Bobo's Void

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this week we're talking about clutter (aka all the stuff in your house). the process of decluttering my house has led me down a spiral of unpacking my attachments to my past and the ways that material possessions have me by the throat.
this week we're talking about hyper-consumerism, minimalism and the normalization of hoarding. do u reaaalllyyyy need all the stuff that you own?
let us know if you're doing this week's homework assignment, and as usual, let us know your thoughts down below!

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this week we're talking about romantic love and how it intersects with our mimetic desires. if you had never heard of romantic love, would you still want it? will getting the baddie of your dreams really make you happy?

we also talk about trickin' - at this late stage of capitalism, do you have to pay for love or can love be earned?
let us know your thoughts down below!

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this week we're arguing with Chat GPT's new AI chatbot and the results are not pretty. let us know what you think in the comment section below! are you preparing for the big replacement or are we still good? :)

hello sweet peaches,

this week we're talking about what it really takes to set aside our childish ways and grow into full sized adults (on the inside an outside). we unpack all the insidious obstacles to adulthood and some of the things we can all do to find the courage to leave Plato's childish cave.

help us decide if we are 'good enough' to bring bring sentient life into this world - and let us know, are YOU good enough to be a parent? why or why not?

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hello sweet pumpkins,

this week we're talking about the ways that secularism has failed us. we talk about the utility of religion and the implications of its absence. we imagine what a new religion might look like, and where the future of spirituality is headed.

hello sweet peaches,

this week we're talking about family! we talk about the new age rejection of family (as shown by anti-baby protests in south korea), and the rise of the DINKS (or DINKWADs, for those with dogs). We question whether the constructs of marriage and the nuclear family are outdated,  And; we answer the age old question: how do you deal with difficult family members?
let us know what you think in the comment section below!

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This week we explore the question: what would healing look like in a world that values mental wellbeing?

we discuss some of the (macro and micro) obstacles that get in the way of accessible and effective healing and we unpack a few steps we could take as a culture to get us all closer to holistic health.

as usual, let us know your thoughts in the comment section below!

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hello my little mangoes,
this week, we're talking about little humans: children. specifically; what's happened to them??

we discuss some of the reasons kids are descending into mayhem. to what extent are parents responsible for this descent vs the environment we subject parents to.
what do you think? let us know in the comment section below!