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tragabigzanda wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote: Is Andrew Huberman the most annoying bro today?

Is that the guy who made two days out of one or whatever?

probably. Life hacks can fuck off.

oh its a different guy:

That’s one of the most stupid things I’ve ever heard.

BurtReynolds wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:tag yourself. I'm a 10.

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Solid 9

washing machine wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:

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Solid 9

12 is a tough one. I was almost there, then that first debate fiasco happened, and I got pulled into the current thing. But it was so entertaining! Kicked me all the way back down to 10.

Iron philosophy

BurtReynolds wrote:

washing machine wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:tag yourself. I'm a 10.

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Solid 9

12 is a tough one. I was almost there, then that first debate fiasco happened, and I got pulled into the current thing. But it was so entertaining! Kicked me all the way back down to 10.

Yeah for sure. I hang around there once in a while but 1 is usually where I'm at. But sometimes 18.

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This thread is 95% confusing to me at times, but this is gold.

It's always a good time for a trolley problem meme.

I would've thought nihilism and absurdism would be adjacent, while stoicism would be the final stage.

Also both nihilism and absurdism could realistically lead into hedonism.

I guess I question stoicisms inclusion in the wheel entirely.

Existentialist/absurdist types say that stoicism ignores or suppresses genuine emotions and experiences which are necessary to living a full, authentic life. The Stoic aspires to be passionless, which is ultimately a denial of life. Absurdists embrace everything.

I think you could bounce back and forth between all four. Not so much a circle. Or they are all responses to nihilism. But then again, I guess everything is a response to nihilsm...

BurtReynolds wrote:The Stoic aspires to be passionless, which is ultimately a denial of life.

Not when the alternative is death. A "sterile" life as a form of self-preservation.

BurtReynolds wrote:I think you could bounce back and forth between all four.

Yes, quite. The arrows are meaningless.

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BurtReynolds wrote:tag yourself. I'm a 10.

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Whatever makes you feel good about staying shut in your house endlessly scouring Twitter, man.

You will never escape samsara.

Literally me

Vibe shift to capitalist monarchy accelerationism in full effect.