Do you guys and gals know what really weighs heavily on my mind? That a girl with Asperger's and an IQ to match her candor and concern over the enviro...
I'll lend you my support in geoengineering given a classical economic cost-benefit analysis. But, you have to reach a consensus on who stands to benef...
Oh, shit. I was on a different wavelength totally. LOL. And you paid too much. Look into 1P-LSD. Same shit, cheaper, and more tested so that you don't...
I think hookups is like shooting yourself in the foot or an attempt to replicate something that's sincere and genuine. Hence I stay away from such thi...
Love him or hate him he managed to accomplish whatever in his addled mind he set out to do. But, I'm really liking the eternal mobilization theme that...
Ok, so I rest my case. You contend that it's common knowledge between us that Trump is a crook. Yeah, no shit! But, my point seems to have been swept ...
Affect can become a volition if it is adverse to the individual or organism. Like pain... outrage... or sensibility? Then change is demanded, like not...
Really? I think you're conflating managed affect for affect that becomes a volition towards some effective change. Perhaps this is where we differ on ...
To an extent. What I meant was that we should not ignore and passively let the standards of the US presidency be lowered into oblivion by becoming des...
I should have been more explicit. An appeal to emotions is the only appropriate response to the dehumanization of people of color along with the appar...
I hear you. It wasn't necessarily directed at you. Just the whole thread, Jesus, and my neuroticisms showing in full force. I think, my real point was...
Yeah, and because of this, I don't foresee StreetlightX's appeal to (essentially an appeal to humanism) emotions, as ever bringing about foreseeable c...
I'm sort of conflicted here. Desensitized electorates dont bode well for the future of a nation's democracy, despite it being the only defence mechani...
The real tragedy is that people have become desensitized to this sort of lunatic thinking of building moats around the border and filling them with al...
Some observations. -A double standard being applied to the law of Trump staying in office and near-certainty being unelectable rather than impeaching ...
Yes, despite the allure of Stoicism in seemingly empowering an individual to think and assess what is the best or more-so the right course of action, ...
Quite so, and this falls squarely into the sentiment I expressed in point #1. For any intellectual who has read such things as Manufactured Consent, b...
Im wondering as to why HK is even considered a threat in PRC eyes? Perhaps ssu can chime in here and expose more of the blind obedience demanded from ...
Holy cow. Glad you made it safe and sound. I never visited Russia; but, they are struggling to modernize. I don't entirely understand Russia for the m...
I get your point. I find the Anglosaxon way of consumerist life fundamentally at odds with the calm serenity of seeking advice from elders, immersing ...
So, I do know that Buddhist thought contests the notion of having any type of 'self'. But, isn't it the observer that is being observed that is the lo...
Wow, one of those topics that hits you in the feels months later, when things are going somewhat OK. I'll get back to you @"robbiefrost" soon, I need ...
Among the many theories that Stoicism propounds, I have seen it professed that a free will is necessary for it to make sense. What's strange, is that ...
I do admit, I loved Epictetus' "Manual"="Enchiridion" in my youth. But, puh-leeze don't really treat it as a manual to live by in the slightest. Not i...
Just as an elaboration. These sort of 'moods' manifest (in my case) into eventually suicidal ideations. I am really tired of this sort of chastizing o...
Indeed. I find it puzzling that one be negative at all. So, says the depressed person who is suffering at the moment. I find no gratitude over it. It ...
There is a limit though. Where North do you go when you're already at the North Pole? I don't really know. I suppose it's the kind of difference that ...
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