Anonymous asked: i just added another blog to my tumblr account but i dont know how to pick and choose what i reblog for which profile! can you help?

There should be an option to post a reblog to whichever blogs you have. After clicking on “reblog” on a post from the dashboard, choose a blog to reblog it to where it says “Post to” in the upper right corner.

wemustdocumentourtimes asked: Did you ever find out how to be logged into two tumblr blogs on seperate accounts at once, if so, please do tell. thanks.

Nope, still have to log out of one in order to access another. The only solution right now is manually transferring one account to another by creating a new tumblelog under your primary account, quite impossible if the account you want to transfer has lots of posts or other content which cannot be transferred, e.g., likes, notes, messages and such.

Of course, there are probably useful third party solutions which I have yet to consider or implement.

Anonymous asked: what is the meaning of life

The ultimate problem with this question is it essentially assumes that something specific gives life meaning.

Nothing ‘gives’ life meaning. We create meaning.

Anonymous asked: Can a quick brown fox really jump over a lazy dog?

Under the right circumstances. If the fox is in a hurry and the dog is too lazy to move out of the way, why not?

Anonymous asked: whats up?

A lot. Nowadays I’m quite involved with college, and in effect, have become less involved online— significantly less than just last year. I am, however, trying my best to keep up with my blogs— well, at least one of them.

I’m also working to write as much as I can, whenever I can. Recently I’ve been writing a lot of introspective stuff, although privately. However, it has helped to improve my overall writing (and thinking) skills and I feel I have developed an even greater ability to communicate my thoughts and ideas.

Hopefully sometime this year I will complete at least some of the many unfinished posts that are currently in my blog’s queue.

Anonymous asked: Why should we, you, or anyone think?

Thinking is the core of who we are as a species.

We’re all born with some kind of curiosity— maybe not right away, but inevitably, and nonetheless. For example, just observe the inquisitive spirit of a child: always asking questions, always eager to learn more. On the other hand, I think that as we get older we tend to accept things more and think about them less.

If people were to just stop thinking or if we were to just start accepting information and knowledge without question or evidence, no matter how prevalent that information may be, we would be denying ourselves the very core of who we are and not to mention, the opportunity of a lifetime. The chance to truly understand AND appreciate ourselves, our world, and each other. The chance to discover NEW and breakthroughideas, concepts, knowledge, facts, or details. To solve problems with wisdom and good sense, rationality and logic.

We should think not just because we should, or not just about what others think we should. Thinking is as easy as breathing. We don’t need to think about breathing in order to breath; we just do. But, we shouldn’t just think about whatever, just so we are thinking. If we don’t understand what we are thinking, than how can we learn about what we don’t understand?

It is of the utmost importance that we don’t allow others to think for us, particularly when we don’t have or haven’t examined all of the [known] answers ourselves. Sure, someone could say, ‘the sky is blue’, but should we really just accept that as truth? There is so much more to this world than what meets the eye, or satisfies the mind.

I love this quote by unknown: “The true purpose of education should not be to fill the heads of the future generation with facts, it must be to teach them to think.”

Think about it.