/siberia/ - Off-topic

>>819687
No you're 100% right; also AI existed before it hit the commercial market hence why Google was running captcha tests for years in order to inprove its visual recognition before they carried out commercialization. All civilian tech is merely a degraded and worse version of what the military already was using years ago.

>>819626

1. The personality trait most correlated with rightism is low openness, e.g. closed mindedness
   
2. The demographic trait in basically every country but spain is being poorly educated. This wasn't historically the case, but now it is
   
   

So basically: because they are closed minded idiots.

>>819686
Psychosis has a much stronger impact on autism score than anxiety or depression though, so the correlation probably still holds.

>>819833
> spain
?

>>819837
I don't know why (I think a common theory is that the legacy of dictatorship skews older people towards the PSOE whereas Democrats or Labour can't command the same loyalty) but in Spain there's no correlation between being more educated and voting more left/liberal (as opposed to reactionary/right)

Nevertheless it holds for most other countries.

>>819829
Just wait till you hear about turkish, armenian, kurdish neo nazis

>>819836
they made his short ass stand at the edge of the photo 😭

>>819839
HYPERBOREA IS CALLING!!!

>>819836
wild he didn't simply pull the ole "they're lying, jewish lies" trick. admit nothing, deny everything.

>>819836
>In one instance, a Jewish teenager from Arlington arrived at their headquarters and said he wanted to join the party. Several ANP members, including Rockwell, thought it would be a good publicity stunt to allow it, but Burros was staunchly opposed to any Jews joining the party.[44]
>Burros was known for his especially violent antisemitism,[52] to a degree author Kevin Coogan called "almost psychotic".[53] It sometimes embarrassed his compatriots,[35] and at times disgusted other members of the group, particularly due to his torture fantasies.[29] Burros carried a bar of soap labeled "Made from the finest Jewish fat", and often talked about creating torture devices to use on Jews. A specific, favorite fantasy of Burros involved the keys of a piano being modified to deliver electric shocks via wires attached to the Jewish victim of their choice, which the torturer would play to make the victim scream in different keys.[29][35][42] He expressed contempt for Christianity as a "doctrine of weakness" and in some letters he wrote, he talked of a "Nordic religion".[38] After several neo-Nazis complained the ANP members were worse fed than the party dog, Gas Chamber, Burros suggested that they eat him, which some members believed was a genuine threat.
Damn… He could be an 89 year old 4chan mod if he didn't follow his leader.

Some top quality pussy here

>>819666
Checked.

>>819651
Omg…HE IS KILLING OTHER CATS cat serial killer!?!?!

noes

i think we're overdue for a nothing

nobbin ebar habbens doe

Only a few more decades until we get to those weeks, bros!

Ur mom is overdue for a habbening

>>819724
>sports tend to be divided so that no one is given an unfair advantage
it's impossible to do this. in an even matchup 2 equally skilled guys with similar body types with equal amounts of training and hard work and good choices will still have 1 of them with some unfair advantage over the other. the trick is just to make it hard for the audience to notice. it's a trick.

>>819781
Yeah exactly, why do you think they're so mad

>>819700
How is he blue?!

>>819801
But cis women can have multiple orgasms.

>>819803
I see the error in my ways, sorry.

>>819527
I saw a clip of some Japanese leftist lady saying Japan is fascist because most people don't want to bring in African immigrants. I think people should be able to decide who comes into their country so I guess I'm a fascist too.

>>819752
Yes, if you're pro ethno-states you're at least fascist-adjacent, this is not an absurd claim. For this reason you should kill yourself.

>>819769
Socialist countries don't tend to import millions of poor immigrants. Are they fascist too?

>>819786
In this regard, yes.

>import millions of poor immigrants
Most soy, pearl clutchy, emotionally loaded way of putting this.

>>819527
>what do u think abt racism
I don't get it. why can't people just be cool with everyone??? cultural differences are more important anyway. a black man from america or britain is going to have more in common with a white american or european than he will with a black man from some clandestine african tribe.
>what do u think abt sexism
I don't get it. why can't people just focus on their similarities, and try their best to understand their differences? I really, really love women, and yet I see that a lot of women are suspicious of men like me because they also know that a great deal of men are abusive and violent, and that makes me sad because I don't want to hurt anyone. I don't blame them for being wary, it's a dangerous world, I just wish it didn't have to be this way.
>what do u think abt rape
we shouldn't do rape. rape's bad, m'kay. if there's any nuance to be found here, it'll be in the definition of rape. is it rape if I sex with a girl I bring home from the club, if she's drunk enough out of her mind that she might regret it upon waking up? maybe so, but a lot of people wouldn't think so, and would probably just reciprocate whatever sexual advances the drunk girl expresses while she's sloshed.
>what do u think abt homophobia
sometimes I have a reactionary cringe at men and femboys, but I know that it's just the same sort of cringe that I'd have for anyone else that I find sexually unappealing. I think the gays should be given their free rights, but I also don't think it's right when, at pride parades, they make nuisances of themselves by being so lewd in public. have some respect!
>what do u think about tomato sauce
I like it.
>what do u think about onion rings
I like it.
>what do u think about segmented buses
I don't care.
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marx wasn't even a marxist

>>819778
This but unironically

Moralism

just plug em up

infibulation of all orifices, or turn them into long proboscis

has someone ever raped the nose of an elephant?

>>819657
if you want to lose your penis,that's a great idea,they're stronger than an human arm

>>819691 still hot

>>819458
They should vote with their rifle, like they tried to do last election but should aim better.

I'm still a little confused by the whole "Americans can't afford anything" narrative when my monthly expenses are $1500 at most bringing in $3000 from an entry-level warehouse job.

>>819422
>>819425
I agree, but I also live in a cinder block shack and steal internet

>>819433
>>819437
>>819438
They're right though.

>>819407
Don't fall for Democrat propaganda.

>>819386
>exterior cause
I never proposed an exterior cause, but only saw the cause of "stuff" as internal; e.g. stuff comes from stuff. Your incoherent alternative is that stuff can come from not-stuff, but you know that's impossible. I never invoked "creation", either, that was the other anon, since its impossible to "create" matter. That's why reality is uncreated/eternal - and so time must also thus, by necessity, come from the timeless.
>>819476
The ancients reckoned that matter is uncreated, and that time was an imposition upon matter by a deity, since time must begin after the margin of chaos. Flux is then presupposed as eternal, with time being a type of local order which allows for the formation of natural bodies. A deity puts matter into a harmony we call "time", or relative motion; so absolute motion is the same as stillness (as we read in Heraclitus).
>>819509
>Evidence
Logic is built from self-evidence. That is the nature of it.

>>819284
>We see in the Epic of Gilgamesh (2000 BCE) not a single hope for an afterlife. Homer (800 BCE) denies any idea of Heaven. Hesiod (700 BCE) speaks of the "Isle of the Blessed" as a sort of Heaven. It is only really with Plato (380 BCE) that we see a full belief in both Heaven and Hell.
OH FUCK SMITH ANON IS IN SIBERIA

>>819284
>>819280
>people invented god to express their alienation from a cold and uncaring universe
>>819284
>I don't really believe that - at least in general […] We see that religious faith is highest in the least well-off, and so the fantasy of revenge (e.g. Hell) and reward (e.g. Heaven) is attributed by Nietzsche to be symptom of "slave morality". Slaves are the most alienated and so are most religious - but its a matter of cause and effect.

Bruh you said you don't believe that but then you backed up his argument.

>>819590
It requires subtlety, nonetheless.
The fantasy of religion is particular to historical development, since otherwise the human condition would permit the full indulgences of sublime reward at all times. I don't take Nietzsche's argument that the Bronze Age was a paradise seriously, since Gilgamesh bemoans his fate unto death - the Freudian point would be that Death Anxiety induces fantasies of immortality, yet immortality is barred from Gilgamesh. So it cannot be a purely psychological affair. We see in the Bible, litters of economic metaphors concerning "wages of sin" and "heavenly treasures" and parables of God as a creditor. The very structure of "Judgement" is a courtroom, as an example, so courts must historically precede its idea, with justice being renumeration. I might say then that material alienation precedes the psychology of alienation, with fantasy as a medium. So, it is society which creates God, as a reflection of itself, and God is internalised in this way. It's the same way science fiction isn't really about the future, but the present.

>>819586
>I never proposed an exterior cause, but only saw the cause of "stuff" as internal; e.g. stuff comes from stuff.
<Note, then, to begin with, that things cannot act upon each other and turn into one another at random, unless it be by incidental concomitance ; for how (to take an example) could culture, as such, ‘ become’ pallor ? A man of culture, who had been of a swarthy coinplexion, might indeed become pale, and so the person we had described as ‘ cultured’ might come to be a person we describe as ‘ pale,’ but only incidentally to the fact that the cultured person who became pale had other qualities concomitantly with his culture ; for he cannot ‘become’ pale on the mere strength of already having some quality other than pallor to start from, unless that quality is on the specific line of antithesis to pallor—swarthiness or some intermediate shade.
P.53, Aristotle The Physics Vol-i : Philip H Wicksteed : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive https://share.google/4RXCkmBwZhxzenv2v
If I read this correctly, something can't change into something else without being the "patient" of an external "agent " - unless it already had the necessary qualities characteristic of what it changes into in it already , in which case it would already be that thing.
>The ancients reckoned that matter is uncreated, and that time was an imposition upon matter by a deity, since time must begin after the margin of chaos.
>A deity puts matter into a harmony we call "time", or relative motion; so absolute motion is the same as stillness (as we read in Heraclitus).
Like in Genesis?. God doesn't create matter out of nothing, but out of watery chaos.
But what caused the watery chaos?
And later in the Bible, there is a reference to God smiting the heads of dragons in the waters. What were dragons doing in the waters?

It's all very unsatisfying. If the gods didn't cause Matter to physically exist, but just tweaked it to give it Form, the question of why everything exists, rather than nothing, isn't answered.