/wiz/ - Wizardry

Moved to >>>/b/693237.

>>183953
It's dishonest. Resentment is a natural response to trauma and abuse. Pretending you don't understand it and are "above" it is sanctimonious bullshit.

>>179730
>>179731
>>180122
Crabcattle furious someone in their situation doesn't feel as miserable, nice.

All the crabs ITT that espouse their retarded blackpill nonsense should be banned from this website. As if /r9k/ wasn't enough for you whiny fags.

>apparently theres this thing called intimacy (not that i know about it) which is an integral part of the pee pee into wee wee process
if your hypothesis was sound youre right tcrabs wouldnt exist, but they do because they realise paying for the privilege of accessing a wet hole wont fill the perceived void in their being

Their being huh, you're surely not talking about yourself. Wizchan 2021 etc.

>>180158
>I'm already much more intelligent and possess more knowledge than most of the population combined together
too bad theres already a group of people that are smarter, richer, more powerful than you, have the same ideas as you, and have had a head-start of at least a couple centuries on you. you may have some naive hope that if you show how much of a tough guy you are and how useful you are to these people that they will spare you, but you will never be able to join them, since you are outside their genetic lineages, and thus "genetically inferior". the world where you have power over others will never exist, at most you will accept the position as a slave to someone in the pre-existing hierarchy so that you can be allowed to exercise some meager bit of power over others. lest you suffer horribly and die at the hands of those stronger than you, i suggest you get comfortable with the slave mindset so as to not piss off those above you, you wouldnt want to have your quest for power cut short.

feel weak and cannot concentrate

>>184063
I have to agree with you.
This whole "Are you self improving, nofap, lifting, programming, engaging in 3 hobbies, and reading 10 books a week???" shit is so ridiculous. If you need to obsessively self-improve it means there's something very wrong with your life.

>>184063
>Not anymore, I don't think I'll gain anything from it. I'm not a writer
You gain temporary pleasure and permanent knowledge. What more could you want? Besides, a book shoukd give you entertaining ideas to think about when there is little to do.

I hide my smartphone, and ingest CBD and 9 grams of Red Bali Kratom.

>>184063
Maybe we want more, aren't satisfied with the mundane Vida etc…

>>184033
>>184013
and language issues? patchiness of utilities and internet? it was easy for you to get a visa or w/e being from the UK? makes me wish I was not american, I think the closest opportunity would be in some violent south american shithole

>>183999

You should become a prepper first.
>crafting soap using hard wood ashes
>edible mushrooms
>constructing underground spaces
>hunting
>some carpentry knowledge
>many other unspecified things

>>184037
>hunting
Is a permission needed for that? Also is it better to hunt or breed animals?

>>183999
Its strange, I were thinking about this just as I opened the site.
I have actually been thinking about it a lot. I spent at most 3 weeks alone in the woods fishing and occasionally going into stores to buy what I couldn't get (potatoes and such). My one peice of advice would be to not cut yourself off completely. Due to the economy of scale you can get a lot more resources with money than you can by making them. For example, I could dedicate hours to setting up a garden and days managing it and get food which I could have bought at the store for 20 dollars. At least while you are making the transition don't be afraid to spend some money getting canned food, potatoes, sugar and such. Hell, Dick Proennoke had a plane fly in and drop of seeds and canned goods a few times a year and no one batted an eye. https://www.bitchute.com/video/Y236etxQOUeX/
After you feel comfortable where you are you can start to get into farming, I have a few boxes from which I get cucumbers, tomatoes and potatoes but I would need three times as many to have enough to live off.
At the end of the day some things are worth taking a trip once a month for. A big bag of sugar is basically free compared to the labour involved in getting it from tree sap or however else you would. So things like sugar, salt, wheat are really worth it. Make a stable dividend-fund portfolio with 15k dollars and you can spend 50 a month for the rest of your life. Eventually things are going to break that you can not repair, things like solar panels and batteries will wear out. So even if you don't need 50 dollars for food letting that money save up will give you a safety net and ensure your future.
and as >>184037 says get some experience first. I'm lucky to have had basic military training including survival and woodsmanship but it was a chock for me. Get that chock before you go into the woods.
>>184054
I suppose that depends on local restrictions, I live in europe so hunting laws are pretty strict as are gun laws. In most of europe getting a hunting licence is relativly easy and you only need to go a cPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

good hermit video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZqEDhKKPl-o

>>183755
By that leap in logic why wouldn't he assume he is also a ritalin user based on the image.
It would be equally stupid but would also be the same line of reasoning.
Clearly the image is just a thread starter and not a representation of OP given what he actually wrote.

>>183760
Dude I don’t know I’m just looking for reason where there is none.

I'm on six different medications including quetiapine which makes me numb as fucked. I do drink at weekends and smoke, sometimes weed.

The thing with drugs is that eventually they'll lose effect on you so you will have to go for higher doses or harder drugs, which are expensive and not that easy to find. At the beginning it was paradise but now I'm still depressed independent from how high I get.

>>183796
I never felt much from SSRIs, I tried MAOIs self prescribed but the doc refused to give them. They were too expensive to order off the web so now I just take kratom and some other stuff. I think it's a fairly good anti depressant and also I don't drink nearly as much. I'm prob dependent on it but you can get dependent on prescribed anti depressants too.

>>183796
>The thing with drugs is that eventually they'll lose effect on you so you will have to go for higher doses or harder drugs
Not necessarily true. It depends on the drug and the tolerance changes follow some sort of numerical curve so to say. With heroin, for example, there is a point where tolerance stops increasing and the user can just be high everyday, this is demonstrated in medical literature. But it becomes more expensive yes. Literature about chronic pain is interesting and covers these things: there are tricks like cycling between different drugs that build independent tolerances.

>>184002
lol same

>>183910
>people still use media player classic
I do. Both MPC and VLC when an old file isn't compatible with MPC.

>>184041
I thought someone did a comparison of VLC and MPC here like a year ago. Maybe it was VLC and something else. Well, I think they found out the not-VLC option was superior in some way.

>>184041
What mpc stand for

It's the other way around for me. I feel like I've lived for hundreds of years already and it's exhausting.
However I'm 32 and people regularly assume I'm 23 or so, I guess my predominantly indoor lifestyle has to do with that.

>>183184
>>183225

Typical Americans would rather be slobs than snobs. Pathetic.

That used to happen to me a lot, eventually as you get older you become a lot more impatient and you tend to react aggressively to the slightest provocation.

>>183294
My patience as only increased with age.

>>178593
whenever i have to make any social interaction i just freeze, i just come to a full stop even at the littlest of things
it feels so unreal, everybody talks to eachother all the time, even complete strangers and there my head goes empty when cashier asks me something
i just don't understand

>>184019
what the fuck. that has to be a LARP


even comfy EU contries it caps at around 1300/mo (and you have to pay rent etc from that)

>>184017
> It just benefits the government if there is immense social pressure on us outcasts
we are the new niggers the approved target for venting frustrations on.
Bossman will be screwing as many middle class people he can legally unchecked but average joe gets angry the NEET is getting peanuts

>>184021
yeah, it's curious.
People are just vile, violent and shit in general, but once i had to struggle my way into the unemployment system (which i still am), it got to a whole new fucking level



Authorities actively work against you, you are sent from departement to departement
Details are kept vague, as to make it as hard as possible for someone to get to the right place.
They ask for details about your applications, even if they are in the application yourself, threatening to end your application if you don't supply it.
I am now in a lot of debt, simply because the process has already been taking 7 months at this point. They are likely to reject me as well, unfortunately. I have to try something, before I give up and kms.
People tell me "why not try to fit in?"; you are not contributing to society etc. etc.
Even if it gets accepted, i need to accept any and all employment. "give it a try". work with these disgusting ape-like creatures

>>184029
god that is awful wiz.

I don't get how burgers can complain about NEETs on bux when it is so god dame hard to get anything and you need a lawyer. It can be hard enough for of a process in socialized countires but near impossible for amerimutts.

>>184029
Have you applied before? What sort of medical history do you have?

>>184031
Because most of them have no idea what it's like. They see a bunch of blacks running around with their EBT cards and think that bux and housing are just as easy to get.

>>176108
Congratulations, but I don't understand how someone would even start watching/reading it in the first place. By about elementary school I realized it was all just mind control, and very inflammatory mind control from a US perspective.

It's just the king's order being slammed in your face. Why would it not make you feel more positive to be rid of it? They're going to ban everything anyway just for shits and giggles but no one will have to obey if they just ignore the narcissists in charge. As it is half the world watches it, or at least half of the US population does, and then they bother the other half to let them know. That's how the machine runs. Also as it is I don't have a social life nor a job so I'm completely immune as a wiz should be.

>>183311
>>183312
I was looking for something that does this earlier today. I plugged your filters into my uBlock and it works Thanks man!

I finally figured out how easy it is to create filters on uBlock. It's literally point and click on region. Pretty nice.

My setup so far relies on four extensions:
1 - uBlock to block recommendations feeds, because they're always MSM recommendations anyways and bullshit manipulative clickbait. Also comment sections on places like Youtube have been a good move.
2 - "Advanced Profanity Filter" so I can take common clickbait phrases or words and filter them to say the word "clickbait" instead. It's weird how specifically making clickbait phrases say the word 'clickbait' immediately makes my brain recognize the trap and not be enticed by it anymore.
3 - "Site blocker"–should be obvious, but just explicitly blocks media sites. I don't get too stringent with this one because I know I'll try to get around it otherwise, but I do block all the MSM sites as a minor reminder in the background. Usually doesn't come up, but when I do, I'm glad for it.
4 - PocketTube, so I can get around Youtube's bullshit subscription system trying to push me into crap I don't want.

I hope that helps any others in this thread trying to do this. So far, this has probably been the most positive thing I've tried to do for myself in years.

>>183571
Here are some specifics.

Links to grab extensions:
uBlock
https://ublockorigin.com/
Site Blocker
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/site-blocker/caecgafeepgkgjfenbdenkkhfcflkapj
Advanced Profanity Filter (ignore the intended profanity use case, just use it to block common clickbait phrases)
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/advanced-profanity-filter/piajkpdbaniagacofgklljacgjhefjeh?hl=en
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/advanced_profanity_filter/
PocketTube
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/pockettube-youtube-subscr/kdmnjgijlmjgmimahnillepgcgeemffb?hl=en-US
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/youtube-subscription-groups/

uBlock to block: Youtube/Odysee/Bitchute/Invidious/Stack Overflow/Imgur recommendation sidebars, thumbnails on Youtube/Odysee/Bitchute/Invidious, comment section on Youtube/Odysee/Bitchute/Invidious, Youtube/Odysee/Bitchute/Invidious front page suggestions.
Site Blocker to block: the usual MSM subjects (ABC/CBS/NBC/FOX/CNN/VOX/VICE/NYT/etc.–including their Youtube channels if I happen to come across them as well, and then some miscellany like Kotaku/RPS, and finally Zerohedge/Gateway Pundit)
Advanced Profanity Filter: Biden/Trump/Obama/"Highest in"/"largest in history"/"lowest in"/"never seen before"/"simple trick"/"smallest in history"/"what happened next"/"won't believe" all filter to "clickbait"

Reminder that if you watch the news, you're partly at fault for supporting the fear politics that have led to the bullshit lockdowns around the world for the past two years.