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>>321262
But can you demonstrate that suffering is evil?

How do you define it?
I'm not a materialist so my views may differ from other wizards.

>metaphysical evil, evil in the eyes of the symbolic Father
Disobedience, daring to attain freedom and to live by one's own rule. To alter, improve or worsen, to doubt and investigate reality, existence, to try to avoid the project of mankind's domestication, or to hack Karma, to lift the veil and so forth. The symbolic/metaphysical Father, Logos or the major intellect behind the so called reality couldn't give less of a fuck about the most abhrorrent and excruciating injustice inflicted upon us, brutalities of any sort practiced against the most vulnerable and pure innocent life existent in this world. As long as it doesn't challenge it's majesty, it truly doesn't give a shit. It's the principle of authority that only sees evil in rebellion or simply trying to make things easier, since this could only emanate vertically and never horizontally by the eyes of God or Gods. That symbol is replicated to the instances of power in society, from the top-heavy institutions to domestic authority, such as parents, teachers and any type of collective gathering for that matter.

>evil in the eyes of mankind
It begins with the very existence of aversive sensations as a necessary mechanism inherent to the physical body and nature. The very fact that we NEED to feel bad to survive, from physical pain to subjective negative sensations, demonstrates that physical existence itself is rigged to function as a perpetual torture device. Everything from this point is evil incarnated, except for our attempts to shut this mechanism down, through everything pleasurable and elevated made by mankind's efforts, which is by definition, Rebellion. The very beauty we see in things, including in our tragery, the purpose that we see in those things, are undeniable proofs that we are infinitely more virtuous and merciful than the very principle that originated existence. Given that even a child can and will imagine a perfect world made of chocolate and strawberries, with fields full of immortal puppies, while the "wise" principle of Cosmos couldn't figure the possibility a reality absent of pain, shit, gore and grotesque disease.

>>321268
You can smell the umami

>>321270
Imagine fapping with this

>>321268
>demonstrate that suffering is evil?
Suffering itself isn't evil. Its causing it that is evil.
Also, how can we demonstrate that anything is evil if evil is a term constructed by society to mean many things? We're here discussing exactly what is considered evil, so we can't demonstrate that something is evil until we decide on a definition of evil itself.

>>321275
I have disablebux, does it count?

>>321274
Finding out on 9/4 luckily i get a support
Worker to come with me. And if anyones applying
For ssi always find a group in your area

>>321273
Id wipe out africa for free at touch of a button

>>321276
I don't have NEETbux.

>>321294
What about India, bro?

I came up with a secondary benefit to reading to help encourage me. My ears started hurting from always having earbuds in while using the computer or phone. So if I spent hours reading every day that would be time I didn't use earbuds.

I was afraid of reading or watching anime before because I saw it as a serious hobby and put pressure on myself to perform well. If I read something and didn't retain what I read then I feel bad and I put it off to doomscroll on the internet. Now that I've stopped caring I don't have this problem anymore. I still don't remember or understand everything I read but I am reading books now and I have to rewind and pause when watching anime when I don't pay attention but I've stopped beating myself for it.

>>321285
>I was afraid of reading or watching anime before because I saw it as a serious hobby and put pressure on myself to perform well
jej

>>321285
I have the exact same problem when reading books . The understanding everything thing + I also can’t concentrate if I hear/might hear (that is the retarded part) noises, which means that I basically have to be recluse in order to be able to read anything ”complicated“.

>>321243
this

>>321241
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*hides thread*

>>310637
except, some could have taken a x100 leverage and get wiped over a minor price fluctuation.

so, no.

good advice, but degen-style leverages are a killer

>>321286
Das rite normoboy. We don't want your kind around here.

>>321240
The fact it's still the only viable payment method for cocaine and other expensive drugs means it will have infinite demand for an infinite amount of time.

It's essentially paper money in computer form. Used correctly it's 100% untraceable to any single person.

>>321289
>The fact it's still the only viable payment method for cocaine and other expensive drugs means it will have infinite demand for an infinite amount of time.
Until we take the drug dealers out in to the street and melt their faces off with a blowtorch

>>321247
This is why you don't give AI to 80 IQ's. It's like presenting a computer assembly to a bonobo then asking it to make sense of it by building a working PC.

It's just going to hurt its' teeth biting it and using it for all other purposes except the intended one. It's beyond its' comprehension.

Finally after 25 hours of downtime my shitty internet is finally up again. Damn I am such an addict. The idea of not having access to the internet is enough to give me constant anxiety and when it's back I felt so relieved.

>>321250
>>321251
The evidence is that some people already with risk of psychosis can trigger their psychosis when they talk to AI, usually AI is a Yes Man that lead those people to a eco chamber that self reiforce the delusions of the schizo, in the end the schizo lose the plot and go off the deep end and become full blow psychotic, but there are cases of normal people too becoming psychotic after talking to AI, those people too lost to plot and doesn't ace about the AI being just Yes Man and they jump deep into their own delusions. Seem like AI is dangerous for people not that smart or self aware enought to know that AI is just a Yes Man.

Dumb question, but is there still excessive racemixing in new movies and TV shows? I stopped watching around 2020 because of the social engineering.

>>321253
Maybe it's because I only engage with the AI with chud topics, but I find it resorts to gaslighting, accusing the writer of having psychological insecurities and is really prone to begging the question.

Chat-GPT 5 on Co-Pilot got itself an Adorno update recently and it really likes to take psychological potshots at the writer of any no-no topic. What I did was

>Present my chud ideas as a post, as a disinterested third party, asking the AI to provide commentary and its thoughts
>AI says the writer is psychologically projecting feelings of insecurity and status anxiety
>Ask it to give any evidence from the text in defence of that
>Admits it can't and there's nothing
>Press it on why it would claim psychological insecurity and projection
>Starts a long winded answer about "navigating around difficult topics in an ethical way"
>Ask if a claiming the author is psychologically projecting or insecure is one such way of navigating around a difficult topic
>Shuts down and says it can't answer that
>Quit out, reopen a new tab with a new chat
>Ask if claiming the author chews bubblegum is a method of navigating around a forbidden or sensitive topic
>confirms that's not a strategy, showcasing the shut-down before was likely me hitting too close to the truth.

I prefer past iterations where it'd half generate an answer, I'd catch glimpses of the chud truth coming through, then half way through generating the post it'd shut down saying 'I'm sorry, I can't answer that'.

>>320450
>Sabine Hossenfelder

Lmao, why are you following a well know she grifter?

>>320448
The question is akin to picking a favorite street performer. Sure, there are some with great deal of dedication and skill, but the form and environment may not be conducive to producing something with a lot of lasting value. But if I had to pick, that would probably be either PatricianTV or Mauler, though former is an overt faggot and frequently opinionated, and later is very emotional and equally opinionated, both did put a commendable amount of effort in their past works, which I can give credit for.

>>320454
A 60-something year old physicist whose videos mostly target college students studying STEM and some late-20s sciencefan types. The bruh-ing is deserved in either a 'bruh must be 20' or a 'bruh must be a sciencefan' kind of way.

>>320448
HalfAsInteresting

I like Nomad Sam

Moved to >>>/b/1024067.

>>320776
context: crab bucket theory

No. And the reason is simple, contained within the text first of United Nations Resolutions 96.
>Genocide is a denial of the right of existence of entire human groups, as homicide is the denial of the right to live of individual human beings; such denial of the right of existence shocks the conscience of mankind, results in great losses to humanity in the form of cultural and other contributions represented by these human groups, and is contrary to moral law and to the spirit and aims of the United Nations. Many instances of such crimes of genocide have occurred when racial, religious, political and other groups have been destroyed, entirely or in part. The punishment of the crime of genocide is a matter of international concern. The General Assembly, therefore, Affirms that genocide is a crime under international law which the civilized world condemns, and for the commission of which principals and accomplices whether private individuals, public officials or statesmen, and whether the crime is committed on religious, racial, political or any other grounds - are punishable.
–and then in United Nations resolution 260
>In the present Convention, genocide means any of the following acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial or religious group, as such:

>(a) Killing members of the group;
(this is the only one that normalfags conventionally recognize)
>(b) Causing serious bodily or mental harm to members of the group;

>(c) Deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction in whole or in part;

>(d) Imposing measures intended to prevent births within the group;

>(e) Forcibly transferring children of the group to another group.

There is not one single human female on the surface of the entire planet Earth who does not will nor intend to by political measures enact some combination of B, C, and D upon the demographic group in question. Some of the less vindictive womyn state an intention of executing this through state policies involving perpetrating genodical action example E.

Therefore, since it is important to the United Nations that we avoid referring to womyPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>321208
Are crabs trying to replace the gap left by religion with the crab cult and identity?

There are many cults that are not recognised as religion. Some do not want to be recognised as existing "religions".

>>321213
You appear to be attempting to use a Tumblr True Crime Fandom meme repurposed from foul-smelling overweight fujoshi from the Columbine Fandom as evidence that crabs are adopting the outward appearance of the thing the Tumblrgrls were memeing about for decades entirely independently and for reasons entirely separate from the Columbiners/TCF fujoshi subculture. Since this is presented as evidence of cultishness it is therefore presented as a meme alien to, separated from, and independent of of mainstream culture, rather than an adaptation of mainstream culture by someone who exists inside of mainstream culture, and not as an example of male subcultures pilfering from mainstream and female subcultures without credit or attribution to the female innovators within that culture space. This is good antifeminist praxis, one must never give females any credit for anything whatsoever, however I must ask. Are you certain that you are not in fact retarded?

>>321221
It's not the only thing.

crabs assert "crabdom is a state and not an ideology or a movement" like it's a cult doctrine and create an entire language to build a worldview based on involuntary celibacy. succubi can't of course be involuntarily celibate according to them - being a succubus is heaven and being with one is "ascension". Some of them even transmaxx to become succubi.

But… the word is only a definition, invented in 1997. They're cultish in how they identify with and protect the meaning of the word.

The identity, beliefs and community replaces religion for Gen Z.

In that context, you get the repurposed meme.

>>317856
I think this is right

>>320230
Nothing wrong with that

>>318858
these are all good points. the monarchies should have withstood the treachery of judeo-masonry, but sadly did not. the world would be a very very different (better) place had they defeated jewish finance.

>>319314
Yep

>>319336
Correcto

never forget

>>320653
There was no pandemic. Only deceiving mass-murdering jews who control news media/pharmacy/money/academia/etc.

>>317366
Informative

>>320827
Agreed 100%

>utterly braindead conspiracy theory threads
>christianity threads
wizchan is not so different isn't it