Alaska is a lot of wilderness. Charlotte, North Carolina has more people in it than the entire state of Alaska does (Alaska, which is about half of the size of the continental United States).

I adore the illustration style, and then the touch psychedelia and darkness makes it quite remarkable to me.

I don't think that it's spelled "Kinnesaw".

Yeah, I actually have heard of breakdancing and seen plenty of it. I'm saying that it looks like an awkwardly funny dance move to me. That shouldn't be so offensive to you. Gremlin of the Kremlin? Wtf.

The part where he appears to fall on the floor is a little awkward as far as dancing goes but the animation and illustration style is fun!

It's as accurate as saying that fingers remained. But the fingers are different. Yes, they are different; if anyone thought that I was saying otherwise, then... my goodness. Hopefully they speak up to voice that confusion!

And just in case it isn't common knowledge, the ultimate cause of those physiological processes is the evolution of a social species. Pre-human apes became highly social as fruit-eating tree-dwelling creatures, and then as they came out of the trees and evolved over the generations as upright-standing apes, the social systems remained, and when H. sapiens evolved, the social system was still there. We need human connection because of that evolution that created our bodies, and that is where the cortisol and psychological distress vs joy comes into play.

Wtf? Straight to the verbal abuse? I'm sorry that you've encountered rude people on Reddit. I evidently have too.

Could you clarify the question? I'm honestly unfamiliar with "history" being a proper noun.

I love the composition, colors, and illustration style, but I dread there being a high falutin backstory!

Alternate title: When you're on a strong psychedelic trip and you look out at the sea