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@Francis777 that was quite insightful, thanks !

@Leo Gura yes i agree, the problem is only taking one pill hhahaahha

@Leo Gura in my case my suffering was traumatic, crippling to the point where i was completely out of control of what was happening.

Hey guys would be great to share videos and educational content concerning the history, politics, geography, culture... of Lebanon. I am lebanese myself, and i bet with this process i will learn way more about my country, and it would be great also for you guys to discover this country in deeper ways...

@Leo Gura hey, i am serious about understanding such things. obviously the mind is capable of enjoying torture duh. the idea that torture is bad is a human construct. torture can be enjoyed by infinite mind. matter of fact i sometimes enjoy torture of people in movies for example, or i can enjoy seeing animals tortured in factory farms, lol.

wondering if you guys care about lebanon lmao

Here's an even more original insight on the history of Lebanon: Lebanon's enduring pluralism stems from its environment itself - the rugged, fragmented landscape of the Mount Lebanon range created the conditions for diversity to take root and flourish over centuries. The towering Lebanon Mountains, which hug the Mediterranean coastline, are composed of narrow valleys separated by soaring limestone peaks. This compartmentalized geography made it extremely difficult for any central authority to project control and enforce homogeneity. As a result, different religious sects, ethnic groups and clans were able to carve out their own isolated enclaves and micro-societies across the mountain range's multitude of valleys and villages. Maronite Christians dominated certain areas, Druze others, along with Sunni, Shia and other minority populations scattered across the terrain. This decentralized human geography mirrored the fragmented ecological landscapes, where diverse microclimates, soil conditions and terroirs shaped localized systems of agriculture, architecture, cuisine and culture. Proximity bred connection, but the peaks divided communities into semi-autonomous worlds. Over centuries, the Lebanon Mountain range became a refugium for persecuted minorities fleeing invaders and persecution from wider regions. Its isolating geography providing sanctuary for diversity to persistence despite broader homogenizing forces at play. So by the time modern Lebanon emerged as a nation-state, it inherited a deeply pluralistic society archaeologized into its very physical terrain. The mountains had preserved a kaleidoscope of communal identities in a way that flatter, more integrated landscapes may not have. Rather than the nation precedingly ethnic or religious cohesion, in Lebanon, pluralism and heterogeneity took spatial form first through the agency of an unruly environment that existed outside centralized control for ages. The landscape itself was pluralism's protector and crucible. This ecological legacy shaped an almost cellular model of sovereignty in Lebanon. No single authority could supersede the sovereignty and autonomy of communities structured into pockets of the mountain terrain over centuries. Diverse co-existence became a geographical imperative. So while conflict and tensions between Lebanon's factions have erupted cyclically, the nation's existence relies on perpetually mirroring its own landscape - a pluralistic motley wherein every fragment belongs to the whole. sourced from ai

@Merkabah Star where you from ?

@Leo Gura i mean cmon let's be serious, not everything is relative there are hierarchies: in art, in cuisines, in music... wouldn't you say that a well prepared meal is better than a piece of shit to eat. if you say shit is better then you're just dishonest. well similarly what's better bach or 2 pac

alright boys let's philosophize about how the construct aware mind views pedophilia: from a construct aware point of view the difference between adults and children is seen as an arbitrary construct, therefore pedophilia itself is a delusion in the sense that it separates reality in an arbitrary fashion when in fact it's fluid and there aren't as clear a distinction as the prior stages might think. Therefore greater empathy towards pedophiles is reached and an acknowledgment that pedophilia points to a phenomenon in reality that is no different from regular sexuality. people who demonizes pedophiles are seen as fools and barbarians who need to develop themselves towards higher cognition and ways of interacting with the world, nature and other. biology still comes into play at the construct aware stage, so the relativity is tempered by an "objective" scientific, psychological and ethical standpoint as is acknowledged the fact that committing intercourse with children, is more risky and may harm them. however that is also an acknowledgment that healthy adults children romance and sexual attraction is possible if both parties especially the adult is benevolent and responsible.

@Pox you need more sexual maturity to understand.

holy shit! guys i just discovered that i don't have a body !

@Leo Gura do you agree you can "deconstruct your sexual orientation" ? that would explain why most people are straight even though they can be gay and ties in nice with the philosophy we do here. if you can deconstruct your sexual orientation then leo you haven't done that yet if you're only attracted to women. recommend you start out your deconstruction by being attracted to males, then maybe animals or children, or whatever a table or a chair. no but seriously is this really how it works ? in my experience i would say yes that's how it works.

@caspex i liked your comment ! thanks !

@Leo Gura yes i agree, but isn't this from a relativistic perspective for the well being of the children. from an absolute perspective, God can enjoy exploiting children, and that's what we see in reality. to be at peace with pedophilia you have to acknowledge the absolute perspective that in the end whether children are exploited or not there are no difference. just making that mental acknowledgement makes a difference in a persons mind, it makes the mind more mature and wiser i would say.

@Leo Gura what do you think ?

somebody needs to watch this :

@StarStruck haven't studied it so idk