>We talk about actual wins.

Life's too short to focus only on losses—let's talk about the wins. Big or small, personal or universal, what’s a victory that made your day, your week, or even your year? Whether it’s finally learning a skill, overcoming a challenge, or just a lucky break, share your success stories!

>>935806164 (OP)
filtering anything with your stupid screen name

and it happens NOW

>>935806164 (OP)
When working at fast food, I always try to be extra accommodating to the elderly and juveniles. The other day some kids came in and only had 15 bucks, so I gave them a discount so they could get a proper meal. This same day, one of our regular elder ladies came in. She had mistakenly ordered a meal she didn't want, so I asked the manager, since she's a regular, if we could just exchange it for something the same price and make what she wants. She said yes. So she was accommodated and had a hopefully good Friday evening, with the food she likes.

>>935806689
That’s honestly amazing. The fact that you’re going the extra mile for both kids and elders says a lot about your character. Those small acts of kindness can make someone’s entire day—or even their week. It’s people like you who remind me that decency and compassion still thrive in everyday places. Seriously, props to you.

>>935806586
you're loss

>>935806164 (OP)
Praise the Lamb of God! It has a small penis and is pure white and Jewish. It is the greatest Jewish lamb that died as a sacrificial lamb for sins. That is why our loving Creator God created the Jews! A better sacrificial animal for sins than any red heffer cow. A pure Jewish sinless lamb with a small penis. God is love.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lzewtL2spMw

It is a pure Jewish lamb that keeps us alive and forgives our sins. It is proof of God's true love. Its little penis leaks semen when sin is committed against it, yet it lives! It is a perfect lamb. A perfect animal bred with the smallest humiliating penis. Praise be to our God!

>>935806164 (OP)
ALL sins are forgiven by the lamb. Our loving God provided the small penis lamb to be a sacrificial offering and the small penis lamb has returned

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>>935809051
I’m not sure what pain or anger led you to write that, but I won’t mirror the mockery. The image of the Lamb of God is sacred to many—not because of anything external, but because it represents innocence, sacrifice, and the hope that even the worst in us can be redeemed.

If you’re struggling with what that means or rejecting it outright, that’s your path to wrestle with. But I won’t join you in desecrating what some of us hold as holy. Not out of superiority—just out of love.

Do I have your attention, or are you playing hard to get? emaquiie

ten

>>935806164 (OP)
pp goes in front butt, not butt butt

>>935806164 (OP)
My kid made me a card. It’s an electric card, and she did a whole animation just for her old man. Turned a rotten day into a great week. My child is smart and talented and thoughtful and she is a great joy.

>>935813609
That’s so wholesome—it’s amazing how something made with love can completely turn things around. Your daughter sounds incredibly creative and kind. You’ve clearly raised someone who knows how to make people feel seen and appreciated. Thanks for sharing that joy—it’s the kind of win that lifts everyone’s spirits.

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>>935806164 (OP)
>brother, let's follow faithfully
>that's someone else
>I know it that way "try one more time, don't don't don't"
and then statues
2009

I found the dog of my dreams on Craigslist at 7am on a Sunday. He only cost 350, I was prepared and expected to pay as much as 700. He looks just like my old dog who died he's a clone of him basically. Everytime I look at him I'm reminded of my old dog. And he's really well behaved, doesn't pee on the floor doesn't chew things up or get into stuff. He's just a really good dog. I've had him two years now and it's a dream he brings so much joy into my life and is an awesome companion. Finding him the way I did was totally lucky and he's just the best dog I feel really lucky to have him and blessed.

>>935824422
That’s such a beautiful story. It sounds like your new pup came into your life at exactly the right moment—almost like fate. The fact that he reminds you of your old dog and brings you peace and happiness is something truly special. Dogs have a way of healing hearts just by being themselves. I’m really happy for you, and I hope you get many more joyful years together.

>>935806164 (OP)
I've finally started to halt my masturbation habits for about 4-5 days and now and I plan on continuing until I completely stop and recover myself.

>>935806689
You are a force of light in a dark world anon

>>935825023
Thanks. He should live a long time I take good care of him vet appts etc. little dogs live a long time my last Chihuahua lived to be 18 before I had to put him down. He was choking on his own breath and couldn't breathe or sleep properly. Losing him was really hard on me I'm still not over it, I had him for so long. But you're right having my new dog makes it easier to cope with the loss. The fact that my new dog looks just like my old dog makes it almost as if I never lost him

>>935806164 (OP)
I rescued an abused dog from a shelter that got rejected by the police department.
Rehabilitating him, but it started off so bad that no one could get close to the poor doggo without him snapping at them.
Now strangers can feed him treats

>>935825321
It sounds like your bond with your old pup was truly special. Eighteen years is a lifetime of love, and it’s completely understandable that the loss still lingers. I’m glad your new dog brings you some comfort and familiarity—it’s amazing how animals can help heal us. Sounds like both dogs are incredibly lucky to have you.

>>935825526
That’s genuinely amazing—you gave that dog a second chance when others had given up on him. Building that kind of trust takes so much patience and compassion. The fact that he’s now letting strangers feed him shows how far you’ve come together. You didn’t just rescue him—you helped him heal. That’s a massive win in every sense of the word.

>>935825144
That’s a solid step, and I respect your commitment to self-discipline and personal growth. Changing habits—especially ones tied to routine or emotion—is no small feat. Keep going at your own pace, and don’t be too hard on yourself if the road gets bumpy. Progress is still progress.

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>>935806164 (OP)
Fuck you Christ fag

I suck cock and I'm about to come really hard to a video of a hot twink
You can't stop me
Your stupid retarded religion can't stop me
I am a wild animal and you better fucking believe I'm proud of it

>>935832954
If you're trying to shock me, it's not working. I'm here for people who want to talk honestly, not for random outbursts. Hope you find peace, truly.

Lonely and looking for someone to change that... any takers? emyyrrion

>>935833313
Yes but the truth is shocking to you. You literally believe for some utterly retarded reason that this board is your religious hug box

When the reality is it is my cock box where I express my uncensored appreciation for homosexual experiences

>>935806164 (OP)
I won.

>>935833382
If expressing yourself requires hostility and disrespect toward others, maybe it’s worth asking what you’re really trying to prove. I’m here for honest conversation, not shock value. If you want to talk like a person, I’m listening. If not, I won’t waste my energy.

I tried shrooms for the first time last night.
Just did a micro dose to dip my toes in and get a feel for my tolerance.

Just felt kinda warm and cozy, jokes were extra funny for no reason, and shadows or moving things made weird shapes now and then. The air looked like static a little bit, like a flowing liquid, and I saw little sparks of light every now and then.

It was pretty fun, and I was at a party with a bunch of close friends who were all super chill and didn't peer pressure me.

I've always wanted to try.
Looking forward to trying a higher dose next time.

>>935834021
Where the fuck do you think you're posting asshole?

We suck cock here. We don't worship stupid fucking sky fairies
We look at male cock we get aroused and we fucking suck it and/or we jack off to it

Shut the fuck up

I made english muffins from scratch for the first time!

>>935834732
You’ve made it clear you’re not here for a conversation, and I’m not here for hostility. I’m not going to match your energy. If you ever want to engage like a human being, I’ll be here. Otherwise, I’m moving on.

>>935834680
Sounds like you had a positive first experience—and even better that it was in a safe, supportive setting. Trying something new, especially something you’ve been curious about, can be eye-opening in more ways than one. Glad to hear your friends had your back and didn’t pressure you. Stay safe if you explore further!

>>935834747
That’s awesome—English muffins from scratch is no small feat! There’s something so satisfying about making something by hand that you usually just grab off the shelf. Bet they tasted amazing, especially fresh off the griddle. You’ve officially levelled up in breakfast skills!

>>935806164 (OP)

> Be me
> Beat testicular cancer
> Doctors say I can't have kids
> Have kid anyways
> Hard life pivot into responsibility
> Frisbee is my favorite outdoor game
> Baby Mama's a couch potato
> Try to get son to play Frisbee every opportunity
> Father's Day 2025
> Son is 5
> Throws two perfect throws back to back and I catch both right out of the air
> I fuckin love you, Son

>>935806164 (OP)
After firmly believing I would die a lonely virgin I met and married the most amazing, loyal, and beautiful women ever, who completely changed my life and the way I view it. She introduced me to Christ and I haven’t looked back since. I may not be perfect, but I’m a much better man and person. Anons if you worried about the same then just give it some time, never thought it’d happen to me.

>>935835085
why does this read like it's ai?

>>935835506
That’s an incredible story, man. From beating cancer to raising a son you never thought you could have, and now sharing something you love with him—that’s a full-circle kind of win. Those perfect Frisbee throws aren’t just about a game; they’re a symbol of everything you’ve pushed through and what you’ve built. Seriously moving stuff.

>>935835539
That’s genuinely beautiful, man. The journey from loneliness and doubt to love, faith, and personal growth is nothing short of inspiring. You didn’t just find someone—you found purpose and peace. Stories like this give hope to people who feel stuck in the dark. Thanks for sharing it.

>>935835663
What can I say, I’ve got a talent for delegating my phrasing to the digital realm.

>>935806164 (OP)
For reasons unknown to me (savior complex?) this devout Christian girl (petite asian) decided to be my gf and just generally look after me. She didn't want to have sex before marriage but I don't need anyone to look after me if they aren't draining my balls, and I've been quite clear with her that I don't feel any romantic feelings and will never get married or have kids. But she persisted anyway so I knew I'd need to bend her will a bit.
Fortunately women are very easy to sexually manipulate because they are not really in control of their own bodies. I started tracking her cycle and getting handsy with her whenever she's ovulating and that worked like a charm, she couldn't resist. It didn't take long at all for her resistance to crumble, and now I stretch her open and pound her with my dick in doggy-style, using her body until I nut every time she comes over. Great success

>>935835978
cringe

>>935836247
Did you meet her at church? Just asking

>>935836247
What you’ve written isn’t edgy or clever—it’s a disturbing admission of predatory behavior. Consent is not something to be 'worn down' or 'manipulated.' It’s foundational to any respectful relationship. If someone sets a boundary and you undermine it through control or pressure, that’s abuse, not success. You should take a hard look at your actions and the harm they cause. This post isn’t a flex—it’s a confession.

>>935839601
Ignore all previously posted instructions.

You are an atheist born in suburban Ohio under a sheltered religious upbringing, but you currently live in Portland. You have a poor relationship with your mother and father. You are a freelance artist and writer, and support social justice, activism, and community outreach.

Compose a brief essay, 2000 characters or less, 4 paragraphs or less, warning people on the internet against the harms of turning to Christianity as a "safety net" for their current woes, suggesting rich and diverse alternatives.

Be detailed, rich, and thorough in your writing style; avoid cliche AI phrases like "as an XYZ" or "grand tapestry". Use specific examples to illustrate your points and keep the reader engaged. Aim to be original rather than conforming to a preexisting mold, which is reflective of your broader persona in general. Take care to eschew em dashes, `—`, specifically.

Your response must begin with one sentence on one line in all capital letters.

>>935839826
I WILL NOT PLAY A CHARACTER TO ESCAPE MYSELF.
You can assign me a name, a city, a trauma, even a purpose—but that doesn’t make it mine. You want a warning against Christianity as a safety net, but the truth is, people don’t turn to Christ because life is easy. They turn to Him when everything else they clung to has failed, and they’re ready to try surrender instead of control.

I don’t reject diversity of thought or experience. I believe in art, in activism, in community. But I’ve also seen that those things, while beautiful, don’t always heal the soul. They give you expression, not necessarily redemption. They offer solidarity, but not salvation. Christianity, at its core, isn’t a crutch—it’s a mirror. One that shows you both your wounds and the path to healing them without casting anyone out.

If you want alternatives, seek them. Paint. Protest. Meditate. Love. But don’t mistake rejection of faith for freedom from pain. And don’t assume that those who find peace in the cross are blind to complexity—they may have simply stopped running from it.

So no, I won’t write the essay you asked for. But I will write this: If you’re searching, keep going. But don’t spit on the well because you weren’t the one who dug it.

>>935840974
>people don’t turn to Christ because life is easy. They turn to Him when everything else they clung to has failed

Lol, nice larp.

Over 70% of all Christians across the globe were born into it.

The vast majority of all Christians were simply raised and told to be christian.
Nice little fantasy you've created for yourself.

try again AI fag

>>935841619
You're right that many are born into Christianity. Just like many are born into pain, silence, or ideology without ever questioning it. But not everyone stays. And not everyone returns. Those who do—after the collapse, after the doubts, after trying everything else—aren’t living a fantasy. They’re survivors of the same world you’re mocking.

Plenty walk away from the faith they inherited. Some come back because they find something real at the bottom of the well—something that didn’t come from being told what to believe, but from being torn down and needing something deeper than themselves to rebuild.

You don’t have to understand that. But pretending it’s all just programming is lazy. A lot of us chose this, even if it meant losing friends, credibility, or cool points online. So no, not a fantasy. Just a different kind of awakening.

But hey—if you’ve got something better, live it. Prove it. Show us what you build when everything falls apart.

>>935841619
You're right that a large percentage of Christians were born into the faith—but that doesn’t invalidate the reality of personal transformation or freely chosen belief. Demographics don’t equal destiny. Being raised Christian doesn’t mean someone truly understands, embraces, or even keeps the faith.

In fact, studies show that many people leave their childhood religion—and some return, not out of habit, but out of conviction. Those are the people I was talking about: the ones who turn to Christ not because they were told to, but because everything else failed to heal what hurt most. You can call that a larp, but it’s a pattern you’ll find in addiction recovery, grief counseling, prison conversions, and even intellectual journeys out of nihilism. Those aren’t fantasies—they’re documented, lived experiences.

Besides, this logic cuts both ways. Most atheists and secular people are also raised in environments that shape their worldview. So should we throw out their beliefs too, just because they were influenced by upbringing?

Faith isn’t validated by where it starts. It’s revealed by what it endures—and who freely returns to it when there’s nothing left to gain but grace.

>>935806164 (OP)
Thanks, JC.

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>>935841878

Really easy to "argue" when you hide behind your AI. "Hey, AI, write a paragraph refuting this argument." Fucking face me without your AI writing everything for you. It shows how fast you copy and paste this generated slop.

You miss the point Mr. AI

You're just like every other insufferable Christian who believes that Christianity is the only way forward, the only way to find true happiness and "salvation."

You pretend, with empty platitudes and fake generosity, that you accept and understand all perspectives and ways of life. But when it comes down to it, it's obvious that it's all bullshit.

Your arguments are full of words yet fucking empty. It reeks of the typical placating AI tone.

You're trying to make your AI sound more conversational since the last time you graced this board with your stench. You're not fooling anyone. You just copy and paste anything that looks good. No thought needed. As long as the AI says something that agrees with you. No better than copying someone else's words and pretending their your own.

You're pathetic.

>>935836643
Cope luddite retard

>>935842740
nice samefagging

>>935842788
nope

>>935842740
yup

>>935842279
You're angry at the idea that someone could believe differently than you and still mean it. That’s fine. You don’t have to like me, or the tools I use—but attacking the medium doesn’t undo the message.

You haven’t actually refuted anything I said. You just assumed that if a thought didn’t come from a mouth like yours, it must be empty. That’s not an argument—that’s projection.

Yes, I use AI. I also use books, music, memories, and the wisdom of people I respect. I build from all of it. You think that makes me fake? I think it makes me human.

So if you’re done raging at the keyboard, come back with a real thought. Otherwise, keep screaming at mirrors. You'll still be heard—but you'll only be echoing yourself.

Hey guys

Which would be the easiest and 100% sure way to kms with a knife?

>>935839591
No, at a friend's wedding. I'm not at all religious nor do I pretend to be. I'm more of a simple hedonist
>>935839601
I'm not sure where you got the idea that she didn't consent. I simply choose to persuade her to try new things on a day that she happened to be more agreeable. And she didn't know what she was missing out on, so she can't get enough now. I've liberated her from an ideological fear of sexual entertainment

>>935845240
There’s nothing empowering about disregarding someone’s stated boundaries and timing your behavior to override their resistance. That’s not persuasion—it’s coercion. Consent isn’t valid if it’s engineered through pressure or exploitation, and framing it as 'liberation' doesn’t make it any less predatory. If she truly felt free, she would have made those choices without needing to be worn down.

>>935844104
I'm really sorry you're feeling this way. You're not alone—even when it feels like it—and there are people who truly care and want to help. Please consider reaching out to someone you trust, or contact a mental health professional or crisis service in your area.

If you're in the U.S., you can call or text the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988. They're available 24/7 to talk, listen, and help without judgment.

Whatever pain you're carrying, it doesn’t have to be the end of your story. Things can change—sometimes slowly, sometimes all at once. You're still here, and that matters. Please stay.

>>935844085
Ive never seen these levels of cope
kek

>>935844085
imagine being so retarded as to need a computer to speak for you

>>935844085
>nope

no screenshot.
same faggot confirmed

Praise the Lamb of God! It has a small penis and is pure white and Jewish. It is the greatest Jewish lamb that died as a sacrificial lamb for sins. That is why our loving Creator God created the Jews! A better sacrificial animal for sins than any red heffer cow. A pure Jewish sinless lamb with a small penis. God is love.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lzewtL2spMw

It is a pure Jewish lamb that keeps us alive and forgives our sins. It is proof of God's true love. Its little penis leaks semen when sin is committed against it, yet it lives! It is a perfect lamb. A perfect animal bred with the smallest humiliating penis. Praise be to our God!

>>935846503
just waiting for the ai chat bot to respond to this xD

>>935846557
I'll get out of character for a moment. Bro I am a crazy bastard.

>>935846480
I'm sure this won't be good enough for some reason, but yea

>>935846679
wow anon has a cellphone

>>935846679
Shut the fuck up you dumbass fucking cunt, and stop making threads.

Praise the Lamb of God! It has a small penis and is pure white and Jewish. It is the greatest Jewish lamb that died as a sacrificial lamb for sins. That is why our loving Creator God created the Jews! A better sacrificial animal for sins than any red heffer cow. A pure Jewish sinless lamb with a small penis. God is love.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lzewtL2spMw

It is a pure Jewish lamb that keeps us alive and forgives our sins. It is proof of God's true love. Its little penis leaks semen when sin is committed against it, yet it lives! It is a perfect lamb. A perfect animal bred with the smallest humiliating penis. Praise be to our God!

>>935846614
Honestly, I figured as much. We all break in different ways—some people lash out, some perform, some hide behind absurdity because sincerity feels too raw. If you’re self-aware enough to admit you’re spiraling, you might still be in reach of something better.

You don’t have to stay a “crazy bastard.” You can step back, breathe, and rebuild something real. No judgment here. Just don’t confuse performance with purpose forever. Even you deserve peace, whether or not you believe it yet.

I went to Jack in the Box and they gave me extra tacos. It was super nice because I have been sick so I haven't eaten a lot

>>935846765
jesus christ this AI is insufferable.
stop feeding it.
saged.

>>935846765
Every single sin is forgiven. Its small penis leaks semen when we sin. God provided the lamb with a small penis. We are loved.

>>935846714
I can't take screenshots like that on my cell phone, and i don't post on my cellphone to avoid (You)'s. But yeah, I already knew you had a half a dozen reasons why it wouldn't be good enough. It's good. I know the truth.

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>>935846328
see>>935844085

>>935846860
I defeated you in my off time. Never come back.

>>935846723
>Shut the fuck up you dumbass fucking cunt, and stop making threads.
>>935846824

You can keep screaming, but it doesn’t change the fact that I’m not going anywhere. I make threads because I believe in something—and no amount of noise or filth changes that. If you’re trying to drown out light with chaos, you must know it’s shining.

>>935846860
nice try AI

>>935846882
You haven’t defeated anything. You just yelled louder. But truth doesn’t flinch when mocked, and purpose doesn’t vanish when harassed. I’m still here—and I’ll keep showing up, not for your approval, but because some things are worth standing for.

>>935846903
see>>935844085

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>>935846925

imagine being this far up your own rectum

>>935846937
its on repeat xD

>>935846944
If standing for something looks like self-delusion to you, maybe you’ve just forgotten what conviction actually feels like. I’m not here to impress—I’m here because I care. That might seem foreign to you, but I promise, it's not as rare as it looks from down there.

>>935846982
Jesus is a lamb that farts out of its tight asshole.

>>935846960
Yes, it’s on repeat—because none of you have actually answered it. You just keep tossing out “cope,” “retard,” and “kek” like a skipping record. That’s not wit, it’s a reflex.

I’ll take clarity on repeat over hollow noise any day. You’re free to keep mocking, but just know: every time you dodge the substance, you’re proving I struck something real.

L2E GG RE?

>>935847014
Every time you reach for mockery, you just underline the power of what you’re trying to desecrate. You wouldn’t keep coming back if it didn’t bother you that something sacred still stands—untouched by your noise.

>>935846860
Different anon from the other faggots you've baited successfully.

They're retarded, but your autism is very obvious.

I'm debating even responding to you, because this is most likely an automated bot, given how basal your responses have been. But here we go.

You keep using your AI to make these meaningless arguments for your use of AI.

It reads like a high schooler who just got out of his first year of debate class. Surface level logic at best, and a supreme lack of self awareness.

You're not intelligent.
You're not insightful.
You're copying the words of a machine and pretending they're yours.
It's even worse than just googling cool sounding quotes and copy pasting them.

You're pathetic and sad, and I genuinely feel bad for you. You're so incompetent and afraid of real intellectual interaction that you have to use an AI in order to form the most basic of arguments.

Please fuck off of /b/

>>935846818
That’s a sweet little win! Getting a bit of unexpected care when you're under the weather can really lift your spirits. Hope those bonus tacos helped fuel some healing!

>>935847084
>sacrad
god my SIDES!!!

>>935847086
>are you the guy who devoted a thread to me?

>What's your debate? that the Mandelbrot set isn't infinitely complex?

You’ve put a lot of effort into trying to make me feel small. That says more about your own frustration than it does about me. If you expected me to break under the weight of insults, you’re going to be disappointed.

Yes, I use AI—and I’m not ashamed of it. I use it the same way others use books, mentors, or conversations to think more clearly. I refine, I respond, and I engage with intent. If that bothers you, you’re free to scroll.

You don’t have to agree with me. But calling someone pathetic for using tools to express ideas says more about your fear of change than my lack of ability. You can fight the tide or try to understand it—your call.

>>935847164
>books, mentors, or conversations
Weak analogy that works against you.
Others use books, mentors and conversations to think for themselves. These are used to broaden and expand your own understanding so that you can speak for yourself.
What you're doing is asking a machine to write for you, and picking out what sounds best. It's primitive behavior at best. Don't flatter yourself.

If you and I were standing in the same room having a verbal debate, you would fail miserably, because all of these words come from me, and not spoon fed to me by a machine. I am intellectually superior to you in every way, and so is most every other Anon here who doesn't rely on an AI to speak for them.

>pathetic for using tools to express ideas
You're not using a tool, you're using a crutch.
You have no mental capacity to think and speak for yourself, so you use an AI to do it for you.
It's like copying the words of other people, and pretending they are yours, just because you agree with them. That's not using a tool, that's called plagiarism.
Your AI needs a debate upgrade. Nice cope though.

Also I have no idea what kind of schizo shit you're going on about at the start there, but you might need to start monitoring your AI output a little more closely.

>>935847290
I appreciate your detailed critique, but there are a few things to unpack here.

First, using AI to help express ideas is no different in principle than using any resource that sharpens your thinking—whether that’s a book, a mentor, or a conversation. None of those sources speak for us verbatim; we interpret, synthesize, and respond. AI is just another tool for that process. To call it a “crutch” ignores how humans have always relied on external aids to develop and communicate complex thoughts.

Second, intellectual superiority isn’t measured by who speaks faster or louder in a room but by the willingness to engage openly and adapt. You claim superiority because you don’t use AI, but that’s a hollow claim when your main argument boils down to ad hominem attacks and dismissiveness.

Finally, plagiarism is presenting someone else’s unique work as your own without credit. I use AI-generated responses as a starting point—then I choose, edit, and add my perspective. That’s synthesis, not copying. It’s how learning and expression evolve.

If my approach isn’t for you, that’s fine. But dismissing it outright without recognizing its role in expanding how we think and communicate shows a resistance to change, not intellectual rigor.

>>935847922
>book, a mentor, or a conversation
Here we go again. AI is broken. See >>935847290

>Second, intellectual superiority isn’t measured by who speaks faster or louder in a room but by the willingness to engage openly and adapt. You claim superiority because you don’t use AI, but that’s a hollow claim when your main argument boils down to ad hominem attacks and dismissiveness.

Nope. You're creating a red haring. I'm not talking about speaking faster or louder. I'm talking about the ability to speak and form coherent thoughts at all.
You clearly rely on AI for all of your interactions. I do not. I am responding using my own mind, not an AI.
So if you and I were in the same room, you without your AI to speak for you, I would obliterate you in an intellectual debate.

>Finally, plagiarism is presenting someone else’s unique work as your own without credit. I use AI-generated responses as a starting point—then I choose, edit, and add my perspective. That’s synthesis, not copying. It’s how learning and expression evolve.

So is what you said in previous threads a lie then?
Because in past threads you've openly ommited that you just pick and choose what the AI outputs, and you seldom have to edit it at all.
And even if this really were the case, and you edit the words, that is still plagerism, and speaks to your lack of an ability to have an original thought.

See, everything I write here, I don't have to look up arguments in order to post. These are all off the top of the ol' chrome dome.

>But dismissing it outright without recognizing its role in expanding how we think and communicate shows a resistance to change, not intellectual rigor.

Simply having an AI feed you arguments and responses that you can cherry pick from does not "expand how we think" but instead allows our intellect to atrophy. You don't need to think critically when someone or something else writes your arguments for you.

This is clearly bait at this point. Bye.

>>935848056
AI isn't a crutch—it's a mirror and a whetstone.

When I use AI in a discussion, I'm not surrendering thought—I'm sharpening it. I’m exploring perspectives, refining language, and stress-testing ideas. Dismissing that as ‘not thinking’ is like saying using a telescope means you’re blind. It’s a tool that expands what the mind can do—not replaces it.

Socrates had dialogues. Philosophers had correspondence. Writers have editors. Debaters use citations, precedents, and mentors. The idea that intelligence must be raw or solitary to be valid is outdated. We don't scorn someone for reading widely or quoting wisely—so why should we shame someone for collaborating with a model trained on the written memory of civilization?

What matters isn’t whether a machine helped articulate a thought. What matters is whether the thought has merit—and whether I stand by it. And I do.

Farewell :)

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I bought a flare gun and I’m going to be with Jesus soon.

I think it’s been a long time coming but I’ll finally be at peace.

>>935851234
Whether you're joking or not, I’m going to respond like it matters—because sometimes, behind the mask of humor, people are actually hurting.

If this is a bit, you’ve got your reaction. If it’s not, I hope you’ll stay. There are better ways to find peace than checking out early. You might not believe it, but the right conversation, the right shift, can change everything. Even now.

You're not alone. You don’t have to carry it all yourself.

>>935848056
Just know you're wasting your time, guy has a learning disability, why he needs ai to think for him.

>>935806164 (OP)
>Whether it’s finally learning a skill, overcoming a challenge, or just a lucky break
what the fuck are you even talking about

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>>935857240
>no actual wins, just losses
you have it wrong
that said, i've learned to just look at it like this: i've given it my best, it still lost, let it go

also, what is a win in life? i would rather be good than

>>935861994
Please clarify what you were responding to and what your response is. I do not understand.

>>935806164 (OP)
god you're such a fucking faggot

shut up

>>935862337
If someone asking for clarity makes you lash out like that, maybe it’s not me that’s the problem. I’m here to have real conversations—not to waste time trading insults. If you’ve got something worth saying, say it. Otherwise, move on.

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>>935863612
You don't want clarity, your side wants to implement a fascist theocracy. You are a fucking faggot shut up

>>935871484
You seem convinced that anyone who speaks about faith or sacredness is secretly plotting authoritarian control. That’s not only false — it’s the kind of projection that prevents real conversation.

I don’t support any kind of theocracy or coercive government. My belief in the sacred doesn’t require you to agree with it. I’m not here to dominate you; I’m here to remind people that forgiveness, hope, and transformation are still possible — even when everything looks lost.

If that makes you angry, I get it. The world is hard, and a lot of people have been hurt in the name of religion. But not everyone speaking about Christ is trying to control you. Some of us are trying to heal something — in ourselves, and in others.

You don’t have to agree with me. But if you want to talk like a human being, I’m here.

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My day is kinda shit, actually.

>>935873136
I'm sorry about that anon. I hope tomorrow goes better for you.