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Convivial · 26-30, F
Unfortunately you're right.
We live in a time where rumour has more substance then facts, where science and evidence is dismissed and he who speaks loudest is proclaimed king.
The darkness is here, now.
We live in a time where rumour has more substance then facts, where science and evidence is dismissed and he who speaks loudest is proclaimed king.
The darkness is here, now.
SW-User
@Convivial lol wtf are you talking about?
Convivial · 26-30, F
@SW-User if i have to explain it. You won't understand it
SW-User
@Convivial oh, why's that?
is it that you can't explain it or that you know what you're going to say is trash?
is it that you can't explain it or that you know what you're going to say is trash?
Doesn't mean we sit back and watch it roll. Now is the time we spread the light relentlessly as loud as one can.
JustNik · 51-55, F
It’s really something, isn’t it? The whole of my life up til now has been built on a foundation of complacent naivete. The idea that we as humans had evolved. That, while imperfect yet, we were locked into a forward momentum, that our sense of humanity had become immovable. I’m still off-balance from having that rug pulled out from under me. It’s not that I know the sky is falling. I think there is always hope. But I relate more now to those who lived through tragic times. How they felt before the sky fell. The hatred and dehumanizing over things so much less important than peace and harmony. I suppose these waves are the human version of the disease that effectively culls the herd. We have to inflict tragedy on ourselves to remember to be grateful for all we have. Maybe someday we’ll walk up to this edge and finally say “nah, not worth it.”
ninalanyon · 61-69, T
@JustNik
Evolution doesn't work like that. It's just survival of the fittest. And fittest just means the genotype that produces the phenotype that has the most offspring that survive to breed. Evolution doesn't require that the organisms enjoy the process.
The idea that we as humans had evolved. That, while imperfect yet, we were locked into a forward momentum, that our sense of humanity had become immovable.
Evolution doesn't work like that. It's just survival of the fittest. And fittest just means the genotype that produces the phenotype that has the most offspring that survive to breed. Evolution doesn't require that the organisms enjoy the process.
Yup. I can feel it. I believe in humans, but I don’t think we believe in each other at all anymore.
I’m preparing my son and I for self sustainability because it’s coming.
I’m preparing my son and I for self sustainability because it’s coming.
SW-User
more leftist hysteria
bijouxbroussard · F
I definitely can relate.