Message from @La Fin du Monde

Discord ID: 658898766124023821


2019-12-24 05:06:22 UTC  

JF probably would agree

2019-12-24 05:06:24 UTC  

Societies do progress

2019-12-24 05:06:29 UTC  

technologically they progress

2019-12-24 05:06:31 UTC  

if healthy

2019-12-24 05:06:39 UTC  

Any improvement upon the conditions we're in now would be "progress"

2019-12-24 05:06:44 UTC  

In one aspect, a society can progress. But that aspect brings other parts to decay

2019-12-24 05:06:45 UTC  

The greek hedonists... did not live in greece,
They lived in a hedonistic society
because they where allowed to walk around and talk..
In Greece they would be killed for immorality

2019-12-24 05:06:59 UTC  

It's just that the term is applied to degeneration on an ideological basis by some people

2019-12-24 05:07:05 UTC  

even if you have a cyclical view of history, there are societies that have progressed technologically/socially

2019-12-24 05:07:18 UTC  

But they are dumber because of it

2019-12-24 05:07:22 UTC  

and hedonism seems to correlate with the top of a cycle

2019-12-24 05:07:27 UTC  

So, do they have a net progression? No

2019-12-24 05:07:28 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/634367565304561675/658898517108064286/image0.jpg

2019-12-24 05:07:35 UTC  

hahahahaha

2019-12-24 05:07:48 UTC  

hedonism correlates ,,,with one thing..
WEALTH

2019-12-24 05:07:56 UTC  

yes

2019-12-24 05:08:03 UTC  

and incoming decline

2019-12-24 05:08:06 UTC  

the ability to afford hedonism..
and hedonism is not.. degeneate

2019-12-24 05:08:12 UTC  

and dysgenics

2019-12-24 05:08:15 UTC  

hedonism is constructive and serious

2019-12-24 05:08:27 UTC  

Lots of ancient societies were wealthy and didn't have a hedonistic outlook. I don't think you can let the proletariate become hedonistic without modern industrial practicies.

2019-12-24 05:08:37 UTC  

Hedonism is not constructive

2019-12-24 05:08:47 UTC  

Rome wasn't built by hedonism

2019-12-24 05:08:48 UTC  

I need lifting advice for barbell deadlifts and bent-over rows (and other lifts in general).
If I maintain a straight back during the lift, am I fairly safe?
Also, for rows, I'm not strong enough to use the 20kg plates on each side (60kg total),
but then I need the diameter of the 20kg plates, otherwise I arch my back quite a bit (I'm fairly tall)

2019-12-24 05:08:50 UTC  

.no.. all the wealthy societies where hedonistic..

2019-12-24 05:08:54 UTC  

Indulging in every base urge to gratify your mostly irrelevant desires is not constructive

2019-12-24 05:09:10 UTC  

If wealth is positively correlated with hedonism then wealth is overrated

2019-12-24 05:09:16 UTC  

the anti-hedonistic outlook is about preparing for death
and dealiing with poverty

2019-12-24 05:09:18 UTC  

Leaf desires american gf

2019-12-24 05:09:18 UTC  

I see wealth facilitating their hedonistic behaviors, not the other way around

2019-12-24 05:09:23 UTC  

Maybe the LEADERs of all weathy societies are hedonistic. But wealth consentration matters

2019-12-24 05:09:48 UTC  

and wealth produciton

2019-12-24 05:09:50 UTC  

might depend on the form of wealth

2019-12-24 05:09:57 UTC  

I could probably use the stands that they have at the gym, or maybe the squat racks

2019-12-24 05:09:58 UTC  

I agree

2019-12-24 05:09:59 UTC  

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2019-12-24 05:10:13 UTC  

wealth attracts jews which creates hedonism

2019-12-24 05:10:16 UTC  

its simple

2019-12-24 05:10:19 UTC  

hahahaha

2019-12-24 05:10:27 UTC  

Pleasure and pain is what makes people *LEARN*
reward and punnishment.
We only obey society because we will be rewarded for it..
when we learn to do something.. there will be a reward
or else we forget.

2019-12-24 05:10:28 UTC  

SHUT IT DOWN