/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11210367
>Objectively speaking why do we need psychopathic/sociopathic/ASPD people in the gene pool?
i didn't read any further. the system needs every component. the universe craves progress. progress is expedited on behalf of pain/misery/suffering/tragedy. the more the better. sociopaths/psychopaths are just catalysts for change.

>>11177131
i dont want to be paid to be comfortable i can work for whatever the fuck i want but if automation rules the workplace there is no other choice than to provide citizens the simplest shelter/amenities. Doesnt gotta be much. Place to shit and shower. Cook food. Sleep securely. That's all. i'll take it from there.

Schizophrenia is a superpower that very few people will have the good fortune to harness and control. Prove me wrong

>>11025526
Your full of fucking shit because your a miserable cunt. Everyone has their place and purpose. THIS AIN'T YOUR PLACE THOUGH SO GET THE FUCK OFF MY 4CHAN BITCH

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I want to side-step the whole "is psychology a science" argument and debate. Let's be real. You aren't stupid people.


I haven't even started my journey towards becoming a psychologist yet. I embark on the 27th of this month. That being said, here is my attempt at articulating something.


Psychology is very comparable to quantum mechanics. People are walking vessels of uncertainty, dwelling within a world governed by chance. Between the parameters of "beginning" and "end" lies an endless sequence of cause and effect. Endless variables causing endless reactions.


Now i'm not an educated man. I don't consider the time i've spent in isolation frantically trying to make sense of this fucked up world to be an education. But i have lived my life. I've lived my life as strong man. The kind of strong people become addicted to involuntarily. It has given me endless opportunities to recognize what people respond to and how they respond. And what i can say more than anything is that people want to be led by a strong person. And if someone happens to be strong and benevolent? That's the magic combo. Toxically masculine and endlessly benevolent.


I don't know how unreasonable it is to hope that a greater good can stick. One thing I can say with absolute certainty is that there is no way to move towards a greater good without catering to human nature along the way. It's inside of me, it's inside of you. I would love to meet an exception.