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Why is it that a conscious free-will-possessing organism feels shame for doing things like breathing or standing wrong? e.g. how is it that simply being positioned a certain way that doesn't even feel wrong causes back pain?

Art that only focuses on professionalism is not complete. Think about the experience you're trying to convey.

Nevermind, just changed it, although I wouldn't trust it too much since the nostril test showed it's my left brain being active all the time. Just a small thing btw, it's called "counter-clockwise."

Used to be able to change it effortlessly, now I see it clockwise no matter how hard I try. Yet... I did the nostril test, and my left brain is currently more active. No wonder the creator of this thinks IQ is real.

AMAZING.

Could a psychological torturer kill someone with 1 word?

Trump sensed that the mainstream thinks of Israel the same it thinks of Russia and anti-vaxers, and he immediately pounced, being a sociopath.

I am saying it's that way according to Raze. I myself think that no supremacist is green.

There was literally a post here saying "Men aren't people." Green is literally just blue but being supremacist towards other kinds of disadvantaged groups according to... well presumably it's the same guy who posted both posts. May as well literally copy paste nazi rhetoric and put "white" instead of the minorities they hated, then call it peak green.

Someone else can know exactly where I'm going but to me I have infinite indeterminacy.

There is perfect. Which would be boring. There is imperfect, which is fun. And then there is... the enemy literally doesn't try to win or makes extreme cartoonish mistakes.

This is maybe the first comment (and it's not my first time seeing it) on any forum that has convinced me that solipsism is not true. Other humans exist and have inner lives. I don't care that the person who posted it, just like another blackpilled guy I talked to for years, although not NEARLY to the same extent, is a stage red narcissist unable to see anything outside of his own bubble or truly interact with others seriously, and probably tries to delay his reply times to make himself feel important, which makes me sound like a complete and utter snowflake but I am just saying, objectively, every homosexual/bisexual guy I've talked to, who I was friends with, does that, which is the ultimate contradiction to being blackpilled. Yet, even still, this comment just ticks all the boxes. It's as if someone just spilled a bottle of truth onto me.

FromSoft games have one-dimensional on-rails art + LARPing as guts from berserk because you beat an enemy literally designed to make mistakes, when in a realistic situation you would never win. To me, nothing else feels like it was designed for the lowest common denominator than that.

If you're in a situation where you have many opportunities to talk to girls, you would unquestionably rather be shredded if you wanted to get those girls, than not be. I'm not arguing for being a 400 lbs muscle-head or taking steroids. But the process of gaining muscle can give you a serotonin and dopamine rush as well as a confidence boost which might be what a depressed person needs.

Going down the bodybuilder route is not good for aesthetics, health and fights (as Muhammed Ali explains the third one). This doesn't simply apply to getting muscle in general.

It just so obviously makes you more attractive that I'm not sure how it can not be smart to do that. If a girl loses weight and becomes more attractive to a guy, is that stupid?

I personally don't see turquoise elements in his movies but he's definitely at least yellow. Eraserhead definitely has a turquoise theme at the end of the day and the movies after that are yellow. Green movies wouldn't have that kind of feel and likely not those kinds of plots, and below green would not feature themes and plots like that. Lynch comes up with the stories by looking into the collective unconscious and usually ties up a character's personal life with things of cosmic or planetary proportions pretty well. (e.g. mulholland dr and lost highway). Scenes like when the man in lost highway makes fred talk to him while being in 2 places at once and david blowie entering the building with the detectives in fire walk with me, are good examples of why he's at tier 2 but there's nothing specifically turquoise in what I've watched. The feel isn't turquoise either.

Why don't you choose to create that life for yourself at a snap of a finger right now?

Played it and got ending B with choosing the first dialogue option. Already planning to replay it at least 2 more times since that ending made me fascinated with what kind of a world this game exactly has. This is not a bad choice, if nothing else it absolutely does tick the "hopelessness" feel.

What is the most mentally disturbing video game? I'm looking for experiences along the lines of isolation, claustrophobia, being trapped, a depressing/hopeless setting etc.

Cut out every piece of advice from every coach/guru that hasn't helped you really fix your life so far. Never press r or d and then hit enter in your browser. Get advice. Never play multiplayer games that you didn't fall in love with easily. Great advice. If you feel that there are no opportunities, realize it's the same for anyone who doesn't have connections. But you can build up as long as you choose the "work" option every time the opportunity comes up. Trust me, it's not even nearly 0.00001% excruciating, resistant, depressing, paralyzing and painful as it is for me.

You can't, same with psychedelic experiences.

Then the crocodile keeps making that kind of decision and gets eaten by someone else. Pretty obvious not to treat his own violence as better than the individual's violence. It's better to be upright and upfront about "Might makes right."

Is this meant to sound like leo?

Sure, I'll trust you that that kind of thing also happens and I agree that would be bad. But me and the person who brought it up are talking about a scenario where a company is guilty. I think if someone said "you think this form of punishment is a good thing? wait until it happens to you" wouldn't convince many people in many situations. It's the "mob" doing it in this case but I am not willing to commit a reverse bandwagon fallacy, mobs can collectively realize obviously bad practices and behavior and punish them. If I was guilty of, let's say, taking away features from players in order to pressure them to buy a cash grab low effort remaster of a game, and I got review-bombed, there are 2 possibilities: either in this scenario I am myself in that situation, in which case I take it like a champ and apologize, thinking that the review-bombers are doing good, or I am someone who would do that kind of thing or encourage others to do it, in which case my consciousness level would probably be such that I would just get offended by the review-bombers and insult them.