/wiz/ - Wizardry

The main motivation for me to wageslave was to not have to live with family for that same reason. However if you don't earn enough you have to live with roommates which can be a different type of frustrating.

How bad is it really

>>206458
You cannot just learn to be bluntly concise, can you?

>>206458
>My mom wants to move to be around more family members. i hate that prospect. i am thinking about becoming homeless to avoid this

get a van and drive away when people wanna annoy you.

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>She was shocked, jaw open, that I did not want to have sex with her.

Tell us more about the specifics of that reaction. What did she say? How did she act? Has she contacted you since?

I find succubi getting rejected to be hilarious.

Also you could probably get her in a shit ton of trouble especially if you have pictures that were sent unsolicited. You could even sue probably.

>>204239
this. theres no such thing as consequence free sex. sex is destructive in so many ways.

>>204238
This did not happen

>>206548
go back

Well done so far and good luck in the future

And if you plan on drinking and driving, practice 180 degree skid turning. Police can go fast in straight lines but they fall apart when it comes to backing up and turning.

>>207612
i've been driving for 2 years and while i can do it, i hate it. I have nightmares about driving. Sometimes i wake up and the first thing that hits me is a sense of fear and dread, shocked that i drive and feel like i'm crazy for doing it. I've never been in an accident save for a minor fender bender during the first week i was learning but i still see driving as a terrible thing and have grown to hate the way modern society is structured.

>>207159
I noticed that the resent towards succubi here is usually based on things like childhood trauma or sole observations and less about the succubi not wanting to have sex with someone. You can think that succubi are acting retarded without being a crab about it.

>>207005
Yes. *Stress Sigh*

With hyperclinical and highly trained precision, all crabs must be arrested and brought to specialized treatment centers, where they can be lobotomized, implanted with tracking microchips, and poisoned with radiation to reduce their I.Q.s below 65. After this process is completed, all crabs can live inside group homes for the retarded.

>>207188
I know you're the lobotomy poster and that you won't give af about my reply but it's possible that many crabs will get neutralized in the future by a means of assisted suicide. Like another wizard posted a couple months ago, the majority of therapists will be succubi if you look at the trends and most of them are quite naive and claim that they want to help the world and then they end up having to talk with 20-40 year old repulsive weirdos most of the time so they might as well just talk them into gassing themselves.

Let there be no mercy nor trust towards those who worship Elliot Rodger, if you know what's good for us. Many of them would sell us away for having some pussy

>>207005
>Can be peace between the two communities?
fuck no, no self respecting person would call themselves a crab. let alone identify with sex. the only reason you would call yourself a crab is because you are a wannabe normie. you can stop this nonsense now while its weak. but if you continue the line will get blured and people will lose all good sense.

>>206608
>The Tree of Ténéré was knocked down by a reportedly drunk truck driver in 1973.
what an asshole

>>207726
>you can teach a literal chimp to behave during heat whilst depiving it of any chance to reproduce

My man, these are animals.

>>207231
>In most countries that permit abortion, the cut-off is at 24 weeks.
Meanwhile, the same countries are totally fine with cutting part of a baby's penis off with no anesthesia.

>>207589
It could be seen as a "user interface" in some sense, in that there is no other obvious way to integrate all the things a human body (or any other body) does when it is continuously active. We could view ourselves as something other than "consciousness", but that is the way in which we construct any knowledge we possess of the world. Strictly speak, "we" don't have any existence as ourselves, and "I" don't have any inherently shared consciousness with anyone else. If I did, I would be a very different entity. Shared consciousness would be some form of telepathy basically.

Consciousness or "the self" is not constrained to the body or a strictly biopolitical definition. We are what we eat, the tools we use, the communications we have with others which allow for any language. We are not intimately tied to anything external to our body in the way the body's functions are integrated. But, we can view limbs or parts of the body as external. There is no identifiable "center" of consciousness like the brain, if that's what you are thinking, that is inherently what "consciousness" is. Without any of our tools, humans would just be slightly more advanced apes. We only are what we are because we live in a society where language and tool use are ubiquitous, to the point where without that we would barely be recognizable. Said tools and language in many ways modify us during life, and affected human development compared to what we were before tool use developed to anything like the extent we practiced it in any period of civilization. That process didn't end - we are still changing, and quite profoundly, up to today.

So much of this stupidity is about defending a conceit about "humanism" that is rooted in biopolitics, which is intended to destroy concepts of political equality, spiritual universalism where all men were equal before God, and things that are hostile to a social order that emphasizes political and social inequality as much as it can. In a political or spiritual sense, humans are remarkably similar in their basic functions, and humans haven't changed significantly from what they were thousands of years ago in that regard. In abilities and how humans live, we are barely recognizable from someone 3000 or 4000 years ago. Someone in Roman times would be far more recognizable, and they noted their distinction from peoples who were barbariansPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

consciousness is clearly prior to any process appearing within it, so it being produced by anything "physical" or "material" is braindead.

two dominant proposed models of consciousness among neuroscientists and AI researchers are Integrated Information Theory and Global Neuronal Workspace. there are studies being done this year to put them head to head, testing divergent theories to see which is a more probable account of conscious experience. id read up on those if youre interested in seeing where science is at with consciousness. IIT has a lot of haters because it proposes a capacity for consciousness in things we might not ordinarily consider conscious; however, i think as humans we're too pretentious about our experience and should maybe be open to possible avenues of conscious experience theories such as IIT may postulate

Conscioussness is a fundamental force in the universe. Brains just filter conscioussness.

Another thing is freedom from infectious diseases. Back in high school I used to have colds all the time. Since becoming a socially isolated shut in I haven't been sick in 7 years, and never got covid.

>>207741
very true. When i lived with my family they would always bring disease back to me. I think it takes a huge toll over time

>>207751
We should have a thread about all the horrible viruses you get from kissing that invade your brain, it'll make the kissless virgins here fell better.

>>207765
i've heard rumors of throat cancer from licking cunny.

viruses only befall you when you are managing your body badly. diet, exercise, attitude. if you behaved appropriate to your species, you'd be healthy and happy and everyone around you would want to be your friend and have sex with you (which is not as nice as it sounds).

if you behave appropriate to consumer culture, you'll be sick and depressed just like they want you to be.

>>207785
word salad

Why yes, I did pay for Jordan Peterson's Big 5 Personality Quiz.

>>207092
>82 neuroticism

Grim

>>207089
Good old times, xD.

>>207000
>sociopathic seething
>so you can pick on him whenever we feel upset
Meh.

Anyways r/MBTImemes has better stuff. You could quickly learn more about people and yourself than after years of normie contact

>>206213
You're just busy looking at the people looking in the wrong direction. Instead focus on the work of people like Grigori Perelman, Leonhard Euler, M. C. Escher and Roger Penrose. If you spend your life looking at trash of course you'll be feeling miserable.

>>206539
Those klaus schwabb super high ups i believe are scum but normies were nearly as bad for keeping things locked down

>>206535
Would love to be ;)

>>206539
>You're just busy looking at the people looking in the wrong direction.

that's not it. i couldn't care less about people who were made into what they are. i agree with your post and once you know what is possible for a human because you have experienced enough greatness, the people who are looking in the wrong direction will develop an unhealthy interest in you.

I'm 30 and none of that emotional crap is pervading me right now. So no excuses.

>>207609
Good question.

>>207609
I think it's mostly about the depth of interaction. Many schizoids can enjoy online discussion because it doesn't require much from them interpersonally. They are mostly having surface level interactions about one topic or another, people can be tools to bounce thoughts and ideas from or to entertain oneself, and there is always the possibility to leave at any moment. People come and go from these communities and the transient nature is appealing to the schizoid. But as soon as someone wants to take the interaction further and start chatting one on one and foster a deeper connection, most schizoids will recoil and feel as though someone is encroaching too far into their personal space. Some schizoids will feel the need to remove themselves immediately, others will find a way to keep the person at arms length. Many schizoids can seem quite normal on the outside and they can play the part if needed, but underneath they are always detached.

>>207609
Schizoids aren't just super introverts.

here is a list of all the possible forms of human interaction. pick a few you like and a few you don't like.

>well i like these 2 and this and this and this
>aaaaand
>i don't like these or this or this or this

OH YOU HAVE A DISEASE!

>bitch what?

The challenge here is to recover your psychic partitions back. http://www.holotropic.com/holotropic-breathwork/about-holotropic-breathwork/