/lounge/ - Lounge

>>220752
where do you live?

>>220756
not explicitly against chan-rule IMHO

>>222771
Alaska

Hypothetically speaking, let's say I have a clone farm, and because they're all my clones, we're shit at everything. Is there any way to subject my clones to tests/organ farming for money, until we can kickstart our own Outer Heaven, and maybe attract enough talented people to move on to designing video games/software for a living?

>>222800
It would cost more to make, grow, and maintain the clones they you would be able to make from using them as subjects or harvesting them.
Outer Haven mostly supported it's self by providing services (they were basically mercs as a day job).

>>222847
Not bad.
Simple, effective, and can taste pretty good with proper seasoning.

Well i tried.

>>222852
your assumptions about vegan being (or wanting to be) a more or less normal wizchan poster were wrong

>>222852
He is a known troll and the correct thing to do is report/hide his post and not give attention.
Otherwise he intentionally derails whatever thread he is in, like he did here.
Why the mods don't ban him for breaking rule 5 is beyond me.
Report and hide. Nothing else.

>>222854
>report/hide his post
is there any point when in your own words
>Why the mods don't ban him for breaking rule 5 is beyond me.
??????????
nah. it’s pointless because the mods and the admin do the bare minimum to moderate this place, if that. It’s not like he has not been warned many many times, heck he frequently posts the warnings he receives and whines like a little bitch for being unfairly treated by them but they don’t seem to care one bit. The only rule that truly does matter is rule one, forget the other ones, they never are enforced.

>>221181
Cute kot. Wish i still had my cathurt pics.
and that the mods wouldn't delete them out of HURT

Got a new one.

:)

>>217620

Ig they managed to avoid taxes they are an example to folloe. Nuff said.

>>218294
self-help trash

>>218303

Is this, a crab?

>>218311
seems like it

>>216986
This is just brainwash. If you want to live in your own imaginary world, it's fine, but don't convince others it's a good idea.

>>222411
unfortunately, this isn't it. it was a machine that accumulated something, got louder and faster, and at one point it was so fast that it made a very creepy sound resembling human voice

>>222412
ok. what about this, "Instead of beaming a flashing light or shouting over a loudspeaker to keep people away from sensitive areas, new technology being developed could allow troops to fire a laser that can form a “plasma ball” that talks to the potential intruders."
https://phys.org/news/2008-02-pentagon-lasers-voices.html

Really?
You made a thread on /wiz/ of all places to ask such a thing?

>>222414
/lounge/ fits better for these topics

This is probably completely unrelated and I haven't thought about this for years, but back when I was a kid I used to play this real-time strategy game called Star Trek: Armada. It was pretty fun, but what I remember most distinctly from it was the background music that played when you were controlling the Borg. When I listened to it long enough it felt like there were human voices speaking in a commanding tone to me, insistently; like the "song" impressed this sense of urgency upon me, and started to make me really uncomfortable. Here's a clip of it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQ8FIA2xMJQ>>222406

Go out and spray paint it on some walls

It's fine to feel nostalgic for it, but I don't understand what bringing it back is meant to achieve

>>222448
someday all your "dank" memes will look old and stupid to your kids

free my nigga jimmy

Depend on where you are I guess. I live In Australia and unemployment benefits really are not that great. It's not enough to live by yourself(it's $560 a fortnight) and you are constantly made to look for work, accept any work offered to you and if you are unemployed long enough you will be made to do work for the dole. As for how easy it is to get, it's really not hard you just sign up for it.

Unemployment benefits are specifically designed to make your life worse than it would have been if you were working. Do not see them as some kind of viable alternative.

What is with these people knowing about the catalog on /wiz/?

>>>/wiz/150776

>>222091
Maybe they just don't want to post on that board. Understandable, I don't.

>>221541
>i took my 1st completely 'normal' dump in years today
Actually it's the opposite for me.
Only antidepressants cured my IBS.

>>221818
Weird. My docotor is the exact opposite. Shed rather try every other method before trying to push medication. I deal with bad anxiety and she gave me a medical marijuana licence to posess/grow

>>221856
out here in kali they are mostly crooks/charlatans.
i remember when drs made house calls. yeah, really…
you are very lucky to have your dr.

>>221896
Where i live you're lucky to have one in general. Theres a huge doctor shortage here. And the walk-in clinics are packed. I am lucky to have the doctor i do have though. A lot of people here dont have a family doctor.

My anxiolytics helped me a lot
if it was not them i would not function

And they are very cheap

>>221934
Also like I wrote in the post before yours. Sleep paralysis is beneficial and a sign of good health. It's better to have it from time to time like between a week or 3 months if not longer even if you're always exercising,eating well or don't have anything bothering you but not everyday. Only in the case of someone suffering from PTSD can it actually hinder them. In fact PTSD may trigger excessive sleep paralysis because of the way the mind is always keeping the body on edge expecting some threat.

>>221940
>Sleep paralysis is beneficial and a sign of good health

can you please link some medical literature that shares the same point of view as you do?

because im pretty sure people look at sleep paralysis as a health problem that they suffer from. as in it's undesirable and causes them to mentally suffer

according to my simple knowledge on the subject, literally all of medical literature on sleep paralysis looks at it like a problem, but according to you, my understanding is wrong. please link me any medical literature that says its healthy and desirable "and a sign of good health"

like, dont get me wrong, i dont know what causes sleep paralysis, and im sure vegans suffer from it too, but i find it hard to believe its healthy and desirable to have it. i remember when i had it i had a strong anxiety attack every time i had it, it was a negative experience

>>221941
I study it and use myself as a subject. You could say I'm infatuated with the workings of the mind and body. Don't get me wrong but I don't plan to write down or publish any of my findings. It's mostly pure curiousity that drives me rather than academic pursuit. If I feel like it I randomly lecture people or point them in the right direction.

>because im pretty sure people look at sleep paralysis as a health problem that they suffer from. as in it's undesirable and causes them to mentally suffer
Psychology is still a very young science and has many stages to go trough before it can transcend into the Noophism of the future. Modern day psychology is still stuck in the light and dark dualistic nature of deduction namely along the lines of "if it makes you feel bad then its bad and shouldn't be there" while completely disregarding everything else mostly due to a lack of perception or foresight. Sometimes a little pain can prevent a greater one or worse and at times that little pain is what defines you as healthy and not a numb corpse.

>i dont know what causes sleep paralysis
Neither did I but I found it was just a mental mechanism mostly driven by instinct. Like resting but inverse. In a normal healthy human sleep paralysis shouldn't be a constant but it shouldn't be a rarity either unless something was numbing their capability to tap into their intuitive thinking via the ventromedial prefrontal cortex. This might sound even more controversial than my claims sleep paralysis is healthy and beneficial but there's a high possibility plenty of people due to genetics or environmental factors aren't able to make proper use of that region or invoke it during the maturation of their body. Think of it as built-in "rite of passage" everyone is skipping in more numbers than ever or simply not understanding it. The cause could simply be humans not having any natural predators or just because we're too comforted and sheltered compared to our ancestors which isn't really a bad thing but it's still fascinating in my opinion and how much of human culture it shaped.

>>221954
just your own experience is not valid to take any conclusions
psychology is not young
why do you think sleep paralysis is normal when few people experience it and it's related to sleep and mental problems?

>>221958
>just your own experience is not valid to take any conclusions
I have my ways to compare them to other's.
>psychology is not young
When I consider the final stage of development it could be at I'd say it's in its infancy right now but that's a point of view more than anything.
>why do you think sleep paralysis is normal when few people experience it and it's related to sleep and mental problems?
On its own sleep paralysis is a natural occurance in the development of the mind and later on its balancing. The problem these days is that most of the time it's caused due to neurological issues rather than healthy development or status but those same people actually benefit from having a sleep paralysis because it prevents those neurological issues that triggered it to have more worse effects.

>>218023

Remember to always memorize the new buzzword of the day and repeat it ad nauseaum in any context you come across, thats what really makes you a free thinking high IQ individual separate from the herd.

>>218023
despite your overuse of buzzwords, you're not wrong.

>>221296
Shouldn't have been a crab then. I'd conquer countries and use my powers for fun if i have powers and not to be some attention seeking crab.

>>217964
man i dunno i find this film too edgy and try hard heh whatever ease your frustration