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by bellerose 8y ago
My opinion is suicide being the better outcome than electroconvulsive therapy. People are so irrational in fearing the unknown "death" that they'll do something barbaric to themselves and where the outcome is creating a disab
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by bellerose 8y ago
I've been trying to bring social change myself in my spare time. I try to teach people about determinism and where free will is an illusion. How every event experienced is factored from the preceding event and where nobody has any cont
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by bellerose 8y ago
> Prison labor can be rewarding and help build up the skills that a person needs when they are rehabilitated. Your definition of rewarding is flexible or how you say it loose. Someone forced into a situation where that's all they do
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by bellerose 8y ago
Exerting one's own values upon a person who values to die instead of be in pain is selfish. Its a my values are more of a concern over your values and when it's the circumstance of the person being in pain that wants to have choic
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by bellerose 8y ago
This article reinforces my view even more. We as a society needs to allow people to end their life in a medical environment and only if they're capable of making the decision on their own in a rational manner. I've witnessed horri
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by bellerose 8y ago
I think the problem for most people not eating healthier is lack of knowledge in preparation, cooking and storing. Recently I purchased an instant pot and it makes cooking healthy food extremely easy with decreasing prep & cleaning time
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by bellerose 8y ago
I’m surprised people can even act like they care. We had one generation awhile back made it so affordable housing existed for the young and where banks were alright with mortgages being done. That very same generation that could obtain a ho
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by bellerose 8y ago
I'm surprised you associate it with autism and not gender dysphoria.
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by bellerose 8y ago
Escapism might just be the case. I know from my own experience gaming was just a way to focus on something else besides a cruel reality. Eventually moved to programming and realized later what was happening. I'm sure if life had been d
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by bellerose 8y ago
I think the question they’re asking is already observable. Who is privileged to have finances that can pursue a healthy lifestyle compared to the person having to order off the dollar menu. Who can afford supplements, exercising and leisure
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by bellerose 8y ago
It's an existence with no meaning like any other. I'm upset by the whole thing for the reason of how some people think isolation is appropriate in allowing this situation to even occur. It's maddening to think a more advanced
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by bellerose 8y ago
I think the theory of skill being nearly worthless in comparison is correct. But I don't think that has really changed from the past. The majority of products & services in this world don't really bring any value to a person.
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by bellerose 8y ago
Yah, my reply was tailored to what you wrote and how I think about what you wrote.
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by bellerose 8y ago
Every generation thought the same.
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by bellerose 8y ago
Everyone is the product of the past generations. So I don't care if you think "I" didn't come up with the comment.
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by bellerose 8y ago
Of course humans can think like computers. We're all just deterministic beings on this planet. Only difference is humans have a starting point of being socially conditioned to think contrary because we want to feel special but we'
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by bellerose 8y ago
The topic of Psychiatry is interesting to observe. I'm reading pessimists vs optimists in the comments and find it amusing because of the impossibility of knowing who is right. I want to believe society has best intentions and is on th
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by bellerose 8y ago
Good for you being honest. You help deluded people realize the social community ideology isn’t necessarily a universal trait. Takes a lot of social conditioning to be unraveled to understand nobody really knows if the majority care about on
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by bellerose 8y ago
That's fated to happen by the external forces making it happen.
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by bellerose 8y ago
How is being an agent capable of making choices without outside influence compatible with determinism? My understanding is nobody can ever be an agent capable of making choices without outside influence. A person is fundamentally influenced
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by bellerose 8y ago
I met a guy at university who suffered a car crash and where he wasn't at fault. Guy spent a month in a hospital bed and now has trouble walking. Owes 50k+ in medical bills and doesn't want to declare bankruptcy. He was in CS so h
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by bellerose 8y ago
Wow, she is 55 years old and will be 93 when completing the sentence. I would prefer a noose for myself instead of that outcome.
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by bellerose 8y ago
I didn't mean to imply spirit and should have wrote religious.
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by bellerose 8y ago
I don't doubt your experience or even the countless others who have had it happen and shared online. I just find it possible to be a trigger-able hallucination. Similar to what is possible with drugs. It's impossible to ever know
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by bellerose 8y ago
I think we need to educate people how free will is an illusion and because it would help in preventing the root causes.
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by bellerose 8y ago
I have the view that all persons with psychological illnesses should have the right to receive euthanasia and only if they desire with medical professionals examining them if coercion exists or not. Society is currently selfish, arrogant an
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by bellerose 8y ago
You might live your life over and over. The universe could be expanding and retracting for infinity. Resulting in all the variables for your same exact life to repeat for infinity.
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by bellerose 8y ago
> Just don't tell me it's a hallucination until you've done it successfully yourself. I cannot resist, I've done meditation with never performing the out of body experience and I've read about it in great detail.
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by bellerose 8y ago
Every death is the natural death of the person. Unless you force the free will (illusion)/spiritual ideology upon everyone. All death comes without choices in a world where all experiences are factored from the preceding events. A pers
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by bellerose 8y ago
You can have a deterministic universe effecting our deterministic universe and where we would perceive the effects as random but isn't. It could also be impossible to measure the effects as deterministic based on our lifespan not being

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