The question in your text is a bit different from the one your body text. With regard to the title question: Yes, almost all senisible statements that can be made are contingent and are based on sets of assumptions that are the product of constructed context. It is actually one the major quests of western philosophy to work out the few possible statements where this may not be true. This, for example is what “Cogito ergo sum/I think therefore I am” by Descartes is about.

Korean. Sushi is nice but Gimbap just takes that concept to a whole new level.

That was mesmerizing

This aluminum Water bottle. It has been with me for at least 25 years now. We traveled the world together several times over. It had to be rescued from lost&found boxes a bunch of times and I still use it every day.

For the record: This seems to be a specific story from to Māori/Aotearoa branch of Māui Mythology. Not the Hawaiian branch. At least as far as a quick wikipedia search can tell.

That I am physically strong. I am skinny and don’t have a lot of obvious muscle but to the surprise of many I can lift heavy and stand my ground arm wrestling.

Is that Spock in a Green Lantern story?

Dystopian Sci-Fi. Time travel Adventure