


prince0gotham wrote:Viral, you got the tendancy of not posting regularly and then making a topic where you want to be heard on a philosophical subject you explain and describe poorly. Instead of inserting it on-topic in one of the many movie related discussions you separate it and don't formulate it well (not that that would help, considering how out-of-the-blue it comes off as) and write it in a very excited tone using strong words, continuously underlining your own enthusiasm. This is hard to read or take seriously since it takes effort to go from zero to interested on our own.

Viral114 wrote:prince0gotham wrote:Viral, you got the tendancy of not posting regularly and then making a topic where you want to be heard on a philosophical subject you explain and describe poorly. Instead of inserting it on-topic in one of the many movie related discussions you separate it and don't formulate it well (not that that would help, considering how out-of-the-blue it comes off as) and write it in a very excited tone using strong words, continuously underlining your own enthusiasm. This is hard to read or take seriously since it takes effort to go from zero to interested on our own.
I am stranger as far as anyone is concerned... i encourage people to look past the differences and the labels..
the only reason i post these philosophical threads is because a lot of my interpretations are inspired by Nolan's movies..
i don't make these threads so people can critique me (hell i can do enough of that myself)..
they are structured so only a selected few read them.. (the rest can call it all obvious bs if they wish)
a person's name, plans, wealth, reputation doesn't matter in the end (all is devoured by chaos)...
the rank of a human being is measured by what actions he/she takes in the present.



prince0gotham wrote:But you do understand that's exactly why when something is said in a certain way or context it's perceived and received accordingly as well, right?




prince0gotham wrote:just try to connect what you say to a topic and don't separate it
usually there's either too much going on in here or nothing going on at all and both make threads like this one seem like a bother so post accordingly




Viral114 wrote:Imagine a chalkboard… you use chalk to write on it…
It is a slate of hard substance on which a person can write... and effectively relay information to all observers including the self… The function of the chalkboard is not only to be a medium that communicates a typical piece of information… it also functions to depict a VARIATION of information. Meaning nothing is written in stone… Nothing is concrete... everything is replaceable...
From the alphabet to ANY other complex form of association… everything is temporary… and everything is erasable…
Life is a sentence written in chalk…
There is no tangible legacy/imprint that life can leave… and so some of us daringly ask the question: “what is all this for??” If we are “alive” only because life was coincidentally probable and favorable in a specific time and place on early earth... if we have elaborate self-preserving machinery within us giving us the “will” to survive… and inhibiting all self destructive actions (the standard set by life)… then doesn’t it simply mean that the nature of life is in direct contradiction with the nature of existence??
I know that existence is INHERENTLY divergent (which is another way of saying we know very little)… if you don’t believe me just look at your surroundings.
You are surrounded by material made up of DIFFERENT elements… each element has a DIFFERENT equilibrium… DIFFERENT properties... DIFFERENT appearance… each element is used for DIFFERENT applicable functions by living organisms…
Or maybe… you are surrounded by people… people with DIFFERENT genotypes… with DIFFERENT backgrounds… with DIFFERENT origins… DIFFERENT nations… these nations have their own DIFFERENT dances… DIFFERENT cuisine... DIFFERENT traditional clothing… DIFFERENT language… DIFFERENT culture.
The inherent nature of existence tells us that there are ONLY differences (only entropy)... that empires will break down into countries… countries will break apart into smaller countries… stable countries will distribute power into provinces/states… provinces/states will distribute power to the people… families… and families will HOPEFULLY distribute power among members that compose it…
Nature tells us that: stars accumulate mass… their cores ignite… some stars become so humongous due to their gravitational appeal that they can’t sustain themselves… supernova… big stars die young
Nature tells us that: viruses are prolific… they use the host’s machinery to multiply (selfishness)… undermining the very medium of their survival … the host dies and virus’ only source of sustainability with it.
Nature tells us that: people revolve around ideologies and that the sheer number and mass of people that circles around an ideology sparks external interest and participation… soon the exponential growth in subscriptions to an ideology becomes an aversive agent… the ideology isn’t “big enough” to sustain its large number of subscriptions
Existence is shaped in such a way… everything that becomes too large… spreads too much… or constantly ages through time, is reminded:
Nothing is absolute…
nature reminds me (personally) that I DON’T know everything… I WON’T live forever… I am NOT the only one… in a finite existence EVERYTHING is finite.
everything that has a beginning has an end…
http://www.youtube.com/watch/?v=-QjuEWsdgEc


prince0gotham wrote:

Viral114 wrote:prince0gotham wrote:
the amount of presumptions you have made (as a reader) are quiet frankly frightening...
the feedback i am getting from you is "don't post here... follow a specific format... if you don't, no one will read"
why does it tickle you or anyone if i am willing to share a piece of knowledge with a random group of people..
i hope you know that you can CHOOSE to ignore all this.. Christ on cracker
i didn't even ask for critique... and if it bothers everyone so much i will stop posting... adios



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