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7/20/2025, 3:20:56 PM
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JUST ONE OF THOSE DAYS
COMING LIKE A FREIGHT TRAIN
FIRST ONE TO COMPLAIN
ENDS UP WITH A BLOODSTAIN
NO HUMAN CONTACT
AND IF YOU INTERACT
YOUR LIFE IS ON CONTRACT
JUST ONE OF THOSE DAYS
COMING LIKE A FREIGHT TRAIN
FIRST ONE TO COMPLAIN
ENDS UP WITH A BLOODSTAIN
NO HUMAN CONTACT
AND IF YOU INTERACT
YOUR LIFE IS ON CONTRACT
7/20/2025, 12:28:28 PM
7/18/2025, 10:09:24 AM
How is it that “tradition” turned out to be so fragile and easy to do away with?
The fact that most cultures have traditions measured in dozens of lifespans or more, how is that they were so easily dispelled by modernity? One would look at the longevity of traditions as a testament to their robustness, but clearly something else is going on.
My best guess as of this writing:
>the success of tradition had much more to do with lack of competition than actual merit.
That’s not to say I don’t think my traditions have merit, but here’s the thing: I see much less merit in other culture’s traditions; I imagine the same is true in reverse.
I have a BIAS toward my culture’s traditions. The bias resists but does not oppose alternative methods in a pragmatic sense, but recoils at alternative culture’s more “decorative” traditions.
I digress. It’s fair to say most people who today support a “trad life” share this bias. Possible reasons:
>genetic predisposition
>indoctrination
Both of these are plausible and it is likely some combination.
But the bias is either not very strong, or somehow absent in a large portion of the population. We can see this through modernity and its absolute rejection of tradition and reason. I suspect these are what we call “NPCs”, but I prefer “lemmings”
Now, I’m not saying all leftists are lemmings and I’m not saying all lemmings are leftist, it’s just a personality type that largely presents in that distribution. They are a sub-consciousness (think like “sub-species” rather than in the psychological sense) that adhered to a cultures collective consciousness in a pseudo-parasitic nature. They’ve been both helpful and harmful and represented a sort of wildcard faction that mirrors and amplifies whatever they perceive as the dominant position at the time.
I believe these lemmings have been weaponized to a tremendous degree.
The fact that most cultures have traditions measured in dozens of lifespans or more, how is that they were so easily dispelled by modernity? One would look at the longevity of traditions as a testament to their robustness, but clearly something else is going on.
My best guess as of this writing:
>the success of tradition had much more to do with lack of competition than actual merit.
That’s not to say I don’t think my traditions have merit, but here’s the thing: I see much less merit in other culture’s traditions; I imagine the same is true in reverse.
I have a BIAS toward my culture’s traditions. The bias resists but does not oppose alternative methods in a pragmatic sense, but recoils at alternative culture’s more “decorative” traditions.
I digress. It’s fair to say most people who today support a “trad life” share this bias. Possible reasons:
>genetic predisposition
>indoctrination
Both of these are plausible and it is likely some combination.
But the bias is either not very strong, or somehow absent in a large portion of the population. We can see this through modernity and its absolute rejection of tradition and reason. I suspect these are what we call “NPCs”, but I prefer “lemmings”
Now, I’m not saying all leftists are lemmings and I’m not saying all lemmings are leftist, it’s just a personality type that largely presents in that distribution. They are a sub-consciousness (think like “sub-species” rather than in the psychological sense) that adhered to a cultures collective consciousness in a pseudo-parasitic nature. They’ve been both helpful and harmful and represented a sort of wildcard faction that mirrors and amplifies whatever they perceive as the dominant position at the time.
I believe these lemmings have been weaponized to a tremendous degree.
7/1/2025, 8:09:26 PM
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