There are no 'men-in-themselves' such as the philosophers talk about, but only men of a time, of a locality, of a race, of a personal cast, who contend in battle with a given world and win through or fail, while the universe around them moves slowly on with a godlike unconcern. This battle is life — life, indeed, in the Nietzschean sense, a grim, pitiless, no-quarter battle of the Will-to-Power.

https://youtu.be/p2_p_qwIyZ4

The will-to-power is intolerant — all that is Faustian wills to reign alone. The Apollinian feeling, on the contrary, with its world of coexistent individual things, is tolerant as a matter of course.

yes.

the cult of personality/creditialism is frowned upon here, and rightfully so.

i spent the entire day posting about things i cannot æffect in any meaningful way.

i spent the entire day posting with my frens on /ourboard/ about things we cannot æffect in any meaningful way.

is there a correlation between the rising number of mental health services/practitioners and the rising suicide rates.

i like to get up early (4 A.M.) so as to prepare for another long day of posting about shit i cannot æffect in any meaningful way.

i wish to sexually abuse the corpse of the blackcock ceo.

may i see it?

nigger, i am homeless.

is this a mcdonalds walkthrough or not, i am late for penis inspection.

this paradox, this strange contradiction between material prosperity and demographic decline, weighs heavily upon my conscience and intellect alike, for it presents a profound challenge not only to the sustainability of our societies, but also to the very ideals i hold dear—ideals rooted in faith, in justice, in tradition, and in the dialectical evolution of human civilization. how is it, i ask myself in moments of quiet prayer and rigorous ideological self-examination, that the very systems which have lifted millions from poverty, which have extended life spans, empowered individuals, and expanded personal freedoms, are now seemingly leading to the erosion of generational continuity, to the quiet hollowing out of families, communities, and ultimately, entire cultures? and more urgently, what role—if any—can spiritual conviction, religious duty, and ideological commitment play in reversing this trend, in breathing new life into a world that seems increasingly reluctant to bring new life into existence at all?

which came first, the hand or the tool.

https://youtu.be/wjjCs3W6S9s