Would read again the good texts produced by your sacrifice of your own human life.

>>24900442 You're in luck today. What would you like me to write about?

>>24900444 I like poetry and philosophy, fren.

>>24900451 A beautiful, noble combo. Dante, Schiller, Goethe, Nietzsche... Alas, I'm very faintly acquainted with them and wouldn't be able to produce a meaningful comment. But I do possess a feral kick for philosophizing, inherited from my philosopher grandpa who I never saw. Perhaps you'd be interested in my crude ramblings on a certain topic? Ask me something and I'll try to express myself.

>>24900465 >Perhaps you'd be interested in my crude ramblings on a certain topic? Ask me something and I'll try to express myself. Yes, what is going on with people in this modern society, is everyone fully human? What does being a human mean, or what should it mean? I can provide questions on this kind of topic that require a higher level of thinking, using AI for convenience.

>>24900516 >Yes, what is going on with people in this modern society, is everyone fully human? Yes and similar setti's have happened before. Humanity or "humanhood" needs a thorough review once in a while. Jung said: "Man is an animal that has gone mad. There are two ways out of this madness: he must become an animal again; or he must become greater than man." Our key feature that puts us at odds with the entire Universe around us is our consciousness, our abstract mind. Being cursed with that gift, every human perceives himself as a world separated from the "outside", from a world of everything else than him. This is of course a grandiose and intoxicating illusion, as proven by countless spiritual and religious discoveries. We are not an outsider, but an organ of Universe by which it observes itself. This single axiom, if taught extensively to humans since small age, can have a potential to provide for serious moral improvement. Back to your question. Yes, everyone is fully human just as before. We're just living in a time where great rethinking happens on every level of our being. A time of turmoil, uncertainty, anxiety. This time should be crowned with a philosophical breakthrough of proportions rivaling the onset of Christianity. I don't know the exact time it would arrive, but all of the ingredients are in the boiling pot already. Humans cannot live in a world lacking a belief system, they go mad. From this madness, they give birth to something new to believe in. >What does being a human mean, or what should it mean? Jung says it's to become yourself, to embody the transcendent Self. It's heavily influenced by Nietzsche, who said it's to transcend your mortal being with the guidance of Will. Christians say it's to unite with Christ in heavens, Jung considers Christ to be an embodiment of the Self archetype btw. To be a human...Is probably the most thrilling thing to be in this universe. Can you compare the depths and rises of your own being to those of a cat, or a rock? Impossible. We bear the heaviest load of all things - that is to be a thing that knows itself. Through us, the universe expresses its consciousness. Our duty is to preserve this sacred, cursed gift, and persevere through the stars. Every living being from virus to us has as an imperative instinct, a towering will to survive and procreate no matter what. For us, this task is not something to obey to blindly, like an animal would. We, as did our ancestors in their cold caves, have to preserve not but our physical being, but the bonfire of consciousness at any cost. This faint little fire of unknown matter is our biggest treasure and the single thing we should preserve for eternity. Without us, the universe will go deaf and blind.

Been there tbh

>>24900602 Rated so fucking beautiful, saved. I read it very slowly.

>>24900635 Thank you very much.

>>24900635 Anything else you'd like me to talk with you about? I'm out of cocaine so my inspiration will run out soon.

>>24900714 I'm too slow LAMO I made a song/thread music with AI, along with a poem.

>>24900725 Nice! I'll check it out right away.

If you want to hang out, you've gotta take her out, cocaine If you want to get down, down on the ground, cocaine If you got bad news, you want to kick them blues, cocaine When your day is done, and you want to run, cocaine

>>24900726 Consciousness (Cosmic Flame) Verse 1: In the silence between the stars We're more than just who we are Trapped between madness and light Searching for something more bright Chorus: We are the universe awake Every breath, a choice we make Conscious fire burning through the night We are the meaning, we are the light Verse 2: Jung whispered of transcendent dreams Nothing is quite as it seems Caught between animal and divine Walking a razor-thin line (Repeat Chorus) Bridge: Not just survival, not just to be We're the eyes of infinity Bearing witness to everything Our consciousness – let it ring! Final Chorus: We are the universe awake Every breath, a choice we make Conscious fire burning through the night We are the meaning, we are the light

>>24900725 Very cool. It's so poetic that this was made by an AI. Saved, I'll listen to it more. Would be really cool if there were pop/rock artists singing about deep philosophical concepts.

>>24900733 >We are the meaning, we are the light This slaps so hard. It's essentially my entire post in one line.

I feel sorry for you

>>24900745 Thank you fren.

>>24900602 Rated great, I feel like Jung's conception of archetype is a often a bit too clean but the basic idea is very powerful

>>24900787 Thanks! What do you mean by 'a bit too clean'?

fren!

>>24900794 Oh I wish it'd be as easy to get and cheap as in Mexico.

>>24900792 Often the archetypes he lists, say persona and anima, can overlap or be present in something at once, and there are moments where something simply can't be described in words where archetypes fail you

>>24900805 But of course they overlap! They're like living beings, influencing one another and you at all times.

>>24900808 Sure, but then what's the difference between them and the things they describe. If you just understand that ideas are connected that is often enough

>>24900811 >what's the difference between them and the things they describe. Little, I guess? Since they're embodying what they describe. Am I lost?

>>24900817 You have a point that the archetypes can be useful to group together certain traits, but they shouldn't be treated as an ideal in themselves if you get what I mean

>>24900821 Because their presence in a given psyche, their influence can be overlapping and ambiguous? Sorry I'm having withdrawals already and have the dumb.

>>24900836 That's essentially it, you're right

I don't know how someone can be a cocaine addict in Netherlands

Are you a casual addict or are you absolutely dysfunctional without it? Nice graphomania btw, are you high right now?

>>24901011 Nearing absolute dysfunctional I'm out of the stuff now

>>24901016 That is sad. I used to abuse coke but it made me such an asshole back then, I can't take it anymore. Feels like losing my mind everytime I do it, speed is way easier to control.

>>24901016 How do you afford it and how much do you take daily? Are you a crypto oligarch or a dealer lol.

Why are Amsterdammers so degenerate?

>>24901023 About half a gram lasts me the night. I don't buy it daily, usually a day or a few in between

>>24901026 Im drinking Klompen

ur a cringe addict

>>24901026 Bro, you need to stop before it's too late. Back in 2017 mr and my buddy were doing coke 2-3 times a week and it was ruining our lives. Get on terms with the fact that the next couple of weeks are gonna suck and quit it. Smoke weed or something or do sports.

>>24901036 I should, yeah. Thanks for caring. No other drug has enthralled me so much

>>24901037 You hate me?

>>24901037 It is possible. I was a complete loser and in depth of depression and coke made me feel somewhat okay while high. It's not worth it though, the price you pay.

>>24900602 It's masturbation to make consciousness out to be an exclusively human thing

>>24901044 No, why?

i don't even count mental addiction as real addiction, being physically addicted to opioids myself but that's just me... such caseys

>>24901585 i haven't done any mental "work" regarding addictions, i just slowly lose interest in drugs hope the same happens to you too, stimulants are bad news

>>24901585 >being physically addicted to opioids myself Lmao wtf

Give me some