This moment was at her lowest. Asked to accept a worthless life is where the film is pointing out the biggest message.
To change the world to what we believe it should exist as.
Seeing this truth is 2000 years old. First told in Plato's allegory of the Cave.
Thoughts of death are not enough.
Faced with challenges and obstacles escaping these death thoughts are ways out.
In Barbie this is a literal box in a mega-corporation
In prototypical fashion, everything is good, happy, bright, and hopeful reminder of childhood.
However, death looms.
How Barbie can teach us to live a good life.
What a movie about a doll coming to life can teach us about being human.
Replying to @TheAnnaGat
Me reading this thread trying to figure out what Zurich is like before my first trip there in the fall.
Chesty Puller (the most decorated marine in naval history) is said to be standing still while bombs are dropped around him and his troops.
Still giving orders to his fellow marines the whole time.
After the battle's assuring his men of victory. Now, that's a peaceful mind.
Replying to @ChrisWillx @davidgoggins
I go back and forth on this.
On one hand. Hell yeah I can be the greatest out there.
On the other. I don't love putting down "most of the world" as weak. Everyone has some shit.
Explaining the difference between rocks, and minerals across the globe. A unifed theory of past freezes of the entire planet.
Is no easy task.
My favorite thing I found while writing this:
In Company Shocked at a Lady Getting up to Ring the Bell (1805)














