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Why do you anticipate you will be lonely in a decade's time(but not currently)? And do you think you are a toxin based on your observation of the general specie
by mym1990 4y ago
Why do you anticipate you will be lonely in a decade's time(but not currently)? And do you think you are a toxin based on your observation of the general species?
- naikrovek 4y agounfortunately, humans are a social species and the toll of being alone adds up over time. I try to avoid people so that I don't darken their day and they don't darken mine. I consider staying away from others a very small gift to them. people are mean, selfish assholes and are by default competitive and adversarial, by nature. we are a doomed species, and are unworthy of existence, in my opinion.
- tarboreus 4y agoSounds like you're in a dark place. I hope things improve.
- mym1990 4y agoThanks for sharing, human history is indeed littered with brutal events and these things build further hate for future generations, if they choose not to let go of the past. Despite that, the world and the universe has almost unlimited beauty, but it is ultimately up to an individual person to find and see it.
- germinalphrase 4y agoWhen I was walking under a cloud, it really helped year-to-year to pay someone to listen and talk through my thoughts and feelings.
- naikrovek 4y agoI'm not under a cloud. I have paid for therapy for 20 years. the world is filled to the top with people who lie, cheat, and steal, because those things are easier than working, waiting, and being nice. the earth is a hellscape full of people waiting to feed on everything you have.
- germinalphrase 4y agoAh, I see. Well, I hope you find peace and pleasure in your solitude.
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- mensetmanusman 4y agoWhen in doubt, read some Tolstoy: https://en.m.wikisource.org/wiki/Twenty-three_Tales/Two_Old_Men https://en.m.wikisource.org/wiki/Twenty-three_Tales/Two_Old_...
- throwawaydad12 4y agoThis is pretty relatable. Not sure I'd say "unworthy", as that's hard to measure. Instead, I'd just say that consciousness seems to lead directly and inevitably to misery. And following Qohelet from thousands of years ago, those who are no longer conscious, or never were, are the best off. We'll all be dead quite soon. In the meantime, I enjoy going out into nature a bit (waterfalls are great), and more reliably, having a pet. I think this is the best that this world has to offer. Godspeed.