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>>325636
>rounding up the homeless and putting them into some sort of work camps.
I wish.

>>325636
I remember some pig screaming at me for having pulled over on the side of the road too many times in a row at a visible spot. You always have to have a rationale for why you would pick the spot you are in, otherwise that shit can happen. My mistake was picking areas for which there was no logical reason for someone to park so the locals got anxious

>>325639
One time some cops came to ask for my ID and shit when I was camping somewhere. They said that they were checking out this spot because one of the dudes who used to camp here did some sort of political shooting. Their logic is, the spot is cursed and attracts crazies I guess lol. Cops are barely sentient.

>>325645
sounds like want to catch people who are doing a pilgrimage. There is logic to the things they do, but they lie about it to the public and have a very suspicious attitude. They also have something called blue light syndrome

Who doesn't like futanari?

>>325581
Gottcha, liking futanari is really common but Huckabee's policies seem to suggest that he wouldn't.
You know what they say, people always surprise you.

>you obviously aren't familiar with this phenomenon of hearing voices which aren't your thoughts, which you can't turn off or control what they say, or realise what this is like, this will easily wreck your life

can you (or one of your personalities who is currently driving you while you sit co-pilot) explain how does this differ from just being unconscious? i say it doesn't. unconscious people refuse to question things so they don't question themselves. they don't question their behavior or even pay much attention to it, so they will never catch themselves doing things they didn't plan to do.

you don't happen to NOT be in control of your life by some mysterious phenomenon, this is the plight of the educated consumer, of the fooled member, of the jealous admirer.

>>325527
>Set and setting seems to be extremely important to me. I also need to basically take a dose intended for a baby or a toddler, which is difficult when weed becoming stronger and stronger.

i am looking forward to do it in the winter again. for the longest time i didn't do it around people because people get very strange when you are in tune with your unconditioned self while they are not. they unleash all the evil on you that was done to them, act like they are friendly while making fun of you and purposefully violate all your boundaries. if you don't have a lot of life experience in dispelling evil it will be awful so i'd do it alone as a beginner.

and to get the dose right don't smoke it, smoking is unhealthy anyways. buy a small jar of coconut oil and turn the weed into oil:

i do it by first baking the weed at low temperature for 40 minutes and then put the baked, ground weed into the oil where i keep it at a low temperature for 3 hours, then after letting it cool a bit i pour it through a tiny strainer into a glass jar where it can remain while i discard the remaining plantmatter.

i make a very weak oil from it and then take a teaspoon and it will be consistently weak, perfect to do creative stuff or enjoy music or take it easy after a while or walk through nature. i am so glad i chose weed and not alcohol now that i am a bit older and have seen plenty of people who went with alcohol.

>>325535
>people get very strange when you are in tune with your unconditioned self while they are not.
The fucking copes these potheads come up with to deflect responsibility from
themselves when acting like twitchy paranoid creeps when stoned.

>>325527
I remember back when I had rookie tolerance. It was something magical. I just ended up diving in and enjoying the ride and have been hooked ever since. I kind of miss when weed was illegal and I had built in T breaks when I couldn't get any.

I think I always just thought of weed as harmless. It's not like acid which can cause bad trips depending on the quality which makes it kind of a crap shoot. Bad trips are actually really disturbing sometimes because your concepts of what reality is get affected by the drugs and that can stick with you, but weed isn't like that. At most you will see some patterns with your eyes closed when listening to music or something, you don't actually trip. Your experience of reality remains unchanged, but your own thoughts may change in ways that are pleasurable and beneficial. Weed helps me feel emotions more strongly, and when I was first starting out I found it to be really thought accelerating and causing creativity. You might have bad experience because of anxiety, but honestly, most of my life has been bad experiences, I'm used to that, IDK about you but I'd be willing to chance it knowing in the end you will come out safe.

>>325538
>I remember back when I had rookie tolerance.

you don't have to remember, just use small quantities and take lots of breaks from it. i consider it a rare luxury no matter how available, affordable or legal it becomes.

>>324196
will you working again?

>>324201
It's almost impossible for me to work. Looks like hanging myself is my only option.

>>324228
can't you do something you like before?

>>324235
no, I don't like anything about living and don't really have this drive to gather resources to stay alive, it's more by coincidence I stayed alive for so long
if there is an afterlife I hope it is better than this

Let the employim deal in the real world

I haven't had access to my main PC (almost made homeless and it is now in a storage unit lol) and I miss having adblock, even had that extension on Firefox that skips ad-reads too.

Ads really do just shit all in your mind. At least before, ad breaks were considered in television, now it constantly breaks the emotional immersion. If I am doomed to only feel while watching shit, it'd be really nice if that was still sacred.

>>325463
Adblock is available for Samsung Internet in the app store I think. It might use some firewall / DNS lookup to block ads on any browser you use

>>325463
If you have an Android device, you can install F-droid then whatever flavour of Firefox Android strikes your fancy. I'm currently using Fennec, but I have no idea if it's the best one, all I care about is that I can install desktop version extensions.

>>325468
i use iron fox, i think this is also in the fdroid. then a few days later i learned i also can get brave browser via f-droid, just requires to add their repo.

>>325463
What the hell is going on in your life?

>>323830
I use Linux on a laptop and I actually like the desktop environments, so no text-based distros for me. I don't think using GUI's to do certain stuff like distro installation is necessarily a bad thing, but you really need to know how to use the terminal if you want to experience the freedom and flexibility of Linux.
You can't use Debian-based distros on a lot of ancient laptops anymore with them having dropped i686, this was really bad for retro tech. Well atleast you can still use the Thinkpad T60.

>>323856
>I use Linux on a laptop and I actually like the desktop environments, so no text-based distros for me.

i'm not saying switch to a text-based distro, i'm saying once you stepped into the arena (on a virtual machine or on a spare laptop for example) you will be glad you did it. because once you felt how nice text-based is you can cherry pick situations on which to choose text over graphics. i wish i did this sooner, don't repeat my mistake is what i am trying to say. text-based is awesome i regret staying so long on graphical. graphics are bloat!

>>323863
>because once you felt how nice text-based is you can cherry pick situations on which to choose text over graphics
thank you for informing me

Wallpaper? First thing I do on a new install is disable wallpapers and screensavers and such. I'm boring I'll admit. It mostly stems from being a Windows refugee and the carnival of widgets and icons and popups and such… I need the silence.

>>320472
I recently took a nice screenshot in my Minecraft world and now every time I look at my desktop I feel at peace.

A Jeff Hardy Swanton Table someone made…

Looks similar to my favorite plushie and a friend. His state was deteriorating, my mother promised to put him to our cellar under the apartment building for storage. She throwed him to the garbage without telling me instead. Like a lot of things she did or tried to do.

I found this one online but the mug of mine was slightly different and cuter, I think. Colors, design, shale is about 98% identical. I found it through Google reverse image search after putting an image of a physical photo. Who knew in 2000 that such technologies would exist!

Max Headroom but it's just Max Headroom
This shit was like '80s youtube poop, supposedly it was part of a show back then that had characters/other elements that weren't him but who cares lmao?

>>325125
there was a lain-themed window manager (based on blackbox) like 20-something years ago, older than me, I remember fixing it to work with modern linux during covid but I threw away the code because… I don't remember, but it was an in-between the copland aesthetic and the DE that her father is seen using in one of the episodes

lately I have been having this feeling of nostalgia (laziness maybe?) I have been reading computer science papers from the 80s and 90s and things back then seem easier than they're now. like, you find phd theses that would be considered sophomoric these days

https://explore.marginalia.nu/
here is a site that shows you random indie websites

>>325379
cool you got your dog back. theres a children book about nature of mine I can't find anymore. I hope my family members didn't throw it and it is just somewhere in the house

The Recent Popularization of Wizdom and how a Wiz can survive such dark times.

By Anon the Doomer (Random name of a wizchan user 6 August 2026)


We are living in a gynocracy. This is the thesis has been widely discussed in online circles for a long time. However the recent popularization of crab culture, especially memes about hypergamy in jewgram reels and twitter, has seen normies adopting and romanticizing facets of crab and BP culture.


While many online voices approved what seems to be a wider acknowledgment by the normien1gger public of the BP, one must be cautious that a closer look at these voices would reveal that they are likely to be "enlightened" normies themselves. This suggest either of the two:
1. They have never experienced the bitter experience that develop the philosophy of BP, and thus these ideas aren't their own since they never have the need to cope.
2. They are grifting and take from BP culture to generate financial and social benefits for themselves.


A brief read on wizchan reveals that this recent upsurge of popularity of their culture is not received with enthusiasm nor acknowledged. The general mood on the phenomenon is grim: We are seeing the gentrification of wiz culture.

We have seen how gentrification of various culture and subculture, previously a space for wiz and crabs to thrive, being invaded by succubi and normien1ggers, and how these communities died.

While we are facing the same prospects, one must remember that the nature of true wizdom meant that it is inherently individualistic. Communities, when such exists, serves as outlet and dopamine source echo chambers. A wiz can get good advice and information from these communities that serves to further elucidate his experience, ultimately however, a wiz become a wiz due to his own experience.

Do not deceive yourself. Whatever prevailing views take place in a community, you must be wakeful to not adopt this views subconsciously, let alone consciously. Such practice belongs to the unwashed feminine, a lower existence, not to the aristocratic wiz.
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>>325390
i write a lot like that and it invigorates me and helps me distribute my time wisely on the things and people i care about. writing to me feels like doomscrolling but only with things that are positive and interesting to me. like granny in front of a slot machine i do it to enjoyably pass the time when i am uninspired. it feels like a scaffolding which i use to climb from thing to thing throughout the day, helping me to make good use of the short human life and (g)row enjoyably on my own stream of content consisting of nothing but the things i believe deserve my attention. no bloat, no spam, no advertisement, no propaganda, no psyops, no degeneracy, just puzzled stares of people who wonder why this man as unkempt as someone who is genuinely homeless can type so fast. it is both peak adult discipline and pure childlike exploration. based on that i am expecting that you are probably experience your capabilities growing.

>>325391
Its called "prole drift"

the erosion of the middle class is tossing mid/low tier normies into working class excess maledom where they are more receptive to these ideas.

grifters know that harping on these ideas will bear fruit because their is now a large audience that is psychologically primed to recieve and internalize BP ideas, whereas, say, in the 2010s, mid-tier succubi were democratized through unique and real-world social subcultures and individuals so that even band geeks got to bang band geek succubi, goths, jocks, scene/emo etc. everyone had a mate.

now that social media has destroyed that and made a horrific monoculture, where succubi can swipe endlessly on a globalized pool of men, crabdom, virginity, and poverty are more commonplace. These are ripe times for the distribution of BP propaganda, even through a contrived, normie lens like clavicular

>>325452
>now that social media has destroyed that and made a horrific monoculture, where succubi can swipe endlessly on a globalized pool of men, crabdom, virginity, and poverty are more commonplace.

it is easier then ever to meet them, i am surrounded by unwanted succubi that no man will ever want. males can live without females easily but females depend on males, as they are collectively about to learn as soon as science stops being blind to gender differences and the first studies will come out that will confirm the female idiots what is already obvious for everyone with eyes to see.

>>323892
There's probably at least one school like that out there

As for the school in general you're talking about plenty of them are going to have their students do a little critical analysis to get it out of their system before they embrace the neoliberal consensus

>>323893
how'd you know, you did not even know what inflation was, meanwhile the boss of your boss of your boss of your boss of your boss of your boss is ruining your life with it. i guess you don't mind as long as there is beer and wrestling.

this seems like a growth that far outpaces any inflation but then again, monopolies don't have budget restriction like every fair/honorable/competitive company that is not owned by billionaires for a plethora of reasons different from the ones that are obvious to the clueless surface people involved, the bunker people have defacto infinite resources. to compare this with an actual company that is subject to markets and the economy with real competition owned by non-cannibals might me ridiculously short-sighted and unrealistic.

>>323882
i ran your retardation through chatgpt for a bit of refinement

>If attention functions as a currency in the monetized internet, then it is being exchanged within a monetary system whose nominal unit—money—is inherently inflationary. But attention itself is not obviously inflationary in the same way. A person has a finite amount of time and, therefore, a finite lifetime supply of attention.
easier to understand

>This creates a tension: the internet continually produces more things competing for attention, while each individual’s total supply of attention remains strictly bounded. In that sense, attention may actually become deflationary at the level of an individual life.
i wholeheartedly disagree with this

as attention is more aggressively sought after, given people's finite capacity for it, more people will turn away/inward and stop paying attention to anything except what they've decided to psychologically silo as important.

>As time passes, the amount of attention a person has remaining decreases, potentially making each remaining unit more valuable.
again, completely disagree with this retarded premise concocted by the Gippity
Youth and beauty are instrumental in driving attention. Old people, especially single men after the age of 35, are economically irrelevant.

I would only argue a persons attention is deflationary the more valuable that person is economically, whether its wealth, connections, fame, status, ie something to offer you in increasingly exponential amounts.

>>325451
>through chatgpt for a bit of refinement

so you are not inexperienced, lazy and unable to think, you are a refined scholar because you use the the solution finder for dummies that the tech-cannibals made that creates a file about you based on everything you admit to it you don't understand and sells that file to the highest bidder.

and i thought you were an idiot, imagine my surprise to learn about your academic ability!

positivity that's something you chose. it's choice. your genes don't limit how often you are positive, your habit does, which you can override with something else and if you can hold it long enough, it will replace the old.

i would start like this: be in optimism for 1 minute every day until it becomes easy, then increase to 5 minutes.

what might help you is building systems that remember your worries for you and allow you to have worries and make decisions based on them without having to have them running in the head.

>>316786
what ended up happening op? are you optimistic now?

Damn, I wish I had parents that were like that. My parents are the most negative people I know. They always think of dozens of different ways anything might go wrong and just talk about them as if bringing them up is somehow helpful.

My parents and I got invited to go watch some music performance where children who were learning to play music performed and my parents just sat there criticizing every little mistake these kids made loudly and in ear shot of everyone who was watching them. I was mortified. I wish my parents could just be positive for one second of their lives. I think their constant negativity is one reason why I feel so much healthier when I'm not living with them.

>>325352
>I wish my parents could just be positive for one second of their lives.
This is going to sound like bullshit pseudo science, but I wonder if it's like an addition problem. Letting off steam by being critical of or otherwise whinging about something can make you feel better for a bit, but some people like your parents just keep doing it chasing a high that they won't feel again until they ease up on the negativity.

>>316786
The most important thing that modern ethos gets right is that gratitude is the key to eternal happiness.

I'm thankful for having been given a life. I'm thankful for having 2 arms and legs, and I'm thankful for every day that I'm given a new day of life to wake up in the morning. Every day I'm given the option to make my life a little more beautiful, and every day I'm given a new set of challenges to overcome. I'm thankful for the good that happened in my life and I'm thankful for the bad that happened in my life. I will never lead the life of a normal person but that's OK, because I'm me and I have been given a cosmic pen to write my own story.

You have to really dig down to some central core in your being to get to this true point though. I went through a lot of suffering to get where I am today, and I'm not sure if it's possible to get there if you haven't gone the flames yet. I suppose that is the story of life though. First you're given it, then you hopefully learn to appreciate it.