the only social construct is thinking religion is a social construct

1. It would seem that it is at least possible to live a better or worse life,
2. If life were better off dead then the bloodline of organisms which prefer non-being would be self-limiting and select themselves out of being,
3. Hence being is good, and being well is best;
4. Every organism is endowed with certain capacities and forms, and these particular capacities and forms must exist because they are some approximation of the "objective laws" by which the universe operates (if your bloodline was not reflective of the objective laws of the universe, they would have been self-limiting and also select themselves out of being),
5. so fulfilling the capacities unique to human beings that allow us to partake in Eternal is objectively Good (or objectively in our self-interest),
6. and it would seem that our natures/souls (our capacities and forms) are fixed,
7. so the laws through which we partake in the Eternal (or best engender our particular human nature) are fixed as well,
8. hence for every particular nature there are a particular set of laws that, if broken, bring no True Good for the lawbreaker.
9. AKA - morality is objective

What is what

Why is what

What is the reason my forehead is huge

Why is my life

Why is my

What is my

WHY

*hit blunt*
What is even nothing when there is not a when or "a" at all or a "even" or a "or"?
Answer: nothing

If nothingness is truly nothingness, does this means nothingness is devoided of all concepts including that which is non-concepts?
If it exists then it doesn't, if it doesn't then it does or better yet, it isn't

Realization of such Grandness will result in the Path to name the God who is transcending and beyond of such thing

Humanity will be driven to madness as they dive into something they pridefully believe they will understand despite it being beyond their reach
Madness will either result in Accepting or worse, Death

Thats not a forehead.

That is a five-, maybe a five-and-a-half- head.

<@&682288520680964151> Should you read Das Capital or the Communist Manifesto first?

Capital

Communist manifesto is worthless

Literally a 30 page or so pamphlet

Even if you arent a commie capital is alright

Read Lenin

Das Kapital.

All of his pamphlets and overall works are more fulfilling

Anyone read Mao's "On Contradiction"?

I started but didn't get very far and idk if I should bother finishing.

It was interesting while I was at it

It's not very long

https://www.marxists.org/reference/archive/stirner/ego-and-its-own.htm

> WHY
@Potato is me
Yeah, why?

@Revolt Against Everything how close to death? Spiritually speaking.

Why

Why

Why is why

Begging the question inspires etymological reports.

Origin: before 900; Middle English; Old English hwī, hwȳ, instrumental case of hwæt what ; cognate with Old Norse hvī

— Usage_note
See reason .

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@Gothik Extravaganza *hits blunt* I say it is close to the point of completely losing the self, either complete Emptiness or Chaos like a living Hell

One may strive all the life to search for such goals just to end up being nothing
Problem is, how does one accept that nothing? Perhaps at that point one may have driven themselves to death or just to survive as they look at each days as nothing more than jokes as they see their own colleagues, friends, family
They may as well pondered each days how foolish people are and how no one is "enough" yet deep down they knew that they are the ones who were foolish
Either way, t'is still the same thing: its still the Death of the Self, Death of Identity, Death of one's own Existence and Being

Pass that blunt this way, @Revolt Against Everything and I'll kindly express how near I am to reaching the death of dreaming, again. Reality isn't all it's cracked up to be and if you take my advice, dear nihilist, you might even see the abyss blink.

@Gothik Extravaganza *pass the blunt* man, i had seen the void blinks as it stares down my very own very small Existence, only God can help me now and I'm dareth not wonder how God works

I saw men falling and men giving up
But for what pride did i not gave up