/siberia/ - Off-topic

>>732662
imagine if real non-AI news was this detailed, autistic, literary, and scientific

am I the only one on this site that actually likes women as people

>>734730
I don't know if people marry/life together just for the offspring, or if the desire to have an offspring is present amongst same sex couples.

>>734731
due to patriarchal and capitalist brainwashing not even women like it when you like them as people. not most of them, anyway. many enjoy the benefits provided by liberal feminism while at the same time embracing their carefree status as sexual objects to be fought over like prizes for the most attractive men. it's incentivized for women never to develop mentally past teenagers. unfortunately, this is just a trap that keeps the patriarchy in power and women as breeding machines. women buy into the pyramid scheme that they can all be offline onlyfans models and have their lifestyles supported by pathetic men thanks to dating apps, but the reality is that most men balk at the idea no matter how desperate they are, which leaves most women frustrated and disillusioned after being told how desirable they are and deserving of getting everything for free.

on the flip side, women still suffer from discrimination in the workplace where they get treated badly by their male colleagues and bosses. female colleagues aren't much better because they're still catty or worse completely incompetent and hire/promote based on female "solidarity" that's really just politics or vibes based i.e. stacy gets the promotion because boss (also stacy) thinks she slays harder.

We need a femoid genocide, femboy paradise NOW >w<

>>734509
Well at least you got some for a bit. Consider that a win

>>734503
If you really think about it, "booj" is just a slur thrown around.
Most middle class and even lower middle class folk would be considered bourg by living standards from fifteen decades ago.
Nowadays, we have less poor people in the West. But, most people are not financially autonomous.
And you don't have to be a bourg to be sheltered from the world.

Alot of religious extremist communities right now have people living in tatters and those kids don't know about hardship despite living in squander.

I'm not autistic but I feel like this, how to overcome it?

>>734723
You don't, because it's a valid feeling.

Approaching strangers in public, especially of the opposite gender, has become stigmatized, you can blame public security, smart phones, PUAs contamination, media hysteria or the general alienation in society under capitalism or whatever but this effect has been measured empirically.

>>734728
talking to strangers is fine. flirting with them when you just met is not. i know people have a hard time understanding this, but you do not have to be so forthcoming about your feelings towards someone. if a woman starts chatting with me in public, asking questions etc. then i already know she's interested in something about me, even if it isn't romantic. if i like her i'll want to continue the conversation, and if not ill just say "thanks, see ya". hookup culture and mass media has made us think that relationships happen instantly but it takes a lot of conversation for people to get comfortable enough with each other to express their attraction. even casual sex requires a good bit of familiarity with each other, that's why we often used to rely on alcohol in the past, being drunk kinda takes the icky feelings we get from strangers and our fear of being seen as weird, which is all that social awkwardness is. someone who isn't afraid of this will never seem awkward i.e. dey got da rizzma

>>727475
Because sharing an underlying social intuition is far more powerful for grasping social dynamics than not sharing this underlying social intuition and instead having to make sense of it solely from external patterns that you observe. It‘s also exhausting to adjust your authentic self to these social dynamics that are so foreign to yourself.

Something like a normalfag exists even if you aren‘t a reclusive and jaded imageboard user. It shouldn‘t be regarded as edgy to say that a substantial portion of society is conformist, they want to adhere to the status quo, common values, common goals, have relatively shallow interests and are averse to unusual things, even if they aren‘t bad. A lot of people are like that and people who are the odd ones out take note of that and probably came up with all kinds of words to label such people (sheep, tools, drones).

hey man how's it going

>>734585
join literally any discord. even when they have rules against being a chud, people will trust you more if you signal that you're hiding your power level and that you don't take the anti-chud rules seriously. if you take a principled stand and go "uhm, akshually" every time someone uses a dog whistle, or if you don't engage with those people, or if you try to counter that with some other strategy, you end up either tired, expelled or excluded

it is stronger on the internet, but it also applies to real life. when you hear every single one of your coworkers say rather non-woke stuff, maybe you don't say anything because you don't want to be that guy, maybe you will even go along with it. but deep down you know you don't want to hang around with those people, you will never be friends

>>734722
Cope and seethe, divergoid

>>731683
>>731684
>>731686
Steve graffiti IRL

https://www.online-stopwatch.com/makeyourown/0023010001.460012319.10292039:113600/Weed-Legalization-Bulgaria-AI-Estimate/
The timer for recreational weed legalization in Bulgaria estimate from the now dead StonedSiberians TV room

Bump

>>731687
Thanks, I was looking for these images for a long time. Do you also have the jigglypuff ones?

I urgently need feedback. Please answer comrades.

>>734606
My chigga this is an image board we're ALL perma virgins.

Bump

>>734136
it'll only be rape the first time

>>734136
Source?

trvke

hot

dat boi got cake

>>734675
hhnnnnnnnnnggg

>>734718
cute cute cute cute cute cute!!!

>>734719
Here is a sloppied video I made of it.

>>733292
what if ants are the actual chosen people but humans, in their unending arrogance, spent 2,000 years arguing theology and killing each other over a book that was never written for them in the first place.

>>732737
You're missing the point.

If we're being generous, we can interprete Genesis 6:19 to mean that Noah was to bring two of every general type of animal that's worth giving a colloquial name onto the ark, and keep the species going for the duration of the flood. So for example, Tigers and lions would be counted separately, but eastern gray squirrels and red squirrels would both be covered under "squirrel". This task would've been theoretically possible, but realistically highly improbable. Noah, a random Jew from millennia ago, would have needed to not only travel the entire world, from the Galapagos to the South Pole, finding animals that the rest of humanity wasn't able to discover until roughly 6000 years later, but was also capable of getting all of them to come onto the ark itself without issue.

Of course, the Bible does not specify that they need to be land vertebrates. Certain prominent translations specify flesh, which implies vertebrates, but that's it. If we expand it to include non-land vertebrates, we've gone from highly improbable to outright impossible. Noah would needed to have needed to be capable of 1. deep sea travel, 2. bringing deep-sea fish to the surface unharmed, and 3. creating an environment that these fish are able to live in on the ark.

>>733487
God could just teleport all these animals to the ark with his special 'tism powers but he left dinosaurs out for some reason.
>Noah would needed to have needed to be capable of 1. deep sea travel, 2. bringing deep-sea fish to the surface unharmed, and 3. creating an environment that these fish are able to live in on the ark.
Dont be silly. These creatures would need a deep sea high pressure aquarium to survive on land + they can already swim so a flood isnt an issue.

>>733133
No

>>733326
yep