Skeuomorphism is a design where there look of an object used for a function is copied in a tool performing the same function.

Like early electric lights where made to mimic candelabra, lemon juice is put in a container in the shape of a lemon or the 'call' button on a smartphone has the icon of an analog phone on it.

In the latter case there's a word thing going on. With the telephone as with the floppy symbol on the save button, there is a point where more people have never used the depicted object. There is a certain point in time where the symbol is used longer than the actual thing.

If that's the case, can we still call it skeuomorphic?

They don't seem to care much about peace.

They seem to care a lot about money, though.

What if our brains are just eggs that are waiting to hatch when we die? A soul hatching by exiting the brain.

I may should get out of the bathtub now...

Seriously you read about people who die young, and people always pretend to care after they are already dead like "omg, this is so sad, they could've acomplished so much, he had a bright future ahead of him! wHaT a tRaGeDy, iF oNlY wE cOuLd'vE FoRSeEn tHiS"...

why didn't y'all do anything while they were still alive? hypocrites...

Do I despise them more when they insist in this failed narrative? Also yes.
And the people that can't seem to talk in any other way? They're the worst.

Prices have inflated so much over the past 10 years that a $20 bill buys as much as $5 did back then.

You would think someone would have thought to encase two shells in like a cage in headphones so you can listen to the ocean while you sleep. It's like a sound machine, but no battery required.

I could probably eat better...

Edit: I do appreciate all the dietary advice.

Renewable energy technologies (and solar especially) are about as important as oil was in the 20th century. America literally went to war multiple times internationally to get access to that sweet juice. It makes absolutely no sense that America would not want to have access to excessive amounts of cheap energy today, and that's why it is straightforward that America will do a 180° turn-around and start calling the Chinese their "best friend" for providing them with ample amounts of solar energy panels.