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Is that photo a bad joke? You can't even tell where the arrows are coming from.

>>1572534

Why?

>>1572535

Tell me about it, I was genuinely fucking interested in it. Think it's supposed to be 'art' or whatever the fuck.

>>1572545
Fuck. Dogs are awesome or whatever the fuck. I'm fuck. Imagine infinite dogs. You can't? That's what I thought, fuck. That's what so un-word-like about dogs, they are animals. Also, fuck. Nobody can think about a true dog, it's not even a symbol. Dog is art.

Debris is one of my favorite words because it is a beautiful sounding word that describes something you throw away or don't want.

When I think about dogs, my mind becomes a dog. That's what thinking is all about. Thoughts can't be reflective, they morph your brain into the subject. Woof.

Constitution. Mostly because I get to cross THREE T'S AT ONCE. Pic related. Also because fuck yeah, America.

malt because it is delicious

>>1572566

Debris literaly means ruins of something. Debris of an artefact can be quite valuable.

>>1572629
You realize other countries have Constitutions, right?

>>1572654
since the guy is american shouldn't that be "do you realize there are other countries?"

Debris does means ruins and can be valuable.
Still a pretty word.
Can you name some debris from your personal life you want to keep?

- Life
- Power
- Control

Favorite words:
Hexagon
Genesis
Nexus
Why? I'm not sure, I just like them. Genesis is a much more beautiful word than 'origins', just like how nexus is better than 'a link'.

>>1572657
>>1572654
>probably two Americans

>>1572654
>>1572657
Yeah, I do. I just happened to realize it was my favorite word because I was writing it so many times in my American history class, so I associate it more with my own constitution.

superfluous. spire. indubitability

>>1572684
it's cool.

Dude....I'm going to be exiled for that, aren't I?

tomfoolery
antics
shenanigans

>>1572535
>Is that photo a bad joke? You can't even tell where the arrows are coming from.
sums up Connectionism pretty well

I'm still going with "shitehawk"

>>1572699
ok let's hear why you think it's bad

>Is that photo a bad joke? You can't even tell where the arrows are coming from.

fuck, i forgot the one word i really, really, like.

but the runner up is genesis. something about it sounds really cool. and it means beginning, so it can be used in other ways than religious.

>>1572715
Maybe you could think of it for the mind as just a homunculus.

I'm kidding I haven't sat down to study it yet

Conviction.

I admire any sort of man who knows where he wants to get in life and is working towards getting there. Apathy is perhaps the most irritating personal quality, I find.

I like Rhetoric

I think the defnition of it kinda says it all

>jesse prinz
http://subcortex.com/pictures/HedzHomunculi.html
this is awesome

>>1572732
>Apathy is perhaps the most irritating personal quality, I find
THIS.

my god, i'm not even that motivated a person, but i have apathetic friends and i swear i want to kick their ass half the time.

>>1572732
>I admire any sort of man who knows where he wants to get in life
this is easier for simple-minded people.

>and is working towards getting there
cool. does it really matter in the end?

anyway i usually see conviction used to describe egotistic people instead.

>>1572739
Agreed! Any time I meet an Apathetic person, I feel as though they've turned off their mind. It's pretty depressing, to be honest.

>>1572739
maybe they had some dreams and ideals but those got crushed

>What's your favourite word?

>Apathy is perhaps the most irritating personal quality, I find.

Pay fucking attention willya!

>>1572744
no, no, you don't even know them. i have never seen them motivated, and i went to high school with them.

the only things they like to do is smoke pot and go to the mall to do some petty theivery. and they even act apathetic during that.

>>1572752
i think kids do have the potential to have dreams and ambitions. it's the fault of their early childhood education that they turned out this way.

>>1572759
possibly, but now they're just fucked up and annoying.

>>1572743
Why so Cynical? Sure, there are simple or weak-minded people out there. And when I was young I'd champion intellect over intention. Certainly a lot of good can come from those with incredible mental faculties. But I find that well-meaning, hard working, honest individuals are much more rare and much more valuable.

As far as "The End" is concerned--I find the fact that I'm going to die to be incredible motivating. Else, I have wasted what may be my only shot at existence, no?

>>1572744
Bah. The most inspiring people I've met are the ones who have undergone the most hardships. Attitude is everything, my friend.

Pride. in reference to lions.

>>1572530
Kurt Gödel disagrees

>>1572739
>>1572752
>>1572767

Quoting a stupid, worthless human being.

>>1573052
i have nothing against people who smoke pot.

i have something against people who smoke pot and are lazy as fuck