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Chasm / Re: Why do people disagree?
« Last post by crow on May 22, 2013, 05:16:24 AM »Probably nobody has mentioned it because it isn't so obviously obvious.
I, for one, have no idea what you mean.
What do you mean?
I, for one, have no idea what you mean.
What do you mean?
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Chasm / Re: Why do people disagree?
« Last post by §Transcix on May 22, 2013, 04:50:31 AM »Everyone disagrees and everyone agrees, it's a single spectrum. A (very marginally) better question would be why some people disagree more or less strongly, and then the reasons would need to be qualified towards that distinction.
Now if I didn't humor anyone else with this disagreement, at least I humored myself. It also helps in sharpening the 'ol sword. Not to mention that you get a glimpse into the working of another mind.
Of course there's a pretty obvious possibility nobody's mentioned yet, that people disagree partly out of humble compassion.
Now if I didn't humor anyone else with this disagreement, at least I humored myself. It also helps in sharpening the 'ol sword. Not to mention that you get a glimpse into the working of another mind.
Of course there's a pretty obvious possibility nobody's mentioned yet, that people disagree partly out of humble compassion.
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Chasm / Re: Why do people disagree?
« Last post by crow on May 22, 2013, 04:41:29 AM »That plummet to zero is the sweetest fall there is.
Those who have survived it know this.
Those who have survived it know this.
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Chasm / Re: Daddy issues
« Last post by §Transcix on May 22, 2013, 04:33:26 AM »The women in tribes have kids, easiest way to tell if they're psychologically happy. Women are also okay with sharing men. Their kids.. how can they miss something they've never known? the societies don't seem to be producing sterile or insane individuals the way the West does.
Hmmm, but in terms of survival of the fittest, happiness (and corresponding lack of 'daddy issues' as you infer) isn't necessarily an indicator of fitness. For example in some species after mating or giving birth one of the individuals dies, that individual can't be too happy about that, but it's how they propagate their species.
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Chasm / Re: Daddy issues
« Last post by Grindpunk on May 22, 2013, 04:09:21 AM »There are mommy issues and daddy issues, as a result of too much or too little attention given to the child. Without a father figure, girls turn out rebellious and feisty, using negative reactions to gain attention. Lack of self-respect is the end result.
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Chasm / Re: Why do people disagree?
« Last post by diesel on May 22, 2013, 04:08:55 AM »They truly do. Democracy is nothing if not people voicing opinions.Letting go of liberalism and democracy is in some ways letting go of your artificial confidence.
As if opinions were food and shelter.
There's a terrible famine coming.
People can't do that if artificial confidence, "swagger" is all they've got. They'd plummet to below zero.
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Chasm / Re: Daddy issues
« Last post by diesel on May 22, 2013, 04:05:26 AM »The women in tribes have kids, easiest way to tell if they're psychologically happy. Women are also okay with sharing men. Their kids.. how can they miss something they've never known? the societies don't seem to be producing sterile or insane individuals the way the West does.What I don't understand is, if existing primitive tribes where there is no monogamy and children don't know their fathers have happy children, why doesn't Western society?
Does the void actually come from comparing yourself to others, other kids who had a dad show them how to ride a bike? What is to be said of all those missed experiences?
I can agree that the father in a patriarchy does shape masculinity and femininity in his children, but that is because more discipline is needed on top of their genetic femininity and masculinity. Patriarchy is a cooperative system that has to run smoothly through generations.
Probably the darkest thought that crosses my mind is how black children without fathers seem to be more okay than white people without fathers. I don't mean this in terms of their SAT scores or criminality, but in their general confidence. They seem to be keeping it together more than white children who crumble emotionally. White people are more prone to existential anxiety, perhaps due to higher IQ.
I don't want to consider the idea that certain races are biologically hardwired to be used to certain mating schemes, due to different hormones and future/present oriented thinking, and such. It's possible, but I'm just not ready to think about that.
It think you're taking enormous liberties in comparing the environments and realities of primitive tribes with those of modern society. For instance how can you assume that women in primitive tribes are happier? Furthermore at the end of the day it's not all about happiness.
I don't think making the comparison is as crazy as what psychology does with daddy issues. It actually convinces people that they're fucked up and chemically imbalanced because of their absent fathers, so they remain children until they're 40 and it's too late to make a legacy. Therapists who counsel rape victims do the same sort of thing. Those women remain victims for life.
"It's not all about happiness" an interesting point that modern liberal psychology wants to ignore. It doesn't actually go into the biological roots of people and examine their needs to see how they can achieve moderate happiness. It wants them to be happy all the time through external ways like drugs or borrowed self esteem while being sterile.
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Chasm / Re: Daddy issues
« Last post by crow on May 22, 2013, 03:54:51 AM »He's saying he doesn't understand. That isn't really taking liberties.
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Chasm / Re: Daddy issues
« Last post by §Transcix on May 22, 2013, 03:46:00 AM »What I don't understand is, if existing primitive tribes where there is no monogamy and children don't know their fathers have happy children, why doesn't Western society?
Does the void actually come from comparing yourself to others, other kids who had a dad show them how to ride a bike? What is to be said of all those missed experiences?
I can agree that the father in a patriarchy does shape masculinity and femininity in his children, but that is because more discipline is needed on top of their genetic femininity and masculinity. Patriarchy is a cooperative system that has to run smoothly through generations.
Probably the darkest thought that crosses my mind is how black children without fathers seem to be more okay than white people without fathers. I don't mean this in terms of their SAT scores or criminality, but in their general confidence. They seem to be keeping it together more than white children who crumble emotionally. White people are more prone to existential anxiety, perhaps due to higher IQ.
I don't want to consider the idea that certain races are biologically hardwired to be used to certain mating schemes, due to different hormones and future/present oriented thinking, and such. It's possible, but I'm just not ready to think about that.
It think you're taking enormous liberties in comparing the environments and realities of primitive tribes with those of modern society. For instance how can you assume that women in primitive tribes are happier? Furthermore at the end of the day it's not all about happiness.
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Chasm / Re: Daddy issues
« Last post by crow on May 22, 2013, 03:42:13 AM »Whites have no remaining mutual support system.
Everybody is against them, even (especially) their own kind.
Sort-of uber-victimhood.
This wouldn't be the problem it is, if there was anyone to explain that victimhood leads nowhere, so just eat it and smarten up.
But we whites positively celebrate victimhood, these days.
Everybody is against them, even (especially) their own kind.
Sort-of uber-victimhood.
This wouldn't be the problem it is, if there was anyone to explain that victimhood leads nowhere, so just eat it and smarten up.
But we whites positively celebrate victimhood, these days.
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