>>1902
Are you a christian feminist???

Why'd you remove it?

>>1905
Someone claimed the post belonged to them and that they regretted making it but couldn't delete it, which we do see a lot of here due to password issues. There didn't seem to be a way to prove the person's claims one way or the other so I decided to take it on faith since it could be restored.
If this was a mistake, my apologies. You're welcome to repost it if it was yours.

>>1906
Wasn't mine, just thought it strange. Ranting about not being able to enjoy(???) teenage women isn't anything out of ordinary in the depth of the internets and the post didn't seem to go in any observably "shameful" directions. Put shortly the post didn't give the impression that it should be removed, in the context.

>>1892
Also go is pwned by google so you can't contribute without allowing them to examine the shape of your asshole, which leaves only the C++ abomination and C, apart from interpreted languages. You could argue about Haskell but it is very difficult to use and even more so to understand. Some people argue about LISP, maybe that, I don't know.

>>1892
Okay but I'm still going to write Rust code if I thinks it's appropriate for what I'm doing.

What I hate about every language that isn't C is dependency management. You try to install a hello world program and it pulls in hundreds of dependencies. This is so stupid. I hate it.

>>1897
I feel the same way. The supposed difficulty of package-management of C is a blessing in disguise. Everything else suffers from the npm problem where it's too easy to add a 3rd party dependency so things spiral out of control.

>>1408
>I'm going to stop now. I don't really see a point in continuing this if you are going to continue saying ridiculous things like that. Clearly what you are saying has no basis in reality.
I was gonna drop the reveal and post a timestamp with the guy down the street's union jack from his backyard flying in the background, but he put up his fucking wiltshire flag this week, so that's ruined.

>>519
http://filteries.com/politics

That test its awful and superficial try filteries

>>1404
>> I would also remind you just where exactly it was that the industrial revelation was started, who exactly discovered gravity and who it was the coined the term dinosaur and laid the ground work for the theory of evolution and who had the tallest building in the world for a quite substantial period of time.
>those are piddling, meager efforts of an inferior people compared to what literally any other nation has achieved.
Of all it's achievements, most impressive of the British Empire is not that they managed to conquer a greater portion of the earth than any other people before or since, nor even that they managed to conquer the tongue of every person on the planet, but that they managed to colonize the mind and conquer the intellect and spirit of every other peoples on the planet. Never has a single group more wholly retained the attention and the spite of the entire world.

Tariffs: I didn't even realize what you were talking about since I don't follow the news. Apparently there is a "25% Tariffs on US Auto, Drug, Chip Imports".

Doesn't affect me much, I don't buy any of those.

>>1885
It will happen. West will follow the trend of Japan, but unlike Japan we don't have social homogeneity. You can already see the traces of this with just increasing unrest among every division possible: political, social, economic, people are unhappy but they don't yet realize that the issues are much more deeply rooted. You can't put the "genie back in the bottle". The left sees the inequality and blames lack of "diversity", while the right sees the lack of economic stability and blames immigration. Both of those are just superficial symptoms: as mentioned Japan is almost perfectly homogeneous with the work ethic and national pride that the "american right" would dream of, and yet they're not fundamentally doing any better in terms of trajectory, people are still "checked out". (That said if I were Japanese I'd much rather be living there.)

Also there will probably be some social unrest due to "AI". Not just economic in terms of job loss, but more broadly it will attack the notion of "human supremacy" that everyone has internalized from birth. With the exception of maybe buddhism (and even there with some interpretations, with the stuff regarding reincarnation there is an implicit statement that only "humans" have the potential to see beyond duality), most people have been conditioned either religiously or socially to value themselves as at the "top of the food chain". "AI" will attack and deconstruct these notions on every layer: their supposed superior "intelligence", the supposed "consciousness" and "agency", the supposed "creativity". People simply will not be able to handle it. Most people end up going through a mid-life crisis that's only a small fraction of the realization of disillusionment, now their entire mode of existence is going to be shattered. When coupled with the job loss and a society that is fundamentally unprepared in every way for what it means to "be human" and "have value" if you have nothing special to contribute, there will be lots of unrest.

More than any physical infrastructure

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I think judging through your own life experiences gives a myopic and narrow impression of the state of society. If there is a true collapse, and not simply a transition with some pains along the way, I think it wont be within our lifetimes.

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>>1865
Yes.

I have had some of my best online conversations via IBs, but let's face it, not everyone here is both in good faith and mentally sound

>>1867
they do cell implants and when it comes to designer baby this year, they will probably have the highest number among the asian nation next to PRC

>>1869
Asian nation? Doesn't seem right... yet it does rhyme.

do you guys think this new era will do something about the preservation of individuals and identity groups with authentic Europid body?

>>For example, how do you know you're actually reading this, that you're not just dreaming?
Oh, that's easy.
When I dream, I cannot really feel my body.
I feel lighter than I really am, I don't sense the presence of my internal organs, I never sneeze, I don't think of checking my phone or googling something when I feel confused, I just accept mind-boggling stuff as if it were perfectly natural.

Might be that I don't dream a lot, but it's awfully rare for me to have a dream that actually feels real with a bare minimum of lucidity, and every time I realise I am indeed in a dream, I promptly wake up

Also what this anon from 2022 said >>1561

>>1560
Denouement from OP,
my problem was inability to communicate, others appearing to be insane, and I have worked out that there are probably three factors.
-One, the way people generally communicate is inherently dishonest. Responding to what they think the person intended and not what they said, and then responding not with 'the answer' but with something that might lead the person to a desirable outcome, is lying and manipulation. And when taken at face value, the logic of such statements is entirely nonsensical.
-Two, people are often engaging in self-deception. Self-deception runs on ambiguity. You can't know something and pretend the truth is something else, you have to avoid looking too closely at the whole issue, lest you arrive at a conclusion you don't like. So when I say something that *might* challenge someone's sense of self worth, they just decide I meant something else, refusing to acknowledge the question. I received a direct confession of this.
-Three, people are not sufficiently clever to realize when their interpretation isn't working. I have a lot of inconclusive little reasons to suspect so, but essentially my only decent explanation for "still think they understand the question after I've repeated it seven times in a row" is that people are dumb.

>>1872
https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/rationalism-empiricism/

>>1876
I'm sorry I'm too dumb to understand the text, and don't even have enough focus to read through it because of how boring it is.

>>1732
It's not, sadly.

Giving anime girls massive, scrotal seeming bulges in their underwear is done intentionally to make anime viewers accepting of trannys.

>>1825
Puffy vulvas are the epitome of straightness.
She's pretty much rubbing it in your face how FEMALE she is.
That's the equivalent of a guy having a huge dick

Why is this evidently sexual topic allowed here though?

There is nothing female about having what looks like swollen oversized sausage instead of genitals. If anything it's just disgusting. OPpic is sickening.

>>1765
>>1766
I didn't hear much about the USSR in class either, it was mostly just how evil Germans were during the 30's and 40's over and over, and in passing that also Russians and the Japanese were evil too, but at least the evil Soviets defeated the more evil nazis.
I think many of the heinous things we're supposed to believe about current bad guys (Russia, North Korea, China, Iran, whatever other sand lands, etc) and former bad guys (USSR, Japan, Germany, etc) are either way overblown or made up propaganda bullshit.

These stories are the believable ones. >>1767
The young retards glorifying the USSR/communism wouldn't last a day under it. Would they even last a day during the 90's, without their damn phone.

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>>1774
>The young retards glorifying the USSR/communism wouldn't last a day under it. Would they even last a day during the 90's, without their damn phone.

True. I'm one of them. But I'll still glorify it.

It wasn't so bad as America portrays it. Wasn't so good as USSR itself makes it to appear. Persecutions were brutal, but it's not like EU/America is much different. Not brutal, but you just try publicly opposing SJW values. You'll get crushed with not even a glimpse of mercy. Apart from that, average quality of life was more or less as miserable as literally anywhere else.

>But I'll still glorify it.
Can't you just use anime for your escapism, like everyone else?

Bit late, but I have 3 main guidelines:

1) Look at yourself in the mirror as frequently as possible. That should motivate you to remedy or prevent hungry skeleton mode, skinnyfat mode and excess weight

2) If you never feel genuinely lively at any time of the day (e.g. you feel like running through an empty hallway), you are probably inflamed and there's something awfully wrong with your diet and your lifestyle

3) When it comes to physical exercise, focus on what you actually ENJOY doing.
Try out as much stuff as you can to get an idea.
Sense of duty will only get you out of the bed for a few weeks or so, you have to be genuinely motivated, you have to feel like your body should move and struggle more

>>1834
ok

i personally do not like both sides since they both believe i am dangerous, i never voted since its invasive to my privacy and rights. people who follow sides i find it difficult to talk, and believe in whatever is morally right.

>>1834
People being afraid of his second presidency is just more proof that democracy needs to be taken back behind the shed and shot.

>>1841
>i personally do not like both sides since they both believe i am dangerous

Why is that?
Are you a registered sex offender?
That's the only thing I think both GOP and Dems could agree about, when it comes to defining "dangerous individuals"

>>1791
Rule 5

>>1790
>I prefer brownies that are nicely crisped at the edges, and not cloyingly sweet.
Yeah, this.

Negros and Indians I don't mind as long as they stay in their own countries. Just like the My Little Pony fans, that's one community who seemingly learned to keep to themselves and not bother or invade others. They used to be a pest in the very early days, but it's nothing you ever think about because you hardly ever see them now.

What few episodes I saw of Friendship Is Magic I remember were mediocre, but I agree it's better than most modern cartoon garbage.

In a way they are lucky, their culture isn't being actively diluted like otaku culture is. If you meet someone else who claims to be a brony, there's a good chance they can actually have an in-depth discussion of stuff, which is more that can be said for "anime fans" these days.

>>1843
I don't think it's comparable. It's a lot easier to have in-depth knowledge about a single series than to have it for hundreds.