Anonymous
7/2/2025, 4:05:00 PM No.24514313
At what point did you put aside the distraction of fanciful poetry and escapist novels and instead take up Philosophy?
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Anonymous
7/2/2025, 4:19:10 PM No.24514356
>>24514313 (OP)
at the age of 16 or something
at the age of 16 or something
Anonymous
7/3/2025, 1:37:46 AM No.24515823
>>24514313 (OP)
Arab girl butt.
Arab girl butt.
Anonymous
7/3/2025, 1:55:42 AM No.24515865
10 years ago I realised that philosophy was a waste of time for me to study and that literature is vastly superior
Sometimes I feel like studying philosophy and sadly I read 10 pages of Plotinus last night, but ultimately I know that it's a waste
Sometimes I feel like studying philosophy and sadly I read 10 pages of Plotinus last night, but ultimately I know that it's a waste
Anonymous
7/3/2025, 2:02:18 AM No.24515890
When the Lord had me pondering Him in my soul, things took a turn for the metaphysical.
Anonymous
7/3/2025, 2:06:22 AM No.24515907
Philosophy is mostly escapism for people who lack fluid intelligence but have a deep longing, sort of like how porn is importsnt for manlets with a high sex drive and a small dick and can’t fuck. That is to say we all like porn, just like we all like philosophy, but only men who are lacking build their taste for it into their identity and lifestyle
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Anonymous
7/3/2025, 2:25:45 AM No.24515948
>>24515907
I don't like pornography, it spoils everything. I loathe it. I tolerate philosophy--as in Plato, and some bits of writing that have a philosophical bend for logic & rhetorical sake. But even though my religion I don't consider a crutch, it feels more like I am simply obliged, in the same way I'm obliged to drink water.
Theology is admittedly quite enjoyable and edifying, the way I see it.
But I do feel an obligation to love wholesomely and not reductively & selfishly. The real reason being that everything second rate is costly and causes chaos. I really have a moralizing and puritanical bend, though it wasn't because I was 'told' exactly. I found out the hard way!
>TL;DR: Philosophy, faith, science, shouldn't always be characterized as a venture that is a crutch. It's what us creatures do. In the same way a dog needs to wag it's tail, or a butterfly needs to feed on some pollen.
I don't like pornography, it spoils everything. I loathe it. I tolerate philosophy--as in Plato, and some bits of writing that have a philosophical bend for logic & rhetorical sake. But even though my religion I don't consider a crutch, it feels more like I am simply obliged, in the same way I'm obliged to drink water.
Theology is admittedly quite enjoyable and edifying, the way I see it.
But I do feel an obligation to love wholesomely and not reductively & selfishly. The real reason being that everything second rate is costly and causes chaos. I really have a moralizing and puritanical bend, though it wasn't because I was 'told' exactly. I found out the hard way!
>TL;DR: Philosophy, faith, science, shouldn't always be characterized as a venture that is a crutch. It's what us creatures do. In the same way a dog needs to wag it's tail, or a butterfly needs to feed on some pollen.
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Anonymous
7/3/2025, 2:27:49 AM No.24515953
>>24515907
>*I posit survival causes one to philosophize. Of course some do it as 'mental masturbation.'
>Of that you're extremely correct.
>*I posit survival causes one to philosophize. Of course some do it as 'mental masturbation.'
>Of that you're extremely correct.
Anonymous
7/3/2025, 3:09:39 AM No.24516065
>>24514313 (OP)
who is the slam pig
who is the slam pig
Anonymous
7/3/2025, 3:13:38 AM No.24516078
>>24514313 (OP)
non fiction <<< fiction ~ math
non fiction <<< fiction ~ math
Anonymous
7/3/2025, 6:08:58 AM No.24516482