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If you're still on doubt on distributing the previous product, just sell it as shading foundation. It can serve as liquid contour  as well as tanner and to even out some skin tone (LIKE I DO HAVE AS WELL AS MANY OTHERS). Certainly MANY PEOPLE don't know how there are many other people (cue, Asians for one) that could benefit from that product, as how there are OTHER RACES that actually are able to sport 2-3 shades of skin daily, weekly, or even at the same time just because our skin's melanine is just THAT ADAPTIVE & FLEXIBLE. I won't even start on how they keep mistaking and forcing context, history, and intention on us as if the existing (yet somewhat forgotten, other than for names alone) other races have not been enslaved, colonialized, killed, hunted down, bullied, for that as well; like we had suffer none and to speak on our behalf like they know better simply because we don't think the way they do, that something a big deal to them isn't one to u...

-Heftily Expensive Exclusive Items & Researches Dec 16 2017 based on Linus' video of 50,000$ Sennheiser headphone Yes common people shouldn't spend big fraction of their money for this, but these aren't for common people, and the profits for something innovative such as the particular process made for this product does take a lot of resources. Not to mention this is not meant to be something people commonly have, it is for the limited part of the world that are rich enough for its price. Keep in mind new technologies are always very expensive, and it will get less and less expensive depending on the global technological developments and civilizations. Sometimes I'm sad that people forget that these profits do go into research, depending on the company. Research is not cheap, it takes years, and that also means years of salary of so many people. If some irrational mega rich person decides to buy this then let it be, it's not like they'll re...

-Enthusiasm & Values Dec 16/17 2017 Just my trains of thoughts regarding enthusiasm (and values in general) [that too kind of brought about the actualization of this blog] I actually like to comment on many things (directly replying or not); being opinionated. Huge parts of what made me as a person, my stances and what I stand for actually came from thinking in reaction to the issues that I met or came up, trying to find out things and figuring it out. Even if it's from something as mundane and 'insignificant' as a one-liner comment I'd see any day. People see it as making a point, I see it as organizing myself. Thing is, I know people in general hate serious talks, sometimes seeing it as annoyance. I know they'd like to see simply funny feeds on their timeline. Will most likely skip over anything that sounds serious, but doesn't feel that relatable to them (or doesn't click bait them enough). Will perhaps say belittling comments towards shown enthusi...