This comic was inspired by the wonderfully misanthropic book Ill Nature: Rants and Reflections on Humanity and Other Animals, by Joy Williams. “With wicked irony and wacky humor, essayist and novelist Williams assails hunters, land developers, and scientists who experiment on animals.” – Kirkus Reviews.
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How many people think that existence is amazing?
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What a strange evening at the Oscars!
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Here is the secret to a rich, productive, full life.
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Use your body while you can.
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Why do people argue so much when our beliefs and views are all based on our environment?
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People like to think they are special and that their pain is unique, but it’s seldom true.
Satisfaction fades after a goal is reached, and the journey may be painful, but there is a bigger satisfaction that can be gained.
Putin’s invasion of Ukraine seemed like an appropriate time to publish this comic.
Keeping a notebook can help with many aspects of life. This comic is based on Eric Barker’s post about notebooks in Barking Up The Wrong Tree.
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