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Your opinion on climate change varies depending whether or not you have a master morality or a slave morality.
Slave morality think by consuming less and being poorer they are helping to slave the planet. Master Morality see climate change as a way to convince the masses to hand over more power to world government to solidify the rothchilds control over the planet. It is just another form of fabian socialism. The slow, incremental enslavement of humanity under a single centralized entity. If people can be convinced to take cell and gene therapy that was untested for long term side effects for what is essentially the flu then they will be easily sheparded onto central bank digital currency systems that you use via a chip in your hand. You will be 'cancelled' or restricted out of the economic system if you act up and if you be a good little goy and kowtow to the narrative you will get bonus currency deposited into your bank account. The future is a global reddit of algorithmic modernation of behavior in order to enslave the masses and slowly kill them off to sustainable numbers.

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PDFs are superior 100% of the time

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>>19963577
Learn to play bass, bassists are always in demand. It only takes 6-12 months of practice to reach the point where you can play live performances in a cover band and get paid to do it. You'll meet a lot of different people, if you're hardcore and a neet it won't even take 6 months. It's incredibly easy once you break your fingers in. learning to think musically will boost your stats in every other area of your life frfr, pretty sure the Pythagoreans and Sikhs share the same sentiment. You'll also get to bang arthoes, take the bass-pill

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>>19382453
> Absolute truth doesn't exist
> *chad snickering* heh, sounds like a claim of absolute truth to me, are you sure about that kiddo?
Holy based, absolute truth deniers BTFO how do we keep winning like this truth-chads?

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>>19358800
>had had

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>>17644125
I am aware. Aware of everything.

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What do I have to read before starting with Evola.

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>>17401023
Based

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>If you say "I love Tolstoy!" And I ask "since when could you speak Russian?" to which you reply "oh I don't, I read a translation!" then no, you do not love Tolstoy you love a book by a different author that was was inspired by Tolstoy. Poetry does not translate and books are extended poems. Furthermore there is no need in the first place to read English translations of fiction when English itself has an endless trove of original masterpieces

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>>16959345
Well, well. Two peas in a pod. Hello there, fren.

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>>16820134
>Today, I am writing about....

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>acaecer

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Bet my bank account
On this Donald victory
We finna get lit

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>>16574175
>The consciousness simply ceases to be.
Where is your proof of this? Where is the proof that consciousness actually ceases and not that we just don't have access to the memory of what happens in our normal waking state?

>I know I was unconsciousness when I was asleep because I suddenly lost consciousness of the wor-
By default we cannot experience unconsciousness itself, for then it becomes a contradiction in terms, for then as an experience it is something we cognize, i.e. are conscious of, if you are conscious of 'unconsciousness' while it's occurring then it's not actually unconsciousness, if you were not directly conscious of it occurring then you are only inferring that it exists, you have never actually experienced it

>We know unconsciousness exists because we can measure certain normal brain patterns of activity cease during slee-
Unconsciousness cannot be directly shown or measured in a living person's brain in the same way that no known neuroimaging or other scientific techniques are capable of detecting and measuring consciousness within the brain. With both unconsciousness and consciousness, the relationship between these and physical changes in the brain is something we can only theorize and make inferences about as a result of measuring physical objects and other changes in electricity etc which are non-identical to the thing which is supposed to be the causal product (i.e. consciousness) of the objects being measured, or its absence (unconsciousness).

>I know that I have been unconsciousness before in sleep or when I passed out because I can't remember being conscious the-
If we can't experience unconsciousness ourselves, and if we cannot reliably measure and verify it scientifically, then the only way left to detect it is through memory. But our memory is not always reliable, sometimes when people drink lots of liquor, they go on a violent rampage and then fail to have any memory of it the next day, despite that they were obviously conscious during the rampage. Hence, our non-memory of deep sleep does not establish that we were not conscious on some level but retain no memory of it.

Ergo unconsciousness doesn't really exist and its an arbitrary distinction which we superimpose for the purposes of rationalizing things onto the ever steady continuum and presence of the light of our eternal Awareness, which is God, Brahman, the Tao, the One etc

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> I always wished to address this Assembly in Greek, but I realized that it would have been indeed Greek to all present in this room. I found out, however, that I could make my address in Greek which would still be English to everybody. With your permission, Mr. Chairman, I shall do it now, using with the exception of articles and prepositions only Greek words.
> Kyrie,
> I eulogize the archons of the Panethnic Numismatic Thesaurus and the Ecumenical Trapeza for the orthodoxy of their axioms, methods and policies, although there is an episode of cacophony of the Trapeza with Hellas.
> With enthusiasm we dialogue and synagonize at the synods of our didymous Organizations in which polymorphous economic ideas and dogmas are analyzed and synthesized.
> Our critical problems such as the numismatic plethora generate some agony and melancholy. This phenomenon is characteristic of our epoch. But, to my thesis, we have the dynamism to program therapeutic practices as a prophylaxis from chaos and catastrophe.
> In parallel, a panethnic unhypocritical economic synergy and harmonization in a democratic climate is basic.
> I apologize for my eccentric monologue. I emphasize my eucharistia to you Kyrie, to the eugenic and generous American Ethnos and to the organizers and protagonists of this Amphictyony and the gastronomic symposia.

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>>16364329
Anon, I want you to go into nature at the earliest convenience, enjoy the beauty, and then write a simple poem about the thing you thought was the most beautiful. You don’t even need to post it here, do it for your own sake.

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>>16329878
>Evolution is part of God's design

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>You've been Quijoteado

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>El manco de Lepanto

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>>16193197
Ban everyone ITT

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>"book is not for everyone"
>Reviewer didn't finished the book
>it has intimidating writing
>It benefits from a second reading.

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>>16168043
100% of philosophy is infantile. Only suitable for women and children

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>we are nothing but atoms, and within atoms, is but space.

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