>Inter-dependence and globalization

@sabrinaisheresometime ss

I will now make fun of you.

@sabrinaisheresometime ss You are actually sad

I feel sad for you

which part

@sabrinaisheresometime ss the whole thing

You're a hedonist, materialist and egoist

That's sad

What’s wrong with that? @The Desert Fox V

@Gromp people should put other people and ideals before their own personal wants

Well those things are not mutually exclusive, you can still be a helpful member of your community even with that.

Also how is materialism against that? @The Desert Fox V

@Gromp well idk how to explain this, but i remember a few months ago when i was looking at different religious stuff for a while and i came home after a day of incredible success and uncommonly good luck, it was a perfect day after about a month of uncharacteristically good luck than i sat down in a chair and i was overcome by euphoria and thankfulness, an indescribable feeling. i was changed forever big change in my personality much more healthy mentally, spirituality, and effective in every way, who knows what that was, but its very good.

and well before that about three years i wrote a plan and a guide for myself on how i thought i should live and not be miserable for one reason or another until i have spent my entire life emotionless and miserable etc.

i was plagued with nihilism, hedonism and materialism just like him and i spent 3 years crafting a plan after another trying one thing after another.

i was looking at mostly orthodox christianity stuff as far as religion goes.

but i just got one of my plans right i guess

@Gromp well materialists tend to value things above the eternal, like glory and feelings and stuff.

Egoism is mutually exclusive with altruism

Someone could help the community for selfish reasons but that's still inferior than altruistic ones

@The Desert Fox V wdym with the eternal?

This is the only correct result

I got Libertarian Right 😏

eww

nice

100% asceticism

this nigga a monk

Tfw all I did was Read Hegel, Schopenhauer, Giovanni Gentile, Nietzsche, and Alfred Rosenberg. Not even religious.

read siege

Spiritualism doesn’t imply religion

That's a good point

but siege is the most boring book I've ever read