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 PsyAlien
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if you interested in other people it's becouse you not interesting your self by your self
you think this is true for the whole of humanity?
man what an assumption!
your definition of arrogance also seems to stem from your own personal opinions and belief system more so than that of what the word actually means. this makes your logic a bit skewed.
i think what true about me it's true about others and what true about others it's true about me, we all humans you know.
it's like if i shit a brown shit i don't have to look others shit you know, becouse their shit also brown, and if someone have a green shit, so i can do it too you know.
but what is true, how you define what true?
if your government lie to you and you believe it, it become to be true,
but if someone tell you some truth and you don't believe it, then it is lie.
lies are true and truth lie!
of course it's my opinion and what you said it's not your opinion.
so what is your point?
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it's always like this, people who are arrogant it's becouse they feel good, free and comfort, but if to put them in sorrow and pain, they will be humble and lowly.
how are we supposed to work with this?
don't work with this live with this.
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 deranger
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of course it's my opinion and what you said it's not your opinion.
so what is your point?
yes it's my opinion but the difference between mine and yours is that you are basing your opinions more so around definitions you create in your head.
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this thread is very arrogant>
according to the definition of arrogance, this thread isn't very arrogant. we're just giving our life stories. sure some may be arrogant about it but it doesn't make everyone else here arrogant nor the thread arrogant.
ar⋅ro⋅gance
/ˈærəgəns/ Show Spelled Pronunciation [ar-uh-guhns] Show IPA
–noun
offensive display of superiority or self-importance; overbearing pride.
i just disagree with your general view on all of this. there is some truth in it, but it's mostly biased IMO.
shit, i am arrogant, i can admit that. but to call this whole thread very arrogant is biased.
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Jethro Tull
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 Re: Who Are You? [Re: Veritas]
#10213765 - 04/22/09 12:44 PM (3 years, 1 month ago) |
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Who are you?
I don't know.
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PsyAlien
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deranger said:
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PsyAlien said:
of course it's my opinion and what you said it's not your opinion.
so what is your point?
yes it's my opinion but the difference between mine and yours is that you are basing your opinions more so around definitions you create in your head.
you stated this -
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this thread is very arrogant>
according to the definition of arrogance, this thread isn't very arrogant. we're just giving our life stories. sure some may be arrogant about it but it doesn't make everyone else here arrogant nor the thread arrogant.
i just disagree with your general view on all of this. there is some truth in it, but it's mostly biased IMO.
shit, i am arrogant, i can admit that. but to call this whole thread very arrogant is biased.
and your opinions not created in your head?
what... your posts being quoted from books or what?
you disagree and there is some truth? you disagree with the truth...?
of course it's biased.. i mean look at the title of this thread
Who Are You?[/b] first think that came up in the head is... hey.. whata fuck... there is people who want to cut my body and investigate my organs? whata fuck.....
a patient come to a doctor and said.. doctor doctor my ass is hurt,
doctor looks and said... well i know what is the problem, you have a huge carrot sticking in your ass. patient said... can you help me? doctor said yes of course i can help you i'm a doctor i always help people. doctor pull out the carrot from his ass and the patient go home free and happy.
then he think about the all thing and say... white arrogant fucking shit, he think if he can role his ayes at the places where the sun don't shine and my face won't smile it makes him better then me? then he thought about it again and said... yes
Edited by PsyAlien (04/22/09 02:57 PM)
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deCypher
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Let's please keep the conversation in this thread on-topic. If you have an opinion on why asking the question "Who Are You?" is arrogant, you're by all means welcome to create your own thread on the topic. This thread is for telling us a little bit about yourself if you want to; if you don't want to then don't post.
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deranger
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and your opinions not created in your head?
what... your posts being quoted from books or what?
of course my opinions are created in my head. you say this thread is very arrogant, which is a biased statement and revolves around your self-interests. it is no objective fact that this thread is arrogant, it is your opinion.
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Mastamike1118
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who are you? am i the me at my worst? or at my best? or all in between? and if so where does my desire to get rid of the worst fit in? who am i? i am not even sure? ask someone else and they would know me better than i know myself...
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PsyAlien
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deranger said:
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and your opinions not created in your head?
what... your posts being quoted from books or what?
of course my opinions are created in my head. you say this thread is very arrogant, which is a biased statement and revolves around your self-interests. it is no objective fact that this thread is arrogant, it is your opinion.
yes my opinion is a biased statement and yes they revolve around my self interests
i don't say you wrong you just don't want to admit that all our opinions comes from our self interests
and if you say that your opinions don't come from self interests then... you will be hypocrite!
what is objective fact? if you look at the clouds and you say.. they are white, this is an objective fact?
and what if i look at the clouds and i see them gray, what will be an objective fact your point of view or my?
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PsyAlien
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deCypher said:
Let's please keep the conversation in this thread on-topic. If you have an opinion on why asking the question "Who Are You?" is arrogant, you're by all means welcome to create your own thread on the topic. This thread is for telling us a little bit about yourself if you want to; if you don't want to then don't post.
as long as people post in this thread their opinions, and it doesn't matter about what the argument is, it will be on topic and it will answer perfectly to the question of this thread.
this is the best way to know people, by arguments and not by babbling stories about your past, like... in what age i stop pissing in my bed.
"two people watched at each others face and saw how beautiful they are, they were in love and happy, passion boiled in their soul, and then.... one of them open his mouth and said... i love you! and the other one puked his guts off."
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MushroomTrip
Dr. Teasy Thighs
 
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Here is true peace
Here my heart knows calm
Safe in your soul
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deranger
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PsyAlien said:
yes my opinion is a biased statement and yes they revolve around my self interests
i don't say you wrong you just don't want to admit that all our opinions comes from our self interests
and if you say that your opinions don't come from self interests then... you will be hypocrite!
everyone's opinions stem from their own self-interests, some just more so than others. just as we could all be considered selfish, some are more so than others. but that's just my opinion.
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PsyAlien
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We know all we need to know about you, and it's more than enough.
you mean enough like.. welcome and talk more, or enough like... fuck off!!!
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Insomnolence
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Re: Who Are You? [Re: Veritas]
#10326889 - 05/12/09 10:55 AM (3 years, 16 days ago) |
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Who am I...?
I started writing about myself, but it's getting pretty long. I don't know if I should post it
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b0red5tiff
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Who am I...?
i can solve your identity crisis: you are a potential attention whore 
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CMACD
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Re: Who Are You? [Re: Veritas]
#10367658 - 05/19/09 11:51 PM (3 years, 9 days ago) |
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1. What was your upbringing? Did your family have money? Were they religious? Did they discuss philosophy and/or spirituality with you?
Fairly well, parents stayed together until 14, which was a healthy age for them to divorce. Started smoking dope with them shortly thereafter & we all get along good. My mom is a Catholic & would always teach me about God & appreciation for life, my dad was more neutral/agnostic and didn't talk much about it.
2. How was your educational experience? Did you enjoy school? Were you academically-oriented, or disinterested? How much of your education has found application in your daily life?
I got by, there was nothing I really ever had trouble with, but I never bothered to be at the top of the class either. I had a bad attitude about doing any work out of class, so I'd just do whatever I could while in school and never hand in any homework, always just passing. I graduated highschool and took a welding course at my local college, and I get good marks in the trade school I attend for my current apprenticeship, but after I'm done with this I'd like to upgrade my science credits to try to start looking at studying neurology at a university.
3. What career interests you? Are you working in this career now? Do you feel satisfied in your work, or is it mainly a paycheck job? What work would you do if you did not have to earn money?
I'm interested in a career in either neurology, or to write music for a living. I'm a boilermaker apprentice now, almost a journeyman. It's awesome money and I plan to do it off/on for the rest of my life, but not all the time.
4. Has your philosophy/spirituality changed much over the years? Have you had epiphanies or rude awakenings which led you to reconsider your beliefs/values? At what age did you first become interested in philosophy/spirituality?
I had always believed in God, or at least been agnostic most of my life. Stuff like black metal & shit got me interested in more pagan religions, then I had this life changing mushroom trip that intensified that, and I was in la-la land for a few years with my head in the clouds, then I started becoming interested in biology, astronomy, & physics and saw how ridiculous I was. I'm... I'm an agnostic now I guess.
5. What are your core values? How are these values expressed in your daily life? Do you feel that your values are similar or dissimilar to those of the majority?
Pretty lame, but here it is: Be nice.
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EyelessVagabond
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Re: Who Are You? [Re: CMACD]
#10381324 - 05/22/09 09:18 AM (3 years, 6 days ago) |
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interesting to see the people that visit here, new here, but a bit 'bout myself...
raised in a fairly upperclass family and community by two accountants who tried to keep us (the kids) from excess and arrogance. Kinda a typical Christian family, church on Sundays and such. Didn't due much in school 'till the end of highschool, had fun runnin' wild 'till then, couple of arrest, never anything that major tho. Near the end put forth some effort, got into a nice school and studying neural engineering. Degree's nice 'cause outside the science I read nearly any philosophy or fiction I please, work as a tutor during school. Got interested in philosophy/spirituality when I was 'bout 16 (after reading "Brave New World" got into some of Huxley's other work like "Island" and cascaded from there). Don't really have a religion now, sort of happily agnostic, core believe would be that perception determines reality and freedom to do as one pleases as the mood strikes, an embrace of living and the emotions that go with it (see below).
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Edited by EyelessVagabond (05/22/09 09:21 AM)
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Booby
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Re: Who Are You? [Re: Veritas]
#10443813 - 06/02/09 06:36 PM (2 years, 11 months ago) |
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I think of myself as basically one of them who attempt to perceive patterns. I'm wondering if the mapping of the human genome is serendipitous with 2012, in that Japanese mothers could get the traits they want in their children.
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tittysnacks74
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Re: Who Are You? [Re: Veritas]
#10577641 - 06/26/09 03:14 PM (2 years, 10 months ago) |
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1. What was your upbringing? Did your family have money? Were they religious? Did they discuss philosophy and/or spirituality with you?
We were lower middle-class. I was never injured by poverty, neither was I spoiled by wealth. My dad is eclectic and rational, my mother imposed a Christian background on me, which I have since rejected. My spiritual/philosophical beliefs are a result of my own research and experience.
2. How was your educational experience? Did you enjoy school? Were you academically-oriented, or disinterested? How much of your education has found application in your daily life?
I have always been at the top of my class. I prefer History and English over hard sciences and math. I apply my education in personal creative writing. I just recently graduated high school and will pursue a psychology degree at UC Santa Cruz in the fall.
3. What career interests you? Are you working in this career now? Do you feel satisfied in your work, or is it mainly a paycheck job? What work would you do if you did not have to earn money?
I have been more or less a full time student my entire life, save for a summer job as a coffee vendor. I want to become a psychotherapist/researcher and do pro-bono counseling in troubled areas.
4. Has your philosophy/spirituality changed much over the years? Have you had epiphanies or rude awakenings which led you to reconsider your beliefs/values? At what age did you first become interested in philosophy/spirituality?
Immensely. The film Waking Life sparked my initial interest in such matters, and I have pursued philosophy ever since. I have a propensity for eastern religious thought. Many times I have questioned and altered my views (experimenting with all religions as well as atheism and nihilism), but more or less always returned to eastern thought. Psychedelic experiences have, overall, strengthened my devotion to a blend of altruistic humanism and personal mysticism. Many times I have questioned and altered my views.
5. What are your core values? How are these values expressed in your daily life? Do you feel that your values are similar or dissimilar to those of the majority?
I greatly value personal freedom and responsibility, which are contingent upon open-minded/civil discussion and free, uncensored dissemination of information. I despise governments for striving against these values by their mere existence. Compassion/kindness, generosity/charity, honesty and creativity are also extremely dear to me.
I manifest these values by picking up garbage where I can, making my personal writings available to any and all for discussion and criticism, doing favors for friends and trying to make people laugh.
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zen buddy
not a buddhist
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Re: Who Are You? [Re: deCypher]
#10580647 - 06/27/09 06:00 AM (2 years, 10 months ago) |
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deCypher said:
Let's please keep the conversation in this thread on-topic. If you have an opinion on why asking the question "Who Are You?" is arrogant, you're by all means welcome to create your own thread on the topic. This thread is for telling us a little bit about yourself if you want to; if you don't want to then don't post.
In not wanting to tell us about himself I believe that he has unwillingly told us a lot about himself...lol. ... I would agree that enough is enough and commenting on his comments only helps in pulling this thread off-topic... oops, I'm doing the same thing.
I'm sure that everyone will get to know me fairly well through my many posts in this forum.
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joe Biggs
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