/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9058969
realize that the world ends with you, thus you are your own personal god
then become a god that's worth worshipping, unless you're satisfied worshipping a fat, lazy, under-educated cunt

>>8983365
We're all fucking doomed, bros.
Embrace depression.

Depression and suicide is going to be a more common cause of death as we approach a post-scarcity society. We're casualties of progress, friends. A few thousand years ago we'd have been killed by wolves or disease. But today the wolves are dead and we have water filters to prevent cholera. Now the predators and disease live exclusively in our minds.

I'd chuck out some useless platitude like "you only live once so try your best to enjoy it" but I'm enjoying life at 100% of my physical capacity right now and it's almost unbearable.

To live alone one must be an animal or a god.
What doesn't kill you makes you stronger.
If these two premises are true, then depression is a form of exercise that will eventually turn you into a divine creature, if you can bear its weight long enough. But I'm going to die like an animal.

Dispense with useless platitudes akin to "you only live once so enjoy it as best you can". I'm enjoying it as best I can right now and I long for death.

>>8882499
>Could thought be a process with both positive and negative consequences?

Simple answer: Yes.

Less simple answer: The very idea of "consequence" is a result of thought. If you could not think, the universe would be formless chaos. Because you can think, you can separate the events in the universe into causes and associated consequences, and then separate them again by their perceived positivity/negativity. The very act of doing this - your knowledge of good and evil - makes you acutely aware of the injustice that is the universe. And this awareness impacts you negatively. Therefore, to think is to suffer.

Reflexive property of an equivalence relation is redundant.
Proof. Let ~ be an equivalence relation and pick x,y such that x~y. By symmetry, y~x. By transitivity, x~x.
Anyone got any more?
Also, spot the flaw. If you can't you should go back to 11th grade.