Former astronomer and ex-academic in recovery; current k-pop stan and ADHD non-binary lefty nuisance. British-Irish, born in England, long-term resident of the occupied north of Ireland. Living proof that having a PhD doesn't make you more sensible or interesting than anyone else. Rarely serious, often swearing. I also write novels (badly), play video games (somewhat competently), code in Python (pretty well actually), and accumulate new hobbies (with more enthusiasm than skill).
Former astronomer and ex-academic in recovery; current k-pop stan and ADHD non-binary lefty nuisance. British-Irish, born in England, long-term resident of the occupied north of Ireland. Living proof that having a PhD doesn't make you more sensible or interesting than anyone else. Rarely serious, often swearing. I also write novels (badly), play video games (somewhat competently), code in Python (pretty well actually), and accumulate new hobbies (with more enthusiasm than skill).
I would consider myself a sensible skeptic, in that I do not believe in the supernatural, but if I saw something that looked like a demonic possession or a hostile ghost or whatever I would immediately LEAVE.
Like, I can tell myself it was a hallucination AFTERWARDS. I'm not risking my shit on that 0.1% chance I'm wrong about demons.