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>>325406
>i look at people who don't use adblock like they are an inferior species to me. like they are the dying last few survivors of a species unfit for survival.
kek

how did the masses get tricked into poisoning themselves? repetition. they had all kinds of reasons repeated into their face until they crumbled and accepted the selfharm.

>>324981
Bro even in the middle ages scholars emphasized memory because books were so expensive. They had mnemonic "mind temples" they utilized in their imagination to better retain legal information.

Oftentimes the specifics of law was rote memorized because the actual legal charter was 100km away and you couldn't just pull a book out from your library. They were chained to desks.

Mnemonics only seriously declined in the 19th century, exactly when books proliferated exponentially, and coincidentally right when the university system first dumbed down. Thats when actual specialized degrees started instead of students being expected to learn on their own.

>>324981
>the Batrachomyomachia

This is a fun little read.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Batrachomyomachia

>>324996
>Bro even in the middle ages scholars emphasized memory because books were so expensive. They had mnemonic "mind temples" they utilized in their imagination to better retain legal information.

Maybe they should have been working to amend the bodies of their civilizations with sounder systems of religion and government and economics that the memorizing of the details of the old systems would no longer be necessary? Wouldn’t this have been a wiser course than setting into memory the antiquated commands of old legal codes that from within a better society would have no place? I forgot where I found this latin sentence, but it is from a medieval author, and its sense is relevant:

Quorsum requireretur legum prudentia, cum abessent mali mores, ex quibus haud dubie bonae leges prognatae sunt? Whereto would be required the prudence of the laws, when evil habits would be absent, from out of which not doubtfully good laws are derivative?

And even (((Thomas More))) in his proto-communist Utopia makes his hero Hythlodaeus (a greek pun meaning: distributor of nonsense) speak the following regarding the Utopian islanders:

leges habent perquam paucas. sufficiunt enim sic institutis paucissimae. quin hoc in primis apud alios improbant populos, quod legum interpretumque uolumina, non infinita sufficiunt. ipsi uero censent iniquissimum; ullos homines his obligari legibus; quae aut numerosiores sint, quam ut perlegi queant; aut obscuriores quam ut a quouis possint intelligi. They have very few laws. For thus do very few fit their purposes. That this firstly near other peoples do they disapprobate, that not even infinite volumes of laws and interpreters suffice. They themselves however account most wrong, any men to be bound by these laws, which either may be more numerous than so that they may be able to be read; or more obscure than so that from whomever they may be able to be understood.

These were nearly medieval writers and in them we find disesteem for the structure of the old traditional legality then surviving in their own time. I wonder what they would have thought at hearing of scholars being “chained to their desks” copying to mind sentence after sentence of older legal decision? And here in conceptual sympathy with them I can ask: what is the purpose in rote memorizing almost infiPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>325040
i like the illustrations.

I had figured my coworkers just don't follow orders. Two of them got promoted and their internal comms were a train wreck, even with spellcheck. One has resorted to AI and it's just paragraphs of obvious grok cut and paste now.

And before I get dunked on I'll admit to being a bit of a hillbilly so yes my posting isn't always in complete sentences, or coherent for that matter.

>>325041
schizo denier strikes again

>>325049

>During the Battle of Khaybar, Hazrat Bishr(ra) also ate the poisoned meat alongside the Holy Prophet(sa), which was given to them as a gift by a Jewish female. When Hazrat Bishr(ra) swallowed a piece of the meat, he had not yet moved from his place when all of a sudden, his facial complexion changed and became like telasaan – a cloth which was predominately black in color. The pain was so severe, that for an entire year he was unable to turn over in bed without assistance and eventually, he passed away in this painful state. It is also stated [in other narrations] that the poison was so deadly that he had not yet moved from his place when after a short while of eating the meat, he passed away.
>The Prophet, in his ailment in which he died, used to say, "O `Aisha! I still feel the pain caused by the food I ate at Khaibar, and at this time, I feel as if my aorta is being sliced from that poison."
>Aisha reported: I saw the Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, as he was dying and he had a cup of water, which he would dip his hand into and wipe his face with water, then he was saying, “O Allah, help me with the agonies of death!”

Hazrat Bishr and the Holy prophet. Two men who ate poisoned meat prepared by a Jew, two men who died as a result of trusting them.

God communicates to the Muslims and to all the rest of the world, that no matter what despicable acts Jews do, they are 'invincible'. Why? Because 'God chose them above all the world'.
He killed and laid waste to the Hamites, and he'll kill and lay waste to everything else. Why? Because he favors Jews.

The only conceivable way to change that adoration is by changing God's mind. But remember, the prayer of a Jew is superior to the prayer of a non-Jew in the eyes of God by virtue of the fact that he favors Jews more than he does everyone and everything else.

>>325038
>incoherent piecemeal response
I hope you find the help you need schizomancer.

>>325055
Are you boosted?

>>325039
>Imagine having suffered jewish syncretists to have informed your entire notion of godhood.

And yet this is probably 99% of humanity. Such is the power of jewish propaganda.

>>323988
I like regular V8 and spicy V8 even more. Clamato or Bloody Mary Mix I will drink liters of.

I don't think I've ever had an energy drink, one of my science teachers used to say that it messes with the metabolism so I just avoided them

>>323753
Look, caffeine only gives you a short time boost continued by hours of being unable to sleep.
You should try blasting music before sleep (shower radio/mp3 device or anything similar) to keep showering yourself before going to sleep.

>>323753
Going out for a run in the morning is much better than a dumb energy drink. It gives you energy for the whole day

>>325397
thas rite! when i exercise i have to do it early in the day because when i do it in the afternoon or evening, i am pulsating with energy like a lightningbolt and i can't sleep. when i do it early, the whole day gets more inspired and i use my energy better and 9/10 times i sleep good.

>>325382
This is one of the most medically illiterate posts I've seen here in a while.In the age of free information we live in this stuff is flabbergasting. Carbohydrates do not cause diabetes, excess calories leading to obesity can cause diabetes. Also, protein and part of fat also break down into glucose. Finally, the saturated fat in bacon actually worsens insulin resistance. The only correct thing in this post is that starches and carbohydrates convert to glucose in your bloodstream.

tldr; ignore that guy and his nonsense and do your own research.

>>325387
Bro it's 2026 and anyone can paste your original message into 5 different AIs for fact-checking. We know it's bullshit, so why do you double down on it like search prompts don't exist? I don't fucking get it but whatever.

>>325383
The host didn't enjoy suffering as his only joy in life. Rather he felt right in his deeds when he joined the bullying campaign.

If it was about me — my second comment to them was without any personal attacks, even though I don't go overboard either way. If you work at the bakery and poison people on the regular basis with willful ignorance or just plain indifference for years, the customer has at least a right to call you out. Harsh truth is better than sweet lies.

These are mamatus clouds. Named so because they hang soft and round, like boobs. I wish to drink their rain.

>>324511
>I like to go out for a run about four times a week if it isn't raining out there. Sometimes, I can only run two or three times a week.

that's amazing. currently i am not really running but doing 2 or more 30-60min walks per day but what you do i believe to be even better because when you go fora run you sweat more.

>It's better to run in the morning since after doing it you can see the whole day in front of you, it's like it expands

yeah i have noticed the same thing, when i exhaust myself a bit early in the day, i can make way better use of the day. i am in the process of slowly adjusting myself to getting up earlier to around 7am after being a nightowl for many years, i believe this helps too because the human body is somewhat of a plant and benefits from being exposed to natural sunlight. life at night is possible but i believe humans are meant to be up during the daylight to get sunshine on the skin.

>>324451
i wish the dude in your picture had a more pure approach because the costumes and theatrics are cheapening the genuine ability this dude bothered to cultivate. it looks so silly and childish but the discipline necessary to become able to do the physical feats would have been impressive to me otherwise. i suspect this is done to appeal to females who are too brainwashed into relating to the bright advertisement world to care about anything that isn't obvious.

>>323821
Noted: a blender (usb-c portable variant) > alle.

>>324790
>Noted: a blender (usb-c portable variant) > alle.

other ones looked so small so i think i found a nice one … until the battery becomes weak and then i am hoping i can change it. no idea what the battery inside looks like.

i think aldi sold one once and i regret not buying it but it was probably also a small one.

i am happy to report i did use it to drink so much lemon and banana smoothie that i effortlessly reached this state of always feeling cold, which i only managed to reach through many days of eating nothing and only drinking self-made fruit juice. was unpleasant because it was winter where i was. this cooling of the body is so pleasant in the summer.

i finally found a way to manage dealing with the flood of information of this age and be able to focus on things, which felt almost impossible to me. it is a simple system of textfiles. when something interests me i press a hotkey, simple script runs, which is the fastest way for it to get a textfile. then when i am bored i press another hotkey and one random of these textfiles from the main folder opens. why random? because it is faster then trying to decide when i don't have a plan. i tried systems of priority and accounting for available time, it sucked and slowed down the flow. when a random file gets opened, i write one entry with the current date (hotkeyed). i do this dozens if times per day. i noticed that this uses more of my brain, the conscious AND the unconscious because i get stray ideas throughout the day about files i just glanced at for a few seconds. i never try to solve a file, i only care about the next step, which eliminates most of my stupid habits of procrastination, overwhelm, gridlock, perfectionism, overplanning and more. when i feel a file is done, i move it into the discardfolder via another hotkey and a celebration video or audio plays randomly from the celebrationfilesfolder. i wish i had this all my life.

>>325349
So this is better for the flag, then.

>>325350
Better to reduce redundancies, as always.

>>325376
Small change.

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.
Post too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>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.

>>325076
every map shows the south is backwards and shitty. One more little example here. Who calls the generic name for a soda by the brand name for a particular soda? That's just dumb.

>>325099
I bet when you cum too much to furry inflation, you shout at your mom to bring you more Kleenex, as a way of requesting any tissue papers in general.

I found a Linux OS that is based off of Serial Experiments Lain. https://lainos.net/ It looks cool, but for me it's a bit of a pain to work the UI. I was able to snag all the wallpapers and use them for my setup though.

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!

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.