[ SECRET POST #4824 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4824 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Distraction thread

[philstar22]

For me, I like to escape to another world when I'm really anxious and afraid. Scifi and fantasy is the way to go, but happy versions. Happy seasons of Doctor Who and episodes of those not set on current Earth. Babylon 5. Star Trek.

Another thing is animal shows because animals are relaxing and calm my nerves.

Websites that give information that is interesting. My current favorite is listverse for their history lists.

Re: Distraction thread

[sparklywalls]

Can relate. We're binging Star Trek TNG at the moment and it seems a timely decision. Even when the episode are bleak, the fact that everything gets resolved and you're in some positive view of the future still helps.

I'm also reading The Left Hand of Darkness. It's a very slow start and takes ages to properly get going but I'm at the part where the two main characters are on the ice and it's SUPER hopeful from that point on.

I feel embarrassed that as a sci-fi fan this is the first time I've tried to read some Ursula K Le Guin.

Re: Distraction thread

[philstar22]

And just the whole outlook. The idea that humanity's future is positive and that no matter how bad things get now we'll get past it and do better and become better. That's the kind of hope we can use right now.