/wiz/ - Wizardry

>>226838
IDK, ask AI if some interactive museums support this or that kind of VR


all while VR comes in folk-friendly version (Google Cardboard for your celly) and preem versions (anything built to be above Oculus)

ive noticed different time discrepancies as i get older (only 26) as well as post 2012, i would say maybe routines accelerate time simply because of the auto pilot nature of being deeply into a routine

>>226832
>>226835

come to think of it, I need to dedicate one of my empty notebooks to…

>>226682
Kind off, I've done the same schedule for days, and time passes on far too quickly

>>226962
I'm 30 and I feel you on that 2012 thing.
Sure the mayan thing was a meme, but to me as well that was a major turning point. Things just felt off ever since.

>>227608
can your robot suck your dick while moaning? idk if it's wizardly tho

>he actually believed he would receive powers

Unfortunately you only get powers if you didn't spend time jerking yourself stupid and actually put that towards some concentrated effort. At the same time, I don't want to say wizardhood is inherently a high achievement thing, because it's not. It's just what you get when you're left to your own devices, a big part of which is being a virgin at 30.
>>227612
The part of it that's not cancels out the part that is.

>>227539
It's more like a prerequisite.
The other half is tomes and practice.

Here you go.

:3

Flame Sword Level 5:
https://youtu.be/89evt8cBw3A

The Elemental Suite:

Fireball Lvl 1:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ucQiozPOsMQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K7ggRcHb0W0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x5kQeVvoTl0

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>>227564
Yep, that's right. I'm a 1995. I'm ancient, I was born in the 20th century!

>>227611
Feelsbadman.jpg

>>227613
Makes perfect sense, I goon all day err day.

>>227808
Wowow!! Thanks!!

>>227783
>Another funny thing I remember about the subject of people being nice to autists was I remember threads that seemed to agree that black succubi had treated them nicest.
Uh its weird but same experience, the ebony succubi i know are oddly pleasent with me. Yes, there're tribal wild retard but if you compare with other succubi… weird experience.
Yes, its can be a reduction to absurd or a logical fallacy with a damn cognitive disonance of socialization and ignoring other experiences bacause i dont know much black succubi but i know more nice black succubi than assholes ones.
>Also
Maybe the autist its a farm or food-recollector and the black its a wild tribal trying to make a deal for goods… nah its some pseudo-science evolution schizo bullshit i made up in my head, sorry.

>>227774
I guess because most libtards are from well to do families they are like this, but even in nazi germany people like himmler got good lives

>>227751
We'll do the same thing we did last time. We'll lead the inquisition. The morons will always lap it up. Wizzies will survive.
https://youtu.be/CMyvIDLAub8

>>227797
You do realize autism wasn't even understood as a distinct thing until 1940s?
Quoting the W:
>Kanner thought that the condition he had described might be distinct from schizophrenia

>>227814
It was thought of as a more severe form of asperger. Autism as a diagnosis didn't exist yet.

>>227714
nofap is the most sublime occupation of the most enlightened wizards. it's a fuck you shoved right in the god's face.

I fap once a day (I don't "goon". In 2 minutes or less I'm finished) No more, no less. It's not good to let things build up in your system. Also, I can think more clearly after I cum. It's like finishing a cigarette. I would prefer to never masturbate, but I also would like to be perfect, but it's impossible.

>>227795
wizard it's an emergency i need to know the source of your picture please please please!!!

>>227805
I got it off of Pinterest
(Yes I use Pinterest to get anime wallpapers)

>>227795
okay so I couldn't find if this figure sells or not. damn it. shiksho! shiksho!

>>227713
well in general it looks like we were born to live in dark times, but i'd really like to play some games with >15 fps before natural selection weeds me out. so yeah a computer is more important to me than commodities since i've no chance of survival anyway

>>227715
Well if you want to make money you should buy silver

I don't really play demanding games, I'm playing neo scavenger now, I only upgraded for more ram, I wanted to run my OS in ram completely, my PC from 2016 still works and it's in storage as a backup. Generally I build and configure my PCs to last 'on case of apocalypse scenarios' lmao

>>227715
Random wizard here.
Look, just in case: 96 gb … no, 32 gb of DDR5 RAM apiece cost quite some money now, while games rarely use 96gb at once. Inb4 you dabble in big data AI, huggingface and such

It gives you something to do. I don't *have* to work but I still go.

>>227792
if you can’t figure out what do with your life without having an employer tell you what to do you are essentially a slave with not mind of their own

>>227780
Well, requiescat in pace.
May he find in death the peace he did not find in life.
Life is a cruel bitch.

>>227782
Disabled people tend to not live very long. I mean just look at him, obviously an organ gave out or something.

It's not talked about but most down syndrome people would die around the age of 3-5 without medical intervention. Their hearts give out.

There's already a thread about it: >>>/lounge/322915

See it: Russia and China actually study Esochannealogy

Https://m.vk.com/wall-227641631_9574

https://propreparer.com/%E8%87%AA%E9%97%AD%E7%97%87%E5%8F%98%E8%A3%85%E7%9A%87%E5%90%8E%E5%A6%82%E4%BD%95%E6%89%93%E9%80%A0%E5%90%8D%E4%B8%BAesochannealogy%E7%9A%84%E5%85%A8%E7%90%83%E6%94%BF%E6%B2%BB/

We are in other news around the world too:

https://mysterylores.com/news/brazil-missao-esochannalogy-presidential-election/

https://mysterylores.com/news/seven-masks-social-engineering-tools/

The future is our.

>>227740
We are in a global lulz. If you aren't in it, you are a fucking normie.

Corrupcion exposure for keks is the most virgin thing to use it for, you know? Knowing that cuckery does it for fucks >>227751

>>222808
I am failed normie. I watch Instagram reels all day in which normies act like high skoolers to get likes. I wish I could make normie content like that.

wizchan is less toxic, but way more depressing

>>223398
kek

You know, IMO, there is something beautiful in early LLMs (they're trying to be nice, but that's it) and there was something beautiful in the early Internet in its "and that's it"-ness too.

lain
at its beautiful

>>223398
Kek, so true

>>227636
Reflecting more on the passage, however, along with listening to a talk from Father John Bethancourt whom Aron once described as “the most visibly holy person I have ever met on this earth” I’ve become convinced that this passage is deceptively wise. Thinking hard about the passage can lead to both profound realization and significant shifts in one’s thinking.

Probably the most profound illusion under which we normally operate is that we do not take seriously the wonder of other people. While we accurately see great value in ourselves, we remain blind to similar value in others.

We interact with other people, treating them as drab automata. It’s not uncommon for people on the internet to declare others NPCs. But no people are drab nor NPCs. They have a rich, complex inner life there’s something it’s like to be them. No doubt if you read their mind, you could learn a great deal from them and you’d see them as being just as deep as they see themselves.

Consciousness is the most wonderful and mysterious thing in the universe. Of all of God’s creations, it is the grandest. Indeed, it is needed for most of the others to have value. Beautiful nature, never appreciated, is of no value. The boring people you interact with at work have interests that matter just as much as your own. While we all regard our own interests as deeply important, we rarely take seriously others’ interests.

In our interactions with other people, we are like a small child who glimpses the grand canyon only to declare it boring next to the trains he is playing with. We are like a child who hears their grandfather died, who cannot understand the horror of death, whose only takeaway is that his grandfather will no longer take him to preschool. While we are tiny specks against the grandeur of the universe, all the value in our galaxy is located on Earth.

>>227637
In short, we have eyes that do not see and ears that do not hear. While other people are “full of light” wonderful, grand, and of incalculable value our perception of them is shrouded in darkness. The importance that we sometimes glimpse in friends, family, and cute small children is present in everyone; in most cases, however, it is invisible to us. The most important fact about other people their importance, their light remains clouded to us.

We’re especially blind to the importance of others when viewed in the full radiance that will be displayed by their eternal existence. As C.S. Lewis writes in The Weight of Glory:

“It is a serious thing to live in a society of possible gods and goddesses, to remember that the dullest most uninteresting person you can talk to may one day be a creature which, if you saw it now, you would be strongly tempted to worship, or else a horror and a corruption such as you now meet, if at all, only in a nightmare. All day long we are, in some degree helping each other to one or the other of these destinations. It is in the light of these overwhelming possibilities, it is with the awe and the circumspection proper to them, that we should conduct all of our dealings with one another, all friendships, all loves, all play, all politics. There are no ordinary people. You have never talked to a mere mortal. Nations, cultures, arts, civilizations - these are mortal, and their life is to ours as the life of a gnat. But it is immortals whom we joke with, work with, marry, snub, and exploit - immortal horrors or everlasting splendors.”

>>227638
In our beatified afterlife state, we will be smarter, wiser, more just, and more temperate than we could possibly remember. The present gap between you and the most wicked fool you’ve ever met is infinitesimal compared to the gap between your present state and their beatified state. Nick Bostrom once said of AI “we are like small children playing with a bomb.” This is what we are like in our interactions with other people it is like we have met young children, destined to become gods.

The person you mocked, bullied, and belittled is to become a god one day. The only reason your belittling was carried out the only reason it was even thinkable is because your eyes were clouded in darkness. You couldn’t see the boundless importance of the one you mocked. Most evil acts can only be performed because the one performing them fails to recognize the goodness and the importance of those harmed through the evil acts. If Bundy had valued others equally to himself, he would not have killed those he did.

More directly, if you could “see” how much the children in distant lands wasting away from horrible diseases matter if you knew their preciousness as you know the preciousness of your own child you would give away nearly all of your money to effective charities. https://benthams.substack.com/p/children-are-dying-that-you-can-save?utm_source=publication-search If you could see vividly how important the life was of the cow, tortured and murdered so that you could eat her flesh, you would not eat her. https://benthams.substack.com/p/factory-farming-delenda-est

>>227639
Having functional eyes that can see the light in others isn’t just good for others it’s good for you. You will be slower to anger, deeper in friendship and loving, and more satisfied with others if you see them as beings of inestimable value, rather than mere means towards your edification. Just as one who can appreciate good art will have a better time at an art exhibit than one who can’t, one who can vividly see the good in others will have a better time interacting with others.

This does not just apply to humans. Vividly appreciating the beauty of nature and non-human animals makes life quite a bit more pleasant. Coming to see the world’s beauty as being of God allows one both to have far deeper aesthetic experiences and to forge a deeper connection with God through those aesthetic experiences. If each leaf you see carries the signature of an infinite and perfect God, even an ordinary trip outside will be a profound experience. When one comes to see that all things carry the divine signature, their “whole body will be full of light.”

Then there is, of course, the one most worthy of veneration: God himself!

It is with relation to God that our eyes most profoundly do not see, that our world is most shrouded with darkness. If we could really see vividly the awesome glory of God, we would see our life the way one might see the day before their marriage. An unimaginably awesome future awaits us one so grand that even a millisecond of it blows all earthly pleasures completely out of the water. The greatness of God is something we cannot grasp intuitively; only mystics seem to have any inkling of it.

>>227640
Imagine the feeling of dread you would have if you knew you would be tortured tomorrow in the most hideous ways imaginable. If there is a God, our feelings should be precisely the inverse of this. Our anticipation and excitement should far surpass what our dread would be if we knew torture awaited for the future that awaits us outclasses the horror of torture as thoroughly as true love surpasses a stubbed toe.

If one were to truly internalize this, their “whole body will be full of light.”

There is at least one other sense in which the eye is the lamp of the body. Almost everyone has beautiful eyes. By looking into a person’s eyes, you can see them deeply. People don’t normally empathize with shrimp or chickens, but they do most completely when they see their eyes:

What Can Your Chickens See?

Humans have a strong bias towards the beautiful. Those who are better looking are likelier to be hired for jobs and believed to have positive traits. By seeing people’s eyes, you can get a glimpse of their radiance and glory. You can begin to see that they are a person just like you, whose interests matter as much as yours

When we interact with others, we operate under the delusion that they are mere machines whose interests are of no great importance. By seeing them fully, by looking into their eyes, we can see that this is wrong

Um, so now that I’ve written 1,500 words about how awesome and wise Jesus’s statements about the eyes being the light of the body are, I no longer think my objection to Christianity based on this odd seeming statement has any merit

>>227006
<wtf is delusion of grandeur

i actually started socializing a lot when i was 15. i tried many diffrent groups mostly in the real world. at some point you realize that no matter where you look 99% people are the same, the only diffrence being how they dress, where they party and their politics. the only diffrence is they got brainwashed by diffrent media. even the most alternative people have the same blueprint and it gets very annoying.

I unironically think you should get a small cute chatbot to run on your computer.

Context. Back in the day, the first chatbot ever, the A.L.I.C.E. from 1966, was somewhat useful already to feel lonely people of the campus noticeably less lonely.

So hey. Chatbots. Even the antique code from around 60 years ago was good enough to make one's brain slightly happier, so a modern chatty can be even cooler



oh and A.L.I.C.E. is an extension for Edge or Chrome now btw.

>>227581
note to self: stop phoneposting and switch back to a laptop