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 No.310177[Reply]

Need more wizard images for my collection. Hard to find good wizard images with the pointy blue hat. Can also be other colors I guess
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 No.316358

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 No.317194

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 No.317195

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 No.316122[Reply]

how do i know if its autism or adhd? the only thing i have to work off of is that i crave constant novelty far more than repition
i sometimes have trouble with social cues but i don't feel like its that i can't understand them, more that i'm unable to properly concentrate on the conversation
maybe its all stupid to worry about
>inb4 adhd isnt real
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 No.316890

>>316886
To copy and paste some stuff because I am tired.

Non-medication treatments for ADHD include: cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), behavioral modification techniques, exercise, structured routines, organizational strategies, social skills training, parent training, mindfulness practices, neurofeedback, and dietary adjustments (depending on individual needs), all aimed at managing symptoms like inattention and hyperactivity without relying on medication.
Key aspects of non-medication ADHD management:
Behavioral therapy:
This is a primary non-medication approach, often including techniques like setting clear expectations, providing positive reinforcement, breaking tasks into smaller steps, and managing distractions.
Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT):
Helps individuals identify and change unhelpful thought patterns that contribute to ADHD challenges.
Organizational skills training:
Learning strategies to manage time, prioritize tasks, and keep belongings organized.
Physical activity:
Regular exercise can significantly improve focus and mood, making it a valuable tool for managing ADHD symptoms.
Sleep hygiene:
Maintaining a consistent sleep schedule and creating a relaxing bedtime routine can positively impact attention and behavior.
Social skills training:
Learning strategies to navigate social interactions effectively.
Parent training:
Educating parents on how to best support their child with ADHD through positive reinforcement and consistent discipline.
Neurofeedback:
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 No.317105

>>316122
It's funny that normalfags have hijacked these two disorders so much that all I think about it tiktok-brained zoomers who try to fill the hole in their chest with 'adhd' and 'autism'.

 No.317165

>>317105
I don't understand why they hijack everything even stuff they made of.

 No.317166

>>317165
normies can't stand exclusivity, it's the same reason why we have an illusion of democracy
whenever a normie sees something he does not have, his brain instantly goes
>ME TOO! ME TOO! I WANT IT TOO!
crabs and their attitude towards sex is no different in this regard
crabs are just failed normies, and it is also typical normie behavior to destroy what they can't have, so crabs make it their life mission to hate on succubi
the real rich people know about this behavior, so they provide normies with cheap substitutes of exclusive things
to keep the normies docile, to make them think that they got a taste of what the "elites" have

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 No.317147[Reply]

It's called wizchan but I've never once seen anyone talk about magic here. Do you like (real) magic?
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 No.317154

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>>317149
How were you first exposed to magic? What made you interested?

 No.317155

>>317154
I was a natural, i figured it out myself through schizo intuition. only later did i find a quote by crowley

"Aleister Crowley, an English occultist, defined magic as the science and art of changing reality in accordance with one's will"

im also an artist and i would notice the way art manipulated people. Like the beatles singing songs might as well be them chanting spells to get all those succubi screaming for them.

i was also into comic books when i was younger and writers like alan moore and grant morrisson were into the occult.

funny enough it was seeing the kek deity be summoned into real life through meme magick that confirmed for me there was something to this stuff.

I have tried chaos magick, making sigils, but they never worked.
Im mostly into what is called mundane astrology nowadays.

 No.317156

>>317155
that just sounds like ordinary doing things to achieve things
if i want food to appear on my plate, i have to do the cooking, but i wouldnt call it magic
and sure, lots of bands play with the goal of getting the succubi

 No.317159

>>317156
Yeah, that poster is a larper.

Though I do regard some chemical reactions as magic, like when you cook food and it caramelizes on the surface (Maillard reaction).
Or how mixing magnesium salts with other chemicals produces a bright blinding light.
Or how a synthetic drug created by a random lab guy in China can make you experience very vivid lucid dreams while you're awake.

A lot of things in the world feel inexplicable of magical even when there's science involved.

Heck, to me even 5G mobile connections are close to magic. You sit in a random, basement and your handheld device somehow has enough signal strength to connect to a cell mast 30 miles away with a 50ms latency.

We do live in an incredible world even if it is depressing much of the time. And if Elon Musk has diagnosed severe depression, then no amount of money, achievements or life experiences can shield you from it either.

 No.317160

>>317155
>only later did i find a quote by crowley
>"Aleister Crowley, an English occultist, defined magic as the science and art of changing reality in accordance with one's will"

I know it's probably not what you meant, but I would totally buy that someone like Crowley would talk about himself in the third person lol



 No.317139[Reply]

I just saw a herd of deer with 5 bucks with antlers in it. That's the most bucks I've ever seen together at one time.


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 No.316563[Reply]

I am a third worlder poor virgin, and i finally gonna able to afford making a pc which will cost me around 450$, i would like to know from all the pc builders/users that if it's worth the deal. So here are the specs

Processor: AMD Ryzen 5 5600
Motherboard: Asus Prime A520M-K / Gigabyte A520mk
Graphics Card: NINJA RX 580 8GB
RAM: ORETON 8GB*2 3200MHZ (16GB)
Storage: Oreton 256GB M.2 NVM SSD
PSU: Value-Top NEO Q 450M Real 450W ATX Power Supply
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 No.317126

>>317064
Yes, but you may want to choose a cheaper motherboard. I only chose that one because it was on sale at the time for like $50. There's no real reason to get that particular one other than cost which is no longer the case.

 No.317127

>>317126
https://pcpartpicker.com/product/bGfxFT/msi-mag-x670e-tomahawk-wifi-atx-am5-motherboard-mag-x670e-tomahawk-wifi
this one good? theres too much model, I don't know what they do (⁠;⁠ŏ⁠﹏⁠ŏ⁠)

 No.317129

>>317127
I'mma be real with you bro, if you're not gonna take the time to learn what any of this does, you shouldn't be building a PC. It's really not that complicated to learn, but if you don't want to, it makes far more sense to just buy a prebuilt computer than to try and build one yourself.

 No.317130

>>317129
indeed

 No.317132

>>317129
I second prebuilds.
If you know the basics of what stuff should cost and what's good then you can find decent deals and builds that will do what you want in a reasonable budget range.
Sure you won't likely get the very best of the best price compared to buying each part individually but it's nowhere near as bad as it was 15+ years ago when buying a prebuild meant getting totally suckered on the price.



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 No.312958[Reply]

Post your results from the big five personality test.

https://www.outofservice.com/bigfive/

I suspect that many wiz are high on neuroticism and low on extraversion
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 No.315439

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>>312958
tl;dr: checks out
Open-Mindedness
High scorers tend to be original, creative, curious, complex; Low scorers tend to be conventional, down to earth, narrow interests, uncreative.

You thrive on new ideas and creative thinking.

Your percentile: 94

Conscientiousness
High scorers tend to be reliable, well-organized, self-disciplined, careful; Low scorers tend to be disorganized, undependable, negligent.

You thrive on structure, discipline, and completing tasks to a high standard.

Your percentile: 86

Extraversion
High scorers tend to be sociable, friendly, fun loving, talkative; Low scorers tend to be introverted, reserved, inhibited, quiet.

You prefer smaller gatherings and occasional social interactions.
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 No.316708

>>312958
A lot of you guys are getting high scores on "negative emotionality" but I got all five of my traits on the left.

Open-Mindedness

High scorers tend to be original, creative, curious, complex; Low scorers tend to be conventional, down to earth, narrow interests, uncreative.

You prefer stability and routine, avoiding unfamiliar ideas.

Your percentile: 24

Conscientiousness

High scorers tend to be reliable, well-organized, self-disciplined, careful; Low scorers tend to be disorganized, undependable, negligent.

You are extremely easy-going and prefer freedom over structure or routine.

Your percentile: 5

Extraversion
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 No.316606[Reply]

Are you disabled wiz? Mentally or physically? I'm talking actual diagnosis. I got pretty bad OCD and PTSD.
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 No.316977

>>316970
Yep, but he is in deep denial whereas a psychotherapy professional could spend 5 minutes looking into his mannerisms and daily habits and realize he is 'tistic.

 No.316978

>>316969
what do you mean?
I am severely autistic.

 No.317087

>>316969
a lot of people with autism/asperger around the world use imageboards
i think about 1/3 of the population on many of them has it

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 No.317089

>>317087
Source: Your ass

And you missed the point. One third of imageboard users can't have autism because having it would result in a complete inability to operate such a website, or even computer. If someone on here or elsewhere tells you they have autism, they've either a normally functioning person who's been groomed and mislead in to considering themselves to be retarded, or they're desperate for attention.



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 No.316755[Reply]

I see him being suggested around in loser-ish circles, did your videos ever help you? how do you feel about his content?
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 No.317042

>>317041
It is incredibly likely that you haven't heard the tale of the wash man's donkey and thus can not refute the claim that your heart is like that of a wash man's donkey.

 No.317043

>>317042
>continues to digress and lie

 No.317044

>>317043
It is nether a digression nor a lie.

A rather obscure and obtuse insult, but one who's point is to reflect the structure of your own insult back at you as the nonsense it really is.
Don't like it, then maybe stay on topic instead of making shit up and then defend that made up shit with random baseless insults.

 No.317045

It also should be noted that this long detrail is all because someone got compulsively triggered by the word gamer.

Though to be fair, pretty sure there are only so many opinions about "healthygamerGG" anyway so the discussion was bound to derail someway or another.

 No.317065

>>317044
>derailer claims it's not him that derailed the thread
As if the word isn't abused like geek and nerd for monetary ends by normalfags.



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 No.316916[Reply]

Until recently, surveillance functioned much like a modern panopticon, creating the illusion of constant observation. But with AI, we’re fast approaching a reality where it will be possible to genuinely monitor everyone, all the time.

It will become possible to instantly identify 'bad' behavior, and in some cases, even raise suspicion before it occurs. I use 'bad' in quotation marks because its definition is entirely shaped by those in power. Under the wrong circumstances, what’s considered 'bad' could be a personal opinion—or even an entire ethnicity.

Social media already allows a small group of powerful oligarchs to shape what people see—and by extension, what they believe. While propaganda has always existed, social media takes it to a new level, making it harder to recognize the source. Even worse, it's personalized, creating isolated groups with entirely different sets of information and viewpoints.

With the rise of AI, however, this influence will only grow. Not only will algorithms become more advanced in how they rank and recommend content, but they’ll also be able to generate fake content or messages, passing them off as organic.

I can’t predict the future, but I’d bet that the majority of people won’t even notice this shift. Most are tech-illiterate,and tech companies dominate the flow of information, which means any discussions about this will be limited and hard to find. It won’t be a secret, per se, but discussions about it will be few and far between. When those discussions do exist, they’ll likely be watered down to avoid sounding paranoid or extreme.

How does this make you feel emotionally? How would you react to it? The implications of this technology really bother me, but I know bringing it up in real life would likely make me seem paranoid, so I just keep it to myself.
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 No.316943

>>316921
>>316923

Ai is currently at about Agi level, Agents are released: Ai can do jobs essentially, and is capable of PhD level science.

sad dude on sad website: its a umm a scam n stuff

 No.316945

>>316943
It could write better comments than you, i concede that at least. Maybe you could try to make an argument next time?

 No.316953

>>316919
>>316921
I agree that it is currently massively overhyped. We are currently in a bubble and snake oil salesmen need to inflate what it can or will be able to do to not make venture capitalists realize they have been scammed.

Compressing the entirety of the internet with a transformer agorithm to create an interpolative database however DOES have its uses.

The main use case for average people is information retrieval. It is much better than a search engine at finding information that is vaguely requested in natural language and hallucinations are not a big problem if the topic isn't too niche.

It can, for example, be practical for surveillance cameras even if it misses a few events that should have been flagged and makes up a few more.

You won't be able to generate a youtube video with it any time soon, but you will be able to generate a human sounding comment, or with a specialized models, other types of content like photos of faces.

I agree that it is a scam, but I also think that it can and will be used to turn the modern day panopticon-like surveillance into truly oppressive monitoring of everyone.

 No.316954

>>316953
completely agree

 No.317021

>>316943
>he fell for the generative AI scam
my guy there are plenty of dystopian applications for AI and ML that are already happening but AGI through elaborate chat bots ain't it



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 No.309821[Reply]

Getting a job has proven to be nigh impossible and it frustrates the hell out of me. It's been one week since my seventh interview, and like all others, I've gotten no call from the company. All that I am seeking is entry level minimum wage bogus, because that's all I'm qualified for. I'm mildly autistic, I'd put myself at a two or three on a scale of ten. Not impaired enough for anyone to sense it, I just come off as an awkward and quiet man. That being the case, I feel like all my interviews have been good enough, I can answer the questions given to me aptly and in a polite manner. So I really don't know I am doing wrong for the interviews. Does anyone know of any incantations to use on an interviewer that would guarantee employment?
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 No.312467

>>309821
You might have projector's aura. Which means you should never go after things to achieve them, but await for an invitation towards something, and it needs to be the right something, with chances of getting away whenever you need it, if you do not want to end up messed up badly.

Check here:https://sanctuarybykristenrice.com/bloghome/humandesignprojectors
(do not fall for paying a thing, there are apps which can tell you everything about your type and strategy and many things more, this page is worth just its text)

 No.313630

>>309873
this wizard knows

 No.316871

>>309873
Interwiewers today are basically asking you to lick their boot. I didn't even want to answer the "why do you wish to work with us"?

They aren't worth a single penny got for them.

 No.316882

Did you know recruiter ladies have their exclusive groups on facebook, discord, etc.? They share personal data and pictures of people they interview, and warn other recruiters about "creepy crabs"

 No.316884

>>316882
That strongly depends on the industry.



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