Anonymous #7 said:

Dude, I defended you in the other thread, now I get why people think you're so friggin' annoying.

A life is to get out. Do stuff. See interesting things. Talk to plenty of people (yes, face-to-face, not online). Go to school, get a job, do volunteer work, all of the above. Chase your bliss. (Not ass.)

When you do all of this, it reflects naturally in your demeanor, and women are drawn to it like moths to a flame. The attractive ones learn how to avoid people who don't have a life very, very early on in their lives.

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Anonymous #10 said:

And it's because of you. I keep telling you that, Poid.

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Anonymous #17 said:

Anonymous #16 said:

Anonymous #17 said:

go watch people cheer for american idol and go to republican conventions and tell me people don't have all sorts of seething hatreds insecurities and sadisms.

even better go read the psychology reports about how humans act when you remove the social constraints against sadism and hurting people.  Like experiments with electric shocks, dogs, people being assigned to prisoner/guard roles, etc.  Human nature sucks, especially the human nature of people who don't know how to get high.  We don't want people acting like themselves, most people are barely better then the chimp that ripped off the womans face a few days ago.

sorry it's true.

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That's not human nature you buttfucking retard, that's the direct result of socio-political inefficiency.

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you should google 'irony'

then you should realize sociopolitical inefficiency is the direct result of these scientifically established facts that are true for humans across cultures.  You have the wagon before the horse.

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Anonymous #7 said:

And yet you, in spite of being a member of the human race, expect us to see how you have transcended being a member of the human race. Without performing any magic tricks.

Fail.

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Jesus once said something along the lines of, "".

Anonymous #16 said:

Anonymous #7 said:

And yet you, in spite of being a member of the human race, expect us to see how you have transcended being a member of the human race. Without performing any magic tricks.

Fail.

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Jesus once said something along the lines of, "".

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Anonymous #17 said:

actually they are real, and scientists know what they are.  when you are gregarious towards your bosses lame joke or your boss puts his foot on your desk, that's a social hierarchy acting unconsciously.  It's demonstrable that these behaviors correlate with social heirarchies.

You had the realization that things aren't real, now you need to have the realization that your belief "the things I don't like or understand or think are real" is itself not real or true.

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Dude, I am way above you in the hierarchy of spiritual realization, don't lecture me on these things.

Anonymous #7 said:

Anonymous #16 said:

Anonymous #7 said:

And yet you, in spite of being a member of the human race, expect us to see how you have transcended being a member of the human race. Without performing any magic tricks.

Fail.

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Jesus once said something along the lines of, "".

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OK, so give me your address so I can send some water. I want some wine.

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No, you just want some "whine".

Anonymous #17 said:

they are objective and measurable.

there is an uncanny valley of sophistication with regard to social hierarchies.  On one side of it, you're consciously in control of the hierarchical messages you send, in the other side, it's all unconscious.  In the middle is an area where they hurt you, but being completely conscious of it and able to manipulate it is a helpful thing to achieving your aims.

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Anonymous #7 said:

I personally try not to think about the hierarchies, or of being "master" or "slave" as Nietzsche described the two roles you can play in any given social hierarchy. Seems like some pretty depressing shit to me. I don't want to be a slave but I'd rather not fixate on being master either. Seems the best way to avoid being played is to avoid playing, and in the meantime to just chase your bliss, like I said earlier.

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Anonymous #17 said:

bill hicks had that same insight except instead of using magic he used comedy to get people to listen about how stupid they actually are.

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Anonymous #17 said:

so you want to demonstrate mastery by not having to be a \\master of anything and you want to play the game of not playing a game?

am I misreading you?

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Anonymous #7 said:

I didn't say anything about becoming part of a social hierarchy. In fact, thinking about things in terms of "social hierarchies" will probably not help you, because it's not real.

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Certainly social hierarchies are "real,"

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