He's pre cool

How about "your supreme gayness"

Your supreme gay cunt faggot.

Ayyyyy lmao

oh baby, yeah

Nah, I've known plenty of furries

Even worse, I worked for a Brony con for a couple years

Or "Your supreme furrycunt faggot".

dude, I hate to be the one to say this

but that's gay

Funny thing is that the organisers were really cool dudes.

I was a good friend of the owner of "Auscons" and he's a cool dude.

Also ectremely gay

I hung out with a couple big name voice actors and drew them stupid pictures and fed them "Gaytimes", australian Icecreams

I like how you spelled extremely in such a way that it sounds a bit like a gay lisp

Fuck off cunt I'm about 3/4 through a bottle of whiskey

lol

man can't hold his wiskey

jk, it takes about one shot and I can't even stand.

I can get through a bottle and a half no worries

Mind you, that's not a good thing when it's fucking expensive to get shitfaced

When I get drunk I get 10x gayer and also 10x nicer

dude I can get a bottle of whiskey for nothing here

Cheap whiskeyyyyyyy

I'm actually more likely to head into intellectual debates

it tastes like shit though

I have intellectual debates when I'm sober

I debate a lot of religious folks

_also reads a shit ton of philosophy works_

Last time I got shitfaced at a party I started talking about the intricacies of the psychologies of Ted Bundy, Jeffrey Dahmer and Edd Gein, as well as their influences on the character Hannibal Lector as well as other popular cultural characters

That made most of the older people decide it was home time

I don't know much about psychology. Evolutionary biology, physics, and philosophy are what I like talking about

Hey

Tell me about Plato's 'Forms' and tell me how in any way shape or form they are relevant when compared to today's scientific understanding of the human mind

I know about Plato's forms but that's really not something I'd be good at. Still got a lot to learn about the modern scientific understanding of the human mind.

Philosophy of consciousness is one thing I haven't dug into yet, however,

I'm beginning that journey by reading "Consciousness Explained" By Daniel Dennett

If you could suggest some further reading I'd be grateful.

Don't get me started on Decante

However, I do remember Dawkins writing about how Plato's forms may have held back evolutionary theory.

Since people were more likely to think of animals such as a cat, having some ideal of "cat"

Rather than just being a transitional species in between one branch of an ever-growing evolutionary tree

With no real "ideal" animal

I've honestly found that philosophy is interesting as a historical reference of the mentality of scholars from particular time periods, as well as an idea of how political and scholarly principals formed throughout intellectual history.