十月我最期待的 #switch 游戏不是 #巫师3 （因为已经玩过了这回只是收藏），不是 #三位一体4 （类型无感，纯粹因为 #九张羊皮纸 种草），不是 #DQ11S （虽然 PS4 版吃灰了不过对 3D/2D 随时转换倒是很感兴趣所以九月底也硬拿来说），不是 #超级机器人大战4 （因为对机甲超级无感），不是#守望先锋 （因为不打网游，不是 #牧场物语矿石镇 （因为画风无感还不如去玩 #星露谷物语 ），不是 #生化危机56 （因为对恐怖游戏无感），不是 #路易吉鬼屋3 （因为对解谜无感），不是 #马里奥与索尼克东京奥运会 （其实这个挺感兴趣的）……而是 #健身环大冒险 ，因为实在肥到令人发指了哈哈哈哈。
#gaming
#shopping
#gaming
#shopping
下面是一条旧广播，看了一眼发布日期是 10/1，刚好是半个月以前。这种状态是一直存在的，只不过现在想起、向往乃至非常想要付诸实施的频率越来越高了。
以及友邻的评论：”对孤独空虚的恐惧而言来协调步调的摩擦都是小事“。孤独是胃痛，一阵一阵的，忍过去就好了。协调摩擦的牙痛，慢性病，每天折磨要死。
BTW，我甚至没有对孤独的恐惧。
#life
“远离父母、没有室友、不跟情侣同居”的生活，对有些享受独处的人来说是上瘾的。就好像走路对于大部分健康无疾病的人是顺理成章的，但相信大家没玩过也看过这个小项目：把几个人脚绑在一起再前行，就变成了一项挑战。
因为对于喜欢独处的人而言，按照自己的 pace 做“本来别人做了自己没做”的琐事是顺理成章水到渠成生活本身的一部分，像呼吸一般。反而与任何人相处步调不可能完全一致，一旦出现偏差迎来的必然是碰撞，然后一方或者双方努力扭转重新契合。这个过程，是需要精力的。
还没有独居过的时候，就一直期待着自己赚钱实现。有过了这样的独居状态又结束了之后，会一直心痒着想要恢复这个状态，哪怕经济上情感上理智上都不合理。
几年前你问我我还不会给开头那句“会上瘾”里加“有些”这种限定词，因为我本以为所有人都是这样。近几年才意识到不是所有人找室友都是为了节省开支的，很多朋友是真的受不了独处，比起他们对孤独空虚的恐惧而言来协调步调的摩擦都是小事了。
以及友邻的评论：”对孤独空虚的恐惧而言来协调步调的摩擦都是小事“。孤独是胃痛，一阵一阵的，忍过去就好了。协调摩擦的牙痛，慢性病，每天折磨要死。
BTW，我甚至没有对孤独的恐惧。
#life
这图哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈（对不起了大土拨鼠，不过实在太好笑了
www.nytimes.com/2019/10/16/world/asia/wildlife-photographer.amp.html
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BTW 不是摆拍，土拨鼠最后死了 :(
www.nytimes.com/2019/10/16/world/asia/wildlife-photographer.amp.html
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BTW 不是摆拍，土拨鼠最后死了 :(
NY Times
Startled Marmot and a Fox Lead the Way at Wildlife Photography Awards
The winning image showcases “the humor and horror” of nature, the Natural History Museum in London said.
看来小扎是对你国彻底弃疗了，finally。
节选：
“I wanted our services in China because I believe in connecting the whole world, and I thought maybe we could help create a more open society,” Zuckerberg said. “But we could never come to an agreement on what it would take for us to operate there. They never let us in.”
“While our services like WhatsApp are used by protestors and activists everywhere due to strong encryption and privacy protections, on TikTok—the Chinese app growing quickly around the world—mentions of these same protests are censored, even here in the U.S.,” Zuckerberg said. “Is that the internet that we want?”
#tg
节选：
“I wanted our services in China because I believe in connecting the whole world, and I thought maybe we could help create a more open society,” Zuckerberg said. “But we could never come to an agreement on what it would take for us to operate there. They never let us in.”
“While our services like WhatsApp are used by protestors and activists everywhere due to strong encryption and privacy protections, on TikTok—the Chinese app growing quickly around the world—mentions of these same protests are censored, even here in the U.S.,” Zuckerberg said. “Is that the internet that we want?”
#tg
Forbes
Mark Zuckerberg Takes Hard Stance Against China And Censorship In Georgetown University Speech
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg spoke to a crowd of students, academics and journalists at Georgetown University on Thursday amid a growing swell of criticism for the way Facebook handles misinformation, political advertising, and false claims on the network.