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You're conflating being "turned off" with some mythical form of individualism. What you mean by individualism is actually a form of group dynamic. > is either

• hutzlibu 9y ago
  And I believe you don't understand what I say. You say I am a individualistic lonewolf, because I don't like common groups that much and don't feel part of them, but rather be part of other groups to which I feel connected and therefore then also feel with that group? How does that add up. "> is either force or alcohol. In fact it is neither. It is the very same thing that provides you with impetus to comment here." And no, when I refer to a common school group for example, it is a group bound together by force - they all have to go to school and don't have much say which class etc. And when I refer to common drunk people on mainstream festivals who are friends as long as they are drunk, then they are bound mainly by alcohol, even though it does satisfy some social needs for them. And yes, next to intellectual curiosity, I also read and comment here because of the HN community, to which I feel connected. Did I ever said otherwise? (oh and by the way, wolves are also very social beeings and the lone wolf hunting is a very rare thing)