Neoreaction Technofuturism Incarnate

There is no in between. What is the reasoning for this? Anime targets two crowds: those who are moderately intelligent and hopelessly lost in their emotions and are as a result isolated and lonely, and those who are moderately intelligent and completely lack emotions and are as a result completely isolated and not at all lonely and most likely sell hard drugs to addicts and rob the weak without remorse or shame.

People who lie about rape should be promoted to lead their country because they have the personal fortitude to sacrifice somebody innocent in order to benefit themselves and are bereft of any empathy or shame and guided by the superior emotions of desire, anger, hate, malice, or evil -- usually multiple combinations.

The thing about drugs is that most have become undeniably uncool. Heroin and meth are two that are even shameful. Fent hatefully feared. Marijuana is for burnouts and mushrooms for boring white kids. Cocaine is a drug that somehow managed to inspire both fear in non-users and lust in users. After coke enters the nose, it goes from being a dangerous unknown experience to an easy fix. The flaky powder has a distinct delivery method and an almost ritualistic preparation by the drug user. They're not drug users, they're cosmopolitan people who know how to have fun. They're experienced and that makes them experts, so they can tell you if the coke is good or if it's cut with something. Users know just how to rapidly slice the lines with the credit card or razor blade and roll the money on their apple laptop, which makes the lines of cocaine even more aesthetic. There's no party for people shooting up, and everybody smokes weed until their brain rots out their ear

At first glance this tweet seems to say that its author wishes he didn't want to be involved with these people in any manner, that their thoughts are a net negative on his life. However, when you look at the attached image and the highlighted word "Kavanaugh" in all the selected tweets, it becomes clear that these tweets have been searched out rather than forced to be viewed. What exactly does that mean? That there is obviously some desire - even if it is solely for this tweet - for those peoples' ideas to be observed. Kantbot's point about it being tiring to see what random people think about a political topic is definitely accurate, which is partially why I have taken to blocking most pundits and turning off retweets/muting anybody who interacts with anybody I find annoying or trite. This sort of behavior can be extended to real life, where you simply remove yourself from any topic of discussion you have an expertise in and instead focus on subjects you have

"I have the biggest brain, believe me folks. I'm not a moron, because my brain is yuge. You will never see Hillary Clinton with a brain this big, because her brain is small like a dog, or a black person. My yuge brain is the biggest, it's the greatest folks, it really is, I can make anybody in my moronic voter base agree with whatever my big boy brain says, because I am a white man with the best genes - the very best! I have never seen a brain like my own, and believe me I have looked at many, so so so many, brains. I'm a serial killer nutjob clown owned by Russia and I rape women then kill them and dissect their tiny brains. Guess what folks, their brains are so puny, like walnuts banging around in their skulls... bing bang boom boom bing bong bing ping pong ding a long dingaroo dee doo doop.. It's no good folks, it's like those trade deals in China, unfair bigly, almost as big as my brain! Did I mention that I'm so rich? Sure my dad - a KKK lead

Sometimes, I wonder. Do monkeys call each other the n-word? Not literally of course, I doubt many if any at all even know how to speak in the English language. They haven't even been shown to understand how to sign language in proper English of their own volition as far as I know. The question is if monkeys have a "sign" or sound in their monkey language that is the equivalent of the n-word (hard r, said with prejudice and hate) that white people say to blacks. If monkeys do indeed, as I suspect, have their own version of the n-word, what does that mean in reference to our society? On one hand the argument can be made that this justifies the imprisonment and lack of human rights of monkeys, as they are hateful and bigoted and thus don't deserve human rights. On another hand monkeys saying the n-word can be shown analogous to men being interested in younger, fitter, "prettier", women with less partners than fatter, older, more sexually experienced women. Wh

Loneliness, the feeling follows me everywhere. I cannot escape feeling incomplete and the gnawing desire for companionship. I need social interaction to feel whole. When the lights fade and the crowds are gone, I feel so empty. What can be done about the lingering hole? What can one do to best the dragon that is the insecurity - one of many - pertaining to the deep seated heartache and physical discomfort at the thought that maybe, just maybe, I'm not good enough and don't deserve anyone special to ease my pain. Like all males, I think about missed opportunity or social blunders and the ensuing uncomfortable burning in my chest comes to the forefront of my senses. Heartache, we've all felt it. That panging pain ripping through our very soul, dragging us down to the pits of despair. But what use is it to feel such a vivid human emotion if there is no respite? Most nights I snuggle in my king sized bed with a comforter and the warm glare of a cell phone, catching up on th

You better learn to hack your own brain, and fast. The exploit is closing, and fast. I mean: VERY FAST. I've just read an article published at the MIT official website about BrainNet, which essentially detailed how some researchers learned to connect three people by nothing but the electrical impulses in their brains by manipulating the processes with light. Very interesting stuff. Here's a link to the article if you actually care to read it:  https://www.technologyreview.com/s/612212/the-first-social-network-of-brains-lets-three-people-transmit-thoughts-to-each-others-heads/ If that's not enough proof that this is real, here's a link to an article at Cornell: https://arxiv.org/abs/1809.08632 I also happened upon another interesting little article about how scientists are learning to store huge amounts of information in a single atom:  https://m.phys.org/news/2018-09-scientists-mechanism-storage-atom.html Anyway, I doubt any of this matters to