actionjbone

I'm always honest! Also I don't always finish reading the title.

If you die on the hill, you'll never know whether the next time is different.

Oh, I see what you did there. In order to make sure you believe your answer is correct, you added additional details that weren't part of the original statement.

Cool.

Perhaps we cannot actually do the same thing twice in exactly the same way.

But we can perceive that we are doing it a second time in exactly the same way, without perceiving the differences.

So, in practice, it can be replicated within the frame of our flesh-brained awareness.

Ringworm is, in fact, a fungus. Not an actual worm.

Lots of worms can live in a non-life-threatening wound for long periods of time. Some can't reproduce in a wound because they require a gastrointestinal tract.

So it could be a single, small worm that prevents the wound from healing, is only painful enough to be inconvenient, and can't easily be removed without cutting off a large chunk of flesh.

"Because we're hypocrites who don't like when folks do to us what we do to other people."

How can it be scraping up Google search results when Google is no longer providing search results?

What caused you to decide the human soul doesn't exist?

A friend used to have ItHurtsWhenIP

"ex-military veteran?"

So, he was once a military veteran, but is no longer a military veteran?

None can escape reality-fall.