Pustacular

18 05 13 - 04:55

 

The Great Gatsby

11 05 13 - 08:02

 

Be part of the National Geographic genographic study

01 05 13 - 16:18


The latest phase of the Genographic Project is using cutting-edge technology to shine a powerful new light on our collective past. You can be part of this real-time scientific project, beginning with a simple cheek swab. By participating, you can learn more about yourself than you ever thought possible, while helping fund indigenous-led cultural conservation projects and project research. Join the project.


This is the National Geographic Genographic Project
 

Go where the muse leads you

26 04 13 - 19:39

“I was smoking pot one day when Jesus appeared to me in a vision,” he recalled. “He told me he was the source of all love, then said, ‘Come follow me.’”
 

A metaphor for modernity

26 04 13 - 12:36

 

New Burzum

26 04 13 - 12:18

 

Recontextualism

20 04 13 - 19:29

 

Experience Immersive Beauty

11 04 13 - 19:49



Do such moments occur in your life?

What would be the best way to make them occur?

How far is this from where you are now?

Can you identify steps to get there?

Conservative life renovation, Agile(tm) methodd.
 

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11 04 13 - 18:07



'I was her enemy in her life but I will not be her enemy in her death. I am not a coward.'
 

Man speaks truth

09 04 13 - 17:34


Drum roll, please, for this legend in its own mind, a mildly entertaining university town and state capital with fever dreams of greatness, a city whose entire purpose for breathing is to not be like everything else around it. When you're trying to set yourself apart from a place as large and as bold as Texas, you have to work really, really hard. Which could explain why everyone walks around here looking so stressed. Sprawling Austin is one of those unfortunate places that seems really smashing on paper. And then one ruins things by going. You have now been advised.


Read the rest at the HuffingDong Post.

Luckily, there is a solution...

 

Neoclassical music getting more popular

03 04 13 - 18:46

 

Slaughter of the Innocent

30 03 13 - 17:00

 

Well-adjusted

26 03 13 - 06:35

 

Old school

12 03 13 - 20:40

 

Mail of the bag

11 03 13 - 04:57

From the bag of the mail:


Let's say you were not married. Would you fuck a cutie, attractive black girl whom you felt attracted to?


There's two questions here. Let me separate them out:


Would you fuck


No, I'd court, which is a gentle form of dating leading to potential marriage.

Dating is a waste of time, and fucking is for animals.

Dating encourages you to attempt pretend-marriage with someone and then at some point decide to use them as a long-term marriage partner, if it works for a number of years. The problem with this is that it breaks the contractual nature of marriage, and as such is always manipulative. With dating, there is no exchange of obligations; there is merely an existing condition that, while convenient, can be perpetuated. Marriage is entered into a a guilt-based obligation, which engenders long-term resentment.

Fucking seems like it would be great. It's fun, right? It's a half-hour of fun that's overemphasized in our society because media and social pressures force us to invent reasons that we're living the good life. We have to come up with the usual suspects: either we're fucking, or we're high, or we're drunk, or we're watching something, or we're eating something great. It's all instagram fodder. In reality, the most masculine among us don't spend much time fucking. They achieve things.


a cutie, attractive black girl whom you felt attracted to


I have known some ladies like this.

I would not court such a person, however, since in the uniformity of my observation the happy unions come from people who are of similar backgrounds. This ensures the greatest ability to understand one another and match one another in abilities, genetic inclinations and even genetics itself.

You could ask this question as well, "Would you court someone from another culture or social class?"

No, to someone from another culture -- having seen this up close, there are too many issues to resolve which can never be resolved. Fundamental assumptions are too radically different.

No, to someone from another social class, whether that would be richer or poorer, for the same reason.
 

Generation X

09 03 13 - 17:02

 

Donkey Love

09 03 13 - 09:58

I don't really know much of anything about movies, but this seems like an entertaining look at a provocative subject, which is how gender roles create social problems:

 

Hookers

09 03 13 - 07:58



If you look at porn stars, you can see the type of woman that Jack the Ripper would have carved up: a low-caste, low-intelligence, generally thoughtless and ugly person. There's not a single semi-attractive woman in the bunch.

Hookers are what they are. Forcing them through public education, encouraging them to memorize "intellectual" concepts, and giving them lots of money for doing it on camera cannot change what they are within, which is self-hating whores.
 

Find divinity here

09 03 13 - 07:01

This is the great challenge of life -- seeing the positive amidst the horror:

 

From the mailbag

09 03 13 - 05:31

A reader writes:


Could you please explain why Nihilism is considered a problem. I for one consider it as enlightening.


Thank you for writing to ask. The answer is both simple and complex.

The simple answer is that people do not like that which threatens their current lifestyle. If a better way is pointed out, they become defensive.

The more complex answer is that nihilism threatens the patched-together hodge-podge of ideas that are sustaining the industrialized world in these centuries after the French Revolution. In their view, there's either an inherent value -- God or humanism -- or there's nothing but a bleak emptiness and moribund death-worship.

To a nihilist, this is nonsense. Humanism is pretense; at least religion can be said to have some mystical thus non-physical component to it, but humanism is just an outright forgery based on the idea that we're all "equal," which modern people bleat like a mantra. What they really mean is that they don't want our society to have a goal, purpose or values system, because they want to keep doing whatever it is they're doing, and it's usually selfish.

When we look back on this age from the future, it will be seen as a new Dark Age of total ignorance and fear regarding a fundamental fact: not all of us are important, or even good. Humanity itself is not that impressive. Most people are mentally lazy, morally weak, emotionally unstable and petty.

Our society has made a religion out of the equal person and nihilism threatens that. With nihilism, that religion is debunked, and what we have instead is no values system except reality itself. That makes a lot of our activities, which are unrealistic, look extraneous at best and stupid at worst. That will also threaten a lot of people by pointing out that they are in fact a problem and parasites, not equal people making equal choices.

Nihilism is the ultimate heresy. Society requires conflict to grow, thus sometimes it requires heresy. For this reason, no one should oppose nihilism, but they do in the worst way possible, which is pretending it does not exist and lashing out at it with insane and paranoid accusations whenever they can. This is a sign both of how much it threatens them and how much it is needed.
 

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