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Response to: atheism Posted November 13th, 2012 in General

At 11/13/12 09:57 AM, w33zl wrote: The fact that people now have the right and freedom to accept other cultures' beliefs for what they are has led to the creation of atheism. The only way from here is up, as more and more people are going to drop religion and become atheist.

It's not a choice. You are implying that religion has any set value of impact on our lives to begin with.

Response to: Explain Insecurity to Me Posted November 13th, 2012 in General

At 11/13/12 06:48 AM, Scarface wrote: However, this does not mean that all high-achieving people are insecure about anything, as many people will try to tell you, because they themselves are insecure about the fact that you're achieving more than they are. You can achieve a lot, and not be insecure. Basically, if you avoid failure because you care about success, instead of what other people will think, then you're on the right track.

Successful people lead to fabricated values that develops a hole in these people. This is why many superstars are destroyed under the pressure. It's because that lifestyle is psychologically difficult. Always having people breathing down your neck, always smiling when you are not even happy, always trying to please your fans whilst getting into drugs, dangerous deals, abusive relationships, et cetera.

There are more insecurities in a superstar than your average homeless person on the streets. You could not be anymore wrong with your assessment. There is so much darkness and chaos hiding behind their stardom and glistening smiles.

Response to: Young pregnancy= Felony Posted November 13th, 2012 in General

At 11/11/12 07:34 PM, Armissea wrote: Welcome Home.

Such a fool. So much a fool, that you fool the fool in yourself. I am 100% certain that your OP is 100% flawed, and you 100% would disobey your own quirky regulations riddled with premature ire. The problem isn't the people who are getting themselves trapped in these bad environments. The problem is why the environment was bad to begin with. Like your OP.

Response to: atheism Posted November 13th, 2012 in General

Atheism is not a position, like heterosexuality and reality are not a position. They are the product of nature by the brim of all of its roots of origin.

Atheism - We are born Godless (obviously because God never existed), which is why the religious came up with the 'you must be baptized to save yourself' rituals.

Heterosexuality - It's a golden rule of nature to reproduce. Anything else beyond this would be referred to as a 'fetish'. This is where we abuse our sexual functions for personal satisfaction. Asexual isn't even a relative to sexuality, so this term does not apply.

Reality - This world can kill us. Our imagination can't. Our dreams can't. Some still believe that this is all a dream or some crazy matrix. This would be the result of the ego over exaggerating itself from what surrounds it.

Response to: seriously leave people alone :/ Posted November 13th, 2012 in General

At 11/11/12 07:34 PM, moanster wrote: Im tired of evryone and their mothers being as mean as possible on the internet like its not that funny, >:(

This world is mean to us everyday, but nobody says anything. Do you know why? Because we can't do anything about it. This is why small problems are always the legendary concern of the day, while the core problem that advocates these small problems are never spoken of by the mass population. Do you know why? Most of us are cowards who drown ourselves in false security and hype ourselves up like you are with your OP. You have nothing to prove.

Response to: Explain Insecurity to Me Posted November 13th, 2012 in General

At 11/13/12 02:41 AM, Kwing wrote: Could somebody please explain what it's like to be insecure, and if you are insecure, what your thought patterns are like? Also, if you can, I'd be interested in knowing any factors that may have it.

Your insecurity is buried in a false security. This false security is known as 'Pride'. Your confidence and your avoidance involved with vulnerability is the key to your hidden insecurity. If you were really confident... Then you would not be saying it. Your confidence is false, and your OP is your psychological attempt to reassure yourself and convince yourself that you are 'different' from others - when you haven't discovered your insecurity beforehand.

Response to: T.V characters in real life... Posted November 13th, 2012 in General

Much of you project yourselves unto fictional characters, so I wouldn't find it much of a stretch to say that these characters are already living amongst us.

Response to: Global Warming Posted November 13th, 2012 in General

Global Warming is the least of our problems. The most impacted predicament we are facing today, is the reason why the lesser problems have yet to burn up in the atmosphere of a greater and specialized world, that is founded on human qualities followed by critical comprehension for where we are; why we are; and what we are. This world has yet to existed. We all have the solutions, but till we understand that we are the problem, these solutions are no more a shadow than the secrets we live our lives to bury.

Response to: Default Person Posted November 13th, 2012 in General

I don't see genders. I see emotions and images that surrounds these emotions. I never pay attention to the physical model of anyone. If I were to speak with you face to face; I would not be speaking to what stands before me, I would be speaking to what is beyond what stands before me.

Response to: Subject #2 - Basics In Life Posted November 10th, 2012 in General

At 11/10/12 06:12 PM, Laughingbox wrote: It would be a lot easier for everyone.

This world is the way it is, because everything is fed to us on a bronze platter.

I have to ask, though. Are you trying to elicit a discussion from the BBS, or do you only wish to spout your ideas?

There is much more to my intentions than what you've considered to be my intentions.

Response to: Subject #1 - Bias Posted November 10th, 2012 in General

At 11/10/12 05:55 PM, MKzero wrote: And what's that?

Human development:

Further understanding of how life works.

further understanding how we work.

Environmental development:

Better systems to spread knowledge.

More respect for our world.

More respect for ourselves and others.

Better decisions and actions.

Better system of morality.

Better cycles.

Mental development:

Self-Disciplinary exercises.

Better our cognitive advances.

Better our comprehension.

Better our memory and awareness span.

Broaden our perception in different angles and within different layers.

Better our control over our instincts, feelings and emotions.

Better ourselves and how we adjust ourselves according to our ideals.

Response to: Subject #2 - Basics In Life Posted November 10th, 2012 in General

At 11/10/12 05:46 PM, Convey wrote: Life is what you make it, regardless of your ridiculous theories and contradicting statements contained within the OP.

How can you make what you never once understood? Your existential inquiries have never been answered by any person in this world. It is all conjecture at the end of the day. You're the one who is walking as a contradiction.

Response to: Subject #4 Advanced Conditioning Posted November 10th, 2012 in General

At 11/10/12 05:33 PM, SineRider wrote: Let me be the first to welcome you to the Advanced conditioning section.

To be honest, as much as you are satirizing me, Entice did a better job.

Response to: Subject #5 Continuous Chromography Posted November 10th, 2012 in General

The OP is gaseously massless.

Response to: Subject #1 - Bias Posted November 10th, 2012 in General

At 11/10/12 05:26 PM, MKzero wrote: "Eat, sleep, shit, piss, fuck" aren't really behavioral patterns. They're behaviors, and intrinsic, but how we go about em is where the pattern comes in. That pattern is determined by our surroundings, which aren't intrinsic, because both change as time goes on.

You are implicating the notion in which life revolves around petty functions. There is much more to the pattern system than these strongly elusive tendencies.

At 11/10/12 05:19 PM, w33zl wrote: If you can't understand what I'm saying, I'm calling you a twat.

Case in point. You are calling me a 'twat' by how you've decided to interpret me. You have no demonstrated your interpretation. This would be shooting me without ammunition.

At 11/10/12 05:16 PM, w33zl wrote: As I gradually,

Case in point. You only refer to your personal interpretations without bothering to provide an objective premise to back up your assertions.

Response to: Subject #1 - Bias Posted November 10th, 2012 in General

At 11/10/12 05:06 PM, w33zl wrote: Perhaps,

I've come to the acknowledgement that you only attack people who have something to say. I've seen many other walls of text that have been given attention, but because it was blatantly substanceless gibberish, nobody felt inclined to condescend it.

Response to: Subject #2 - Basics In Life Posted November 10th, 2012 in General

At 11/10/12 04:58 PM, Entice wrote:
At 11/10/12 04:54 PM, Insanctuary wrote: How nothing matters.

We are all the same, and only are strangers through fear and doubt.
I disagree.

Provide a discussion.

There is a duality in life and in ourselves.
Okay, what is it?

The world and ourselves are both the Yin and the Yang.

Life is everything and nothing.
That could have a number of meanings.

It's simple. It means that life doesn't need to have a purpose or a meaning for us to appreciate it for what it is.

I stopped after that one because I realized the rest of the post was a string of meaningless statements.

Au contraire, you have demonstrated absence in discussion.

Subject #2 - Basics In Life Posted November 10th, 2012 in General

How nothing matters.

We are all the same, and only are strangers through fear and doubt.

There is a duality in life and in ourselves.

Life is everything and nothing.

The conscious, subconscious and unconscious levels.

The backwards logic behind the world and how it can reveal many hidden conflicts.

People not appearing as they are and what they want others to see.

Interpretive and definitive misunderstanding leads to taking things with less than a grain of salt.

Everything we say and do is symbolic to what really goes on underneath our physical model.

Nothing is as it appears.

Conceptual darkness is where everything can be found, while nothing can be found in an already lit area.

Life comes from within; but matters more on the outside.

Life is half-empty and half-full.

The world was never complicated. The people are complicated because of conflict and their evasiveness towards it.

There is more lies than there are truth, because there are more cowards than there are of noble warriors.

There are more problems in us, than there are in our world.

Our world was fine without us. Our world will continue to go on and on if we were to go existinct. We do not matter at all.

We are not special. The world can take care of itself. Being personal in a non-personal world only makes you a fool.

Good people finish last, because good people are acknowledged last.

People generally only are concerned with the good of themselves rather than the bad.

There is a difference between an illusion that is beneficial to mankind, because it is applied to an already genuine system of nature, and an illusion that is solely detrimental, because the place it exists, is inside someone's head.

What people think, feel, see does not matter. How they extract it unto the objective infrastructure of our world is what matters.

The basics in life, are the most complicated areas in life. The complexities in life, are the most simple areas in life.

It's easier to complicate than it is to simplify.

You are as whole as a hole can be. There is no such thing as perfection or completion.

You have no identity.

We are what we are - not what we think we are.

Life is a rose with thorns.

We are going nowhere.

Subject #2 - Basics In Life

Response to: Subject #1 - Bias Posted November 10th, 2012 in General

At 11/10/12 04:05 PM, Entice wrote: Was a stunning realization.

I'm saying that people are nothing like books. We can't objectively judge the title of a book or the contents inside the book successfully, like we can by analyzing a human being. No matter how hard we try to shape ourselves on the outside; we will always have that same natural infrastructure on the inside. We change; our reflections in the mirror are more genuine than we are. Why? We change through falsehood. The reflection of ourselves changes to nature's system.

At 11/10/12 04:03 PM, MKzero wrote: How would someone have a pre-determined behavioral pattern?

It's part of the physiological system of mankind. The universe and it's constructions are all followed by a deeply intrinsic system of patterns that affects animals more than human beings. Our advanced cognition allows us to break the old cycle of nature and find our way into an advanced cycle where we are still restricted on a fundamental level.

Response to: Subject #1 - Bias Posted November 10th, 2012 in General

At 11/10/12 03:52 PM, Laughingbox wrote: It sounds like you're trying to describe a schema, but your words... they don't make much sense.

Yes, apparently I was. There are a lot of things already discovered in this world, so we're running out of things to discover, which means we are running out of people to appoint as being a contribution to the further development of our world.

Regardless if I am describing an old concept, I still would like a discussion revolving around the 'schema'. It's a very interesting concept.

Subject #1 - Bias Posted November 10th, 2012 in General

Bias doesn't exist below our consciousness, so there is a part of us which can not be hidden or altered. This is why stereotypes exist, while there are people out there who've become familiar with the attributes and patterns found in people. The only reason why this is possible, is because we are only personal on the outside; on the inside, we are already made out of natural patterns - we just extract these patterns under different disguises.

Examplifying so, a person's art is made from their subconscious, which is an already predetermined language system, but the idea behind their art is personal on the surface. The symbols are already set, like a cloud in the open skies; readying itself for us to interpret it through an idea off of the surface of our personal consciousness.

Subject #1 - Bias

Response to: Capitalism is A Human Trade Posted November 3rd, 2012 in General

At 11/3/12 07:04 PM, Urban-Champion wrote: all i hear is your own dick in your mouth speaking more garbled nonsense

I'm not in the mood, right now.

Response to: Capitalism is A Human Trade Posted November 3rd, 2012 in General

At 11/3/12 06:58 PM, Urban-Champion wrote: science isn't my intellect you can't rpove science wrong n*gguh

I can prove Science wrong, if the people behind the procedures are obviously scientifically illiterate.

Response to: Capitalism is A Human Trade Posted November 3rd, 2012 in General

At 11/3/12 06:54 PM, Urban-Champion wrote: science can't even prove your heterosexuality because all the tests read negative

That's because your intellect is in the negatives.

Response to: NG Court Posted November 3rd, 2012 in General

At 11/3/12 06:45 PM, Entice wrote: Exactly, he's a homosexual and you think that's wrong because... no one knows exactly but like I said you obviously don't like them.

You can't prove it's right, which is why it is wrong. The more you challenge it, the more it breaks down to being wrong. Gender changes translates to a mental dysfunction. Acting like you are one gender over the other has nothing to do with your sexuality or hormones; it has to do with a mental mechanism that acts in the same way where people suddenly stop expressing a particular emotion. The human mind is a lot more authoritative than you would possibly want to believe, but it's a damn well fact.

Response to: Capitalism is A Human Trade Posted November 3rd, 2012 in General

At 11/3/12 06:41 PM, Urban-Champion wrote: but you didn't provide evidence so you are wrong

I didn't provide enough for you to see it as evidence -- no more to the point Science is not enough counter evidence to the religious nut bags.

Response to: NG Court Posted November 3rd, 2012 in General

At 11/3/12 06:34 PM, Entice wrote: Wow he's carefree, open minded, and energetic?
Those are the three worse personality traits!

Carefree is bad, because it is good to be concerned with life's matters. Open-minded is bad, because it leads to superstitious, dogmatic, solipsistic and sexual oriented related bullshit. Being energetic was just another trait, which can facilitate the negativity involved.

Again you've failed to name anything negative yet at the same time you insist that there's something wrong with him, probably because he doesn't agree with and is a homo which you don't seem to like.

I said he had mild problematic sexual tendencies. You aren't really good as assessing information, sir.

Response to: Capitalism is A Human Trade Posted November 3rd, 2012 in General

At 11/3/12 06:19 PM, Urban-Champion wrote: you are horrible at interpreting others

Nah... You are hiding the fact I was right.

Response to: NG Court Posted November 3rd, 2012 in General

At 11/3/12 06:16 PM, Confucianism wrote:
At 11/3/12 05:45 PM, Insanctuary wrote: Train of thought reveals what topics you like, hate or evade. I have seen your posts, and you clearly think about the government a lot. There is also pride and arrogance behind your reactions. How you express your ideals leads to your character and your mood. For an example, you attempting to condescend me shows that you are competitive and like to be right.
What's my train of thought and what topics would you say I like, hate or evade?

Carefree. Open-minded (in a less of a healthy way). A bit energetic and critical at the same time. (Goes well with my rambunctious statement a while back). You really don't have a favorable topic. You are like everyone else; hating on threads that you don't find interest in, which isn't any desired pick. You don't really evade anything, like others. Your critical thought process changes this formula drastically.


So generally speaking, what are my reactions?

Critical. Sort of sarcastic, with a sprinkle of humour. Intentional. Laid back.

Oh, I'm not condescending you. I don't care enough to do that. The emoticon was just there to add some kind of emotion I wasn't feeling so it didn't seem so bland to myself.

Now, you are implying I know nothing of yourself.
Actually, I was noting how you have said you know a lot of other things. I wasn't talking about myself.

No, I'm saying you were implying that my claims are false.

Response to: Capitalism is A Human Trade Posted November 3rd, 2012 in General

At 11/3/12 06:06 PM, Profanity wrote: Insanctuary.

trade/trÄd/

Noun:

The action of buying and selling goods and services.

Verb:

Buy and sell goods and services.

cap·i·tal·ism/Ë^kapÉTMtlËOEizÉTMm/

Noun:

An economic and political system in which a country's trade and industry are controlled by private owners for profit.

Clearly Capitalism is the pimp; and Trade is the bitch. The only difference between these two fucking terms, is one thing: Capitalism can't be used as a verb.