Thought of the day: when people get offended that you're challenging their beliefs, this is a strong hint that they do not challenge their beliefs enough themselves. If you challenge your beliefs all the time as you develop them, you don't see challenging a belief as offensive. Why would you?

Oh, sure, it's a little uncomfortable when someone springs a "You're wrong!" implication on you. Sure. But offensive? No, not offensive. You do that with yourself all the time, and that's the only way you know the opinions you hold on to might be worth holding on to.

The ideas I keep coming back to after killing them? Those are the ones you might associate with me as opinions I hold.

Killing them isn't offensive at all. I'm a serial killer of all of them.

Ideas don't experience pain, and when you kill them, they aren't dead. So this is nothing like being a serial killer in the usual sense. Sometimes people act a little like they're possibly the same. No. They really are not!