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hypertele-Xii
2y ago
At an aquarium I watched a tropical fish have fun with a water jet. It would swim into the jet, get propelled from it across the tank, then swim back, repeating as long as I watched it. Part of me felt bad for how bored it must've been
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2y ago
When God was abandoned, money became the top object of worship. Is that experiment going well yet?
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3y ago
> This entire tirade is unhinged and filled with insane claims and trash science. Which claims are insane and trash science? Because I've looked these up. For example, I said that "Suicides at up 37% in 20 years, 80% male."
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3y ago
False. Stats from dating apps show that men find most women attractive, while women find most men unattractive.
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If by "drifting apart" you mean feminists screaming "kill all men!" at rallies, young women laughing "we don't need men for anything" at interviews, and young men observing what happens to older men in div
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3y ago
So these ancient granite constructions exhibit tool markings of computer-aided design precision, laser cutting, and power drilling. These enormous granite obselisks weigh more than even modern cranes can lift. But they were allegedly "
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3y ago
Is it possible one of these laser satellites miss and hit you in the eye? Would that blind a man?
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3y ago
It seems to me the intention was to allow women to choose when to have children, not to forgo the process of reproduction entirely and plunge our species into extinction-level birth rate falling off a cliff!
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3y ago
Yeah, it's unfair to women that men get to do all the plumbing, mining, construction, warfare, etc. demand equality!
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Sure. Back when I partied, people were phoning me up, I took cabs from one party to the next. Every weekend, sometimes multiple parties on the same day. People came to hug me, some even literally said I was an "integral part of their p
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3y ago
It's technically a video game. Why do any of them exist?
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3y ago
Reporting from Finland, there is no community other than church.
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3y ago
Possibly depends on your definition of adolescence. I'm 35. Wikipedia says "age provides only a rough marker of adolescence, and scholars have not agreed upon a precise definition", so if you want me to answer you accurately,
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> One simply cannot reason ones way around the emotional core that drives us as humans. Found the flaw in your argument. I am not driven by emotions. If therapy is all about that then all the more reason to not waste time with it. My (ac
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> Yes I'm well aware of the grandiosity you attribute yourself Where is this coming from? I know it's not coming from me because my explicit narrative is precisely that my life lacks these "grandiose" things as you pu
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I'm happy for your alleged ability to see wrongness, but bring into question the validity of merely exclaiming so without any explanation. You didn't just read and see wrongness, you wrote about it without any content whatsoever
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3y ago
My suicide rate is and will forever remain zero, so your continual bringing that up as a reason in favor of therapy is having the opposite effect. If you truly believed that therapy is for me, you'd be glad to give me the long argument
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3y ago
If smartness is so great, how is awareness of it a problem? Your statement appears contradictory, could you elaborate?
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3y ago
Can confirm these are good suggestions, already been there, already done that, did indeed help :)
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You appear to be inserting your own words into my mouth. Nowhere did I say I was terrible. In fact, I'm doing better than ever before. That's in large part due to accurate accounting. You even say I'm "sitting here&quo
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> It doesn't matter that your accounting of your history is accurate or not. There's a ridiculously destructive belief if I've ever heard one. Your PHD is an accurate accounting of your research. Your bank account is an ac
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> Fixation on how your present circumstances might be better if not for the wrong done by others to the extent that you describe it as a severe and chronic issue is neither inescapable nor particularly factual. So your stance is that I i
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"A set of beliefs and practices that aim to improve the genetic quality of a human population"? That just describes sexual selection in general. Of course you think with your big head when choosing a mate, not the small one that&#
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> do you ever consider that your experience grants you the opportunity to lead life away from the well-travelled track to success, and do something personally and actually meaningful? Like what, fail in an entertaining manner? Imagine
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> They give you the skills necessary to interact with your life today. I'm fully interacting with my life today. My life today is not a problem. I'm the master of survival skills for my particular environment - I would've
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Everything I said is inescapable fact. A victim mentality would be "I can't do anything about it". I have the opposite mindset, so you're entirely wrong to suggest this. An accurate account of history is not victim menta
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Yes! I've consciously decided to learn to like many things in life that I used to hate, because they are good for me. I see no reason to assume animals aren't capable of the same. It just takes time.
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That seems so 100% wrong to me. Who are you to say what tapeworms do or don't comprehend? We don't even understand consciousness, yet here you are exclaiming that tapeworms are essentially robots fated to die of extinction. They a
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Yes. There's no such thing as "infinite value" and certainly not for every individual. Our value, especially as men, is entirely tied to our ability to get shit done. If you do nothing, you are literally worthless.
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Therapy is not a solution, it's just wasting time dwelling on the problems, which I'm already aware of and struggling to fix. There is nothing a therapist can tell me that I don't already know, and aren't already doing.
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