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 No.898[Reply]

is the biggest cope ever.

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 No.897[Reply]

How do I make NEET friends?

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 No.888[Reply]

We are not superior to normal people in terms of intelligence like the common coping sentiment suggests.
We are not smart unless we excell in life. Yes, that is right.
Intelligence is the massive of the qualities of the ability to accurately construct the model of the objective reality. Those qualities include the speed, accuracy and detail.
If you have the ability to do do that, then you know how to manipulate the reality to shift the outcomes however you please.

Now why in the world would you deliberately choose not to use such an ability to achieve your desired goals in life provided you actually have it?

Generally speaking, It is much more likely that the person who is not using their intelligence to help themselves in life simply doesnt have enough of it than it is that they deliberately refuse to do so out of some principle or belief.

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 No.887[Reply]

I'm too stupid to accurately analyze haven't totally imploded yet. I base my projection of global events on the status of two states without any meaningful imperial activity rather than looking at conflicts between world powers competing for economic influence. Because World War I was started by Haiti, right?

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 No.892[Reply]

If anything I feel like the vast majority of people have a vague feeling that there's something deeply wrong with the world. Sure, most of them blame the wrong things and people, but the feeling is there. But, on the other hand, as you've pointed out, the vast majority of people are too comfortable to do anything, other than moan maybe. And why would they do anything? To them, things are fine as they are. Even leftists like to avoid admitting that a lot of them are actually doing quite well. Just about everyone experiences oppression in one way or another, and people are aware of it, but 99% of the time it's the "fuarrrking cops gave me a fine for speeding again" sort of oppression, not the "my whole family got sent to the labour camp" kind. The ones who experience more overt forms of oppression and try to resist are dealt with quickly, and those who'd like to support them are often too afraid to do so, and for very good reasons.

It's a paradox - everything is soykaf, but at the same time, everything is fine. Or, it'd be more accurate to say, everything is soykaf, but not everywhere, and not all at once. Of course it's difficult to do something against a system you're fine living under. At the same time, you feel like you have to do something. So what do you do? You moan. You blame the freemasons, the Jews, the rich, the Russians, or whoever else you like. But you don't actually do anything.

It's like a balancing act. Things may get better, and no one will have any reason to complain, but I think it's more probable that this decline will continue. Perhaps at some point this will make people uncomfortable enough to actually take action, or they might keep putting up with it. Until then, one of the things we can do is make people uncomfortable - in a good way. Whether things get better or not is out of our control, but we can always make people uneasy about how the world is. Whether they choose to do anything about it is, again, out of our control, but it might just make some of them more inclined to at the very least vote differently.
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 No.893

>>892
Are you an actual guy or a bot?
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 No.894

>>893
hahahaha
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 No.895

>>894
That doesn't answer my question.
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 No.896

>>895
>soykaf

This is probably a bot that copied a lainchan post.

Also there are other threads with this behaviour: >>157059

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 No.889[Reply]

Food quality also decreased. Partly probably due people not being able to afford former standard. That's the kind of decline i meant. And you can tie it to policies because one of the things they did was double land taxes under "oy we didnt raise them for a while lets recalculate" and the people still voted them again into power. Other taxes likewise rose among mandatory insurance which doesn't count as tax but is enforced by state and realistically is one since you can't opt out and the rate is set by state.

Live goes on but its getting worse and i mentioned voting because its the most low risk resistance i can imagine and they still aren't willing to even do just that. Often these people genuinely reply to me with " we will vote different when it gets really bad" like when is that? Probably never, they hope they can delay the conflict and ride it out to the grave.
And right now you essentially have pensioners dominating. Olds are essentially sacrificing their descendants future to have a comfy cruise to the grave while the minority of young kids has by definition of being a minority no say in the manner.

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 No.890[Reply]

is for wagecucks to feel meaning in their lives

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 No.891[Reply]

I’ve seen a lot of people commit suicide. wish I had the will to do that
I always have felt like something is missing
I don't know what I'll do

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 No.884[Reply]

The 2020s is similar to the 1920s in that the 20s ended with a bang with the stock market crash. 2028 will be the trigger of two decades of build up for this collapse. Just like people viewed the Soviet collapse as a black swan, we will have another black swan event.

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 No.885[Reply]

Yeah that’s right, we’re looking that far ahead today. One thing I want to clear up about population drops is that the literal number of people gone matters much less than how we lose all those people.

As far as I’m concerned, the actual drop in numbers doesn’t matter. What we’re all going to expect from population collapse (it’s actually inevitable in a lot of countries or has already happened) definitely does. When I say population collapse, I don’t simply mean a massive decline in the amount of people around. I also mean a massive shift in the type of people around. Currently every generation right now is getting older and larger in their overall size. Adults make up a disproportionate part of the population overall, and that share is going to cause the crisis to last longer than it should.

For example, look at Ukraine. Post USSR collapse, the country is still in a demographic crisis that is fucking over the potential of its people to ever see anything good come out of it decades after the first population collapse was realized.

You get the point. The first time population collapse happens in any country, you can expect multiple waves of decline to come after for decades afterwards. You cannot really adapt at all in that environment.

Although population crises aren’t new to human history, they normally don’t last this long nor are this severe. I don’t know how people are going to adapt to a planet with a physically dying humanity and ecosystem.

I don’t know what to expect out of this. Without anyone to maintain cities a lot of housing and infrastructure is going to collapse along with supply chains that could support a much larger populace. The new generation doesn’t really have a lot of support in life to handle any of the responsibilities they’ll be dealing with when the decline increases in its severity eitber. Most of the elderly are going to become impoverished given how useless pensions are compared to familial support (you know the thing that they don’t really have right now) for long term care.

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