No.54261
>>54248Something tells me you are being retarded on purpose as bait to derail the thread.
No.54487
>>54248Isn't that the fundamental principle of Stoicism kek
No.54488
>>54487No, it is more like a really shitty version of a postmodernist deconstruction, which in its self aims to isolate words from context to destroy meaning.
No.54489
>>54488You're the one who said context gives things meaning.
No.55076
>>55067I'll wire you half a bitcoin if you eat it raw
No.55095
>>55076ok, pls sens monie
No.55098
>>55095you need to post evidence jabronie
No.55112
>>55098sned bonies then i wil eat the dead cat
No.58772
Made a ham sandwich for dinner. Sourdough, cheddar, lettuce, tomato, onion, mayo and mustard. Wasn't aware just how much onions really elevate a sandwich to the next level.
No.58802
Playing my favorite game (Cluedo)
No.58834
cooking and eating
No.59180
Reading books even of normalfaggot creation because their fake morality buttthurt can help find interesting historical figures like this guy :
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manuel_Santa_Cruz_Loidi he even had a flag with a skull very cool the attempts of the moralfag in the book to make him look evil only make him more fun to imagine a priest removing norms left and right and regardless of gender unlike average white Knight soldiers lol
No.59185
learning
even though i am retarded and have a hard time doing it due to bad memory. i retain nothing
No.59188
>>59185If you retain nothing then it could easily be argued that you aren't actually learning anything.
No.59642
I built a raised pond and recently I stocked it with 50 goldfish and 6-7 koi. I enjoy just going out there and watching them swim about. Feeding them is fun too.
No.59672
>>54210>desiccate*?
Do you mean expand?
>>54212You've triggered them.
No.59708
>>59185>>59188Imagine how pleasant it could be to not learn anything after a certain point. You would be able to read a book over and over again with only a vague sense of familiarity. Take biology as an example. What if every day you wanted to learn about mushrooms or Pre-Cambrian organisms and you could feel the same joy and wonder at how strange life is? Yes, it would be difficult at first to emotionally grasp that one was retarded, but once you accepted the fact, you could plan ahead to keep enjoying everything life throws at you. The world would truly be your oyster.
No.59710
>>59708Go get a full frontal lobotomy if you want to live like that.
No.63757
>>58771>seeing a 2d loli smile brings me unspeakable joyYou were supposed to be a father by now
No.66741
>>60347You can get $50 drones from Target now.
No.66798
There are small and faint, but still noticeable moments of joy when my ears catch an interesting song for the first time, or after having forgotten about it
Internet radio, the twitch music category, and my YouTube playlists are good friends
No.66799
>>54189I don't do it for fun but I remember passing this fox in the car at 5am.
I thought I saw it move as I drove past. I walked back to it after getting home but it was definetly dead. I stood there looking at it for a little while, it was sad.
I remember seeing a mating pair of foxes that had both been hit and died next to eachother. That bummed me out too.
No.66801
>>63757>Wizard>FatherWhy?
Was he "supposed" to get raped into it taking your logic into account? No.66802
>>53500Took me far too long to realize that small pleasures and victories in life are just as important as the big pleasures like degree, car, house, etc. This was highlighted recently when I finally figured out how to repair a small hole in a floor tile, an ugly clip had been visible for years, but I coincidently saw some putty that was the same color as the tile and had a brainwave. Pleased with it, best improvement I had done in a long time.
No.66803
>>66801>Wizard>FatherJust because you don't touch succubus doesn't mean you can't have kids through machines.
Take the surrogacy pill.
No.67234
My first batch of baby shrimp have now grown up to the point where you can start to see eggs forming inside of them. I started with 10 shrimp about a year ago and now I have several times that number at least.
No.67237
>>67234Is this a moneymaking venture?
No.67246
>>67237lol, nah. They live in a 1 gallon bowl on a shelf next to my chair. They are about the size and shape of a cooked long grained piece of basmati rice. They are just pets for my entertainment. They mostly live off the algae and bacteria growing in the tank. Supposedly as time goes on I should feed them less and less so that they don't overpopulate and just create a stable colony. I have only fed them about 6-8 times since I got them and I never feed them more than a piece of food as big as one of them is. Now I just do it every few months but they are still breeding quite rapidly so I guess there is plenty of bacteria and algae to eat in there. It's kind of miraculous just how easy it is. As long as they get enough light for the algae to grow you basically don't have to do anything. The algae can produce enough oxygen for them to live off of so you can even keep it sealed to avoid moisture loss. I have a piece of seran wrap over the top of the bowl that is loosely fitting. I think it is a good combo of moisture retention and gas exchange because I can see gaps where air can get in but most of the moisture condensates on the film and falls back into the tank. If I had a timer for my light it would be completely maintenance free but since I live in my room I don't find it hard to turn on and off the light every day.
No.67563
>>53500>What are the small things that gives you some joy in this 'life'?when there is new Yu-Gi-Oh! cards revealed
No.67582
>>53505I feel like The Book of Disquiet is the quintessential wizardly philosophical musings
No.67635
Writing. But not like writing stories or anything fancy just writing itself. I have a decent collection of nice fountain pens and just the act of having the pen leave a line of ink on paper has always made me happy ever sence a kid. Don't understand why.
No.67636
>>54189I need to find the pic but I came across roadkill fish on my island. Not even like from a flood or near the shore. Show how a fish got run over in a parking lot and dried out.
No.67637
>>67635I kinda feel the same way about clicky mechanical keyboards.
The feel and sound of using it is satisfying in of it's self to me.
No.67639
>>53585tiny solar panel in the window and LED grow lights.
No.67640
>>53585
> to calm myself and relieve the lonelinessCheck out Bonsai. It's the whole point of it and it looks beautiful.
No.67656
>>53585> calm myself and relieve the lonelinessI think you're expecting too much out of gardening. Unless you have a shit ton of plants there's not really much to do.
No.67659
>>67656Vulgar normalfart. Plants are the only friend a druid needs, and one is often enough.
No.67872
>>53529ahh yes, the tidiness emits motivation and a mood of deep focus as well. Very comfy to sleep in a clean room.
No.67873
>>56110idk looks kinda stupid