Carl-Richard

What does winning even mean here? Most likely no debate, only propaganda warfare. Destiny is also going to do a media blackout on everything MrGirl related.

Depends on when you ask.

Meshuggah are AIs from the future confirmed

Mmmmyes, spiritual ego ?

I'm not sure I appreciate how you talk to men.

This is the only Destiny drama I care about. Just give me this one ☺️

That's what you find out after you nut

Not exactly. It's the experience of removing the horny goggles. You see things for what they are.

How's the suffering guys?

These guys are 10x smarter than 90% of people on this forum. If you waste your time listening to our crap, you should love it.

No.

Ok

I bet you look yourself in the mirror with a serious look every morning

First of all, only one person has been making threads about Destiny since September 30th. Secondly, we needed a break from the weekly alien consciousness posts :>

You don't watch YouTube?

He's pretty original and useful.

Thomas Kuhn.

I could agree. I really disliked how he handled the interview with the history professor. I was really angry with him after that. But Destiny opting for "MrGirl is actually the biggest manipulator and narcissist I've ever come across" just seems a little too convenient.

Somehow I do ?

Crack?

As is Destiny, to be fair

If you see something but your camera doesn't pick it up, or your wife, husband, dog or neighbor doesn't pick it up, it's what we refer to as "not real".

Anyways, that would be very stupid, because if you don't trust that the teacher is giving you 100% of what they think to be true, you'll firstly not be willing to listen to this person, and secondly, you'll be in a constant state of paranoia, second-guessing and overthinking. You only have so much processing power to devote to listening and trying to figure out if it all makes sense, and if you're on top of that going to check for cues of deception and overanalyzing every word, you won't pick up anything at all. The way you learn is that you trust the person to teach you what they know, and then you decide for yourself as you're absorbing the information whether it makes sense or not. I had this experience last week where one of my teachers, who I'm very convinced scores high on narcissism, was asked a question during a lecture, and I felt very strongly that she feigned an answer out of fear that we'll think she doesn't know her stuff (she gave a shady dismissal of a hypothetical situation proposed by the student and whether it qualifies for a PTSD diagnosis). That made me go through that whole ordeal I described above. I just wanted to leave the lecture at that moment, but then I just said fuck it, I'll sit through it.

Having problems telling the difference between fantasy and reality.

I don't think anybody will.