Do you have a girlfriend?
ETH or BTC or STNCoin?
Do you do drugs?
Why are you so mean to (some) people?
You said ask anything
Yes.
You could use SVG, if you hate Base64 for some reason.Lightningreed wrote: ↑Tue Feb 06, 2018 3:32 pmHow to export an art from Adobe Illustrator without Base64 <(")
I am already using SVG but the tool is exporting base64 on blurred objectsgir489 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 06, 2018 3:34 pmYes.
Ethereum all the fucking way to the MOON! Not only is it better than any other coin, it has a Turing-complete system. You could write any program and run it on the block chain. How fucking crazy is that?!
I used to smoke weed, but not anymore. Maybe I will again once it becomes legal.
It's my way of expressing disdain for that person.
Great questions.
You could use SVG, if you hate Base64 for some reason.Lightningreed wrote: ↑Tue Feb 06, 2018 3:32 pmHow to export an art from Adobe Illustrator without Base64 <(")
Yes, but chimps sit around and throw shit at each other, and this sounds like it would suck.
Yeah I totally agree.
I just meant moving forward more or less, The law of entropy and what not so there is no going back, but perhaps I have placed my own bias view on the concept of tribalism.
Again perhaps I have placed my own bias view on the concept of tribalism, but it seems like that's where it tends to go in the conversations I have had in the past with others. That's why I was a little surprised to see you talking about it, after reading so many of your posts it just didn't seem to fit to me. But I really can't say I know a whole lot about tribalism either, more just what people who say they follow or are proponents of tribalism tell me. I just tend to ask questions to find out.
Yeah, perhaps this is where the aforementioned bias views stem from.
Yeah that sounds about right, unless they're attracted to each other then they will probable want to try some thing else first, then murder each other latter.
I highly suggest you watch the Twilight Zone episode "Walking Distance." It demonstrates the constant inner struggle of humanity to be something we're not. Even being conscience of this, we still fall in to the trap of GIAG syndrome. We're doomed to repeat it. We always want more, never content with what we have. This sense of need for greater purpose is what's killing us as a society.
I'm pretty sure that the episode was about growing up, not living in the past and missing what's here and now kinda thing. The monologue near the end from the Dad character kinda says this exactly, but it's art so what you take from it will tend to be subjective.gir489 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 07, 2018 2:13 pmI highly suggest you watch the Twilight Zone episode "Walking Distance." It demonstrates the constant inner struggle of humanity to be something we're not. Even being conscience of this, we still fall in to the trap of GIAG syndrome. We're doomed to repeat it. We always want more, never content with what we have. This sense of need for greater purpose is what's killing us as a society.
If throwing shit is what we're good at, I don't see why that's a problem. Then throwing shit is our purpose. I'd have it no other way.
The plot was about a man who missed the era of his childhood, but the dad character implied that he doesn't belong there. Once he got his impossible wish, he found that it didn't solve his problem, he had to find a way of finding happiness in the present.ShyTwig16 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 07, 2018 4:02 pmI'm pretty sure that the episode was about growing up, not living in the past and missing what's here and now kinda thing. The monologue near the end from the Dad character kinda says this exactly, but it's art so what you take from it will tend to be suggestive.
But what you're saying is if I want to do some thing or I'm "good" at it (not really sure how to measure that, being so suggestive), then I should just do it to my hearts content even if it conflicts with others and their wishes or needs? So if I'm a good hit man then I should just kill because I'm "good" at it? And your use of "purpose" in your last statement seems to imply that you think you have some higher purpose other than just being some random animal?
Yeah, that's basically what I was saying.gir489 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 07, 2018 4:21 pmThe plot was about a man who missed the era of his childhood, but the dad character implied that he doesn't belong there. Once he got his impossible wish, he found that it didn't solve his problem, he had to find a way of finding happiness in the present.ShyTwig16 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 07, 2018 4:02 pmI'm pretty sure that the episode was about growing up, not living in the past and missing what's here and now kinda thing. The monologue near the end from the Dad character kinda says this exactly, but it's art so what you take from it will tend to be suggestive.
So you tried to "feel better about your self" (which is kind of a funny statement when you really look at it), and failed, and it's the US government's fault, or is this just an example of the very point I was trying to make?gir489 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 07, 2018 4:21 pm...
You're missing the point, you're using a straw-man argument, always jumping to killing and murder to disprove a point. But I'll take your stupid fucking argument and run with it.
If a soldier is good at killing, let him kill the enemy. I was a very useful tool for the US government for a long time, I felt that if I used my hacking and exploit engineering powers "for good" that somehow I'd feel better about it. All it really did was absolve all my past crimes with the US government, and got me a fresh start, but it didn't make me feel better about what I was doing...
Yes some thing as subjective as the concept behind the English word "Purpose" can really only be answered by the one who asked it.
I was asking questions, and have no "agenda", never cared for debate class (pointless), and simply responded to what you said/asked. As with most conversations, this was always just a discussion for me. But I can see where a person can become emotional with the given subject matter, and it can be hard to tell with no body language to read. And I only listed my views because it seemed like you felt I had said that people have purpose and also added some extra just to be clear in own discussion (miscommunication is common).
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