>>41078997
>get pwnt
>no valid response
>posts anyway
This is why you're not invited to my goon cave in New Jerusalem.
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>>515726898
I'm a straight white male and I do not have to work.
People that love me work and I have social skills.
You are not necessary to my success as a neet king.
Just put the fries in the bag lil bro.
I'm a straight white male and I do not have to work.
People that love me work and I have social skills.
You are not necessary to my success as a neet king.
Just put the fries in the bag lil bro.
>>515718405
That's not empathy.
Empathy is identifying with another person or thing and treating their own feelings as your own.
ie if the drug addict feels frustrated that you're insisting they get off drugs, you mind your business because you wouldn't like it if someone you disagreed with harassed you.
That's not empathy.
Empathy is identifying with another person or thing and treating their own feelings as your own.
ie if the drug addict feels frustrated that you're insisting they get off drugs, you mind your business because you wouldn't like it if someone you disagreed with harassed you.
God made human beans easy to kill by design.
Bones are not very hard, only hard enough to protect you from minor accidents really.
So the idea of having physical vulnerabilities that make us easy to kill is by design.
In fact, it's sort of a dab on evolution if you think about it.
Would we not be fitter if our jugular, carotid, and wind pipe were more protected?
Yet evolution is nowhere to be found.
Plus the classic "If we used to be apes that could tear each other's hands off with our hands, why would evolution ever take away that strength to replace it with delicate human hands?"
So we're learning a lot from all this neck action.
Bones are not very hard, only hard enough to protect you from minor accidents really.
So the idea of having physical vulnerabilities that make us easy to kill is by design.
In fact, it's sort of a dab on evolution if you think about it.
Would we not be fitter if our jugular, carotid, and wind pipe were more protected?
Yet evolution is nowhere to be found.
Plus the classic "If we used to be apes that could tear each other's hands off with our hands, why would evolution ever take away that strength to replace it with delicate human hands?"
So we're learning a lot from all this neck action.
>>41061872
ty based breakfast enjoyer
ty based breakfast enjoyer
