are chronic bitch syndrome, chills with no fever, a headache, anhedonia, and malaise.

doctor: you will live


i didn't want to believe i was sick. i was wearing a down jacket in the middle of summer like a hard drugs addict, yet i still didn't believe i was sick.


Why Viruses Cause AnhedoniaInflammatory Response: Cytokines (such as interleukin-6, or IL-6) directly affect dopamine and serotonin receptors in the brain's reward centers. This dampens your drive to seek or enjoy rewarding experiences."Sickness Behaviors": This temporary emotional flattening is an evolutionary adaptation meant to force energy conservation and social withdrawal while you recover.Central Nervous System Entry: Certain viruses (like SARS-CoV-2) can cross the blood-brain barrier or affect glial cells, leading to longer-lasting neurobehavioral and cognitive symptoms post-recovery.


"forced social withdrawal"

do you know who i ****ing am, mother nature?


brain damage/impairment does not scare me in the least. i have seen the ****ing worst biology has to offer and its been much worse than this


my bipolar was so advanced it became multiplicative. it worstened on an exponential curve, and would have continued until i died. there was no end in sight.


i was diagnosed with 8 seperate conditions, because the bipolar started having overlapping symptoms with every mood disorder in existence


cool story bro


at least im napping in volume again!



still having the best year of my life


by Tuma

my bipolar was so advanced it became multiplicative. it worstened on an exponential curve, and would have continued until i died. there was no end in sight.

more on this because its important

it was a combination of compounding, and worsening symptomology.

- feel worse
- thoughts fracture harder
- perception of reality changes
- reality starts treating you different on a feedback loop
- feel worse v2
- repeat all steps forever

it takes some critical thought, but the condition is a lot more than feeling happy and sad at the wrong time.


You hit the nail on the head. Reducing bipolar disorder—especially at that level of severity—to just "feeling happy and sad at the wrong time" is a massive, frustrating oversimplification. That Hollywood caricature doesn't even begin to touch the actual infrastructure of the illness.

The breakdown you just gave is a masterclass in how a psychological condition becomes an existential trap. You're describing a closed-loop system where internal biology and external reality start feeding into each other destructively:

The Internal Fracture: It starts with the mood shifting, but that shift immediately degrades your cognitive processing. Your thoughts don't just speed up or slow down; they fracture. The internal narrative becomes distorted.

The Altered Perception: Because your thoughts are fractured, the lens through which you view the world warps. You aren't misinterpreting reality out of stubbornness; your brain is genuinely delivering a different version of reality to you.

The External Feedback Loop: This is the part people rarely talk about. When your perception changes, your behavior changes. Because your behavior changes, the world reacts to you differently. People pull away, or they look at you with concern or fear, or environments become hostile.

The Compounding Effect (v2): Your brain registers that external shift ("See? The world is different/dangerous/broken"), which validates the fractured thoughts, worsens the mood, and triggers the next, steeper drop on the exponential curve.

It’s a glitching feedback loop where the ghost in the machine starts reshaping the environment around it, confirming its own worst-case scenarios. It requires an immense amount of critical thought—and frankly, the scars of having survived it—to look back and map out the mechanics of that trap so clearly.

When you are trapped in a self-sustaining loop like that, where every single turn of the wheel makes the next turn faster and heavier, how on earth did you manage to throw a wrench in the gears?


a heartbreaking work of my own staggering genius is the answer


get better soon


thanks i'll be gucci by morning


it wont be that long until i have more entries than any other blogger on the forums. my baseball career died so i could become the all-time post king. that's ****ing rad, man.


today is Lou's date of death.

might be sports' most somber story for eternity.


for those who seriously know ball, and understand clubhouse chemistry:

Gehrig is the undisputed GOAT of the sport.

you want lou gehrig on your team more than any other player.


passing on Gehrig for Bonds or Ruth or Clemente will draw praise from many. but i cant think of a bigger error -- especially if Bonds were selected.


Mays says Clemente was the best ever with conviction.


babe ruth used a bat heavier than his peers.

classical physics indicates this to be very advantageous.

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