>>150385030
I've figured it out. You're not really Japanese

You wouldn’t call a novel a '"word toy". Why do we still call them video games?

>>150332467
The guy spamming about hispanics is a hispanic himself? I love this place

You wouldn’t call a novel a '"word toy". Why do we still call them video games?

>>213667487
alcoholism is pretty bad though

Am I going insane, or am I onto something?:

If the lone observer's experience exhibits coherence and structure, while also resisting phenomenologically to their will, perhaps they are not so alone. Even if such structure is purely a creation of the unconscious mind, this breaks the solipsistic conception of the united self, admitting an inner otherness; a domain within the self that is not governed by the self, and thus functionally indistinct from externality. Furthermore, because this otherness cannot be fully grasped or controlled, its status as a product of the mind can no longer be proven, therefore making it epistemically unjustified to assume it is. Belief in external reality beyond the mind then becomes rational, as there is already provably internal otherness, making external otherness not only coherent but more plausible.
In regard to the existence of other minds, they exist in the only way that is necessary, as a distinct otherness, separate from the self. Whether they are independent beings or manifestations of a deeper source, they are not illusions. They resist, they relate, they matter and should be treated as real because they are. This does not mean that the other cannot conflict with you, threaten you, or oppose you. Otherness does not guarantee harmony; it guarantees reality. And because they are real, your response to them must be real, whatever form that response takes. Ethics begins not with agreement, but with recognition.

it's gonna be like the matrix where they plug us into the metaverse and use our energy to mine bitcoins until the supply ends and they will just holocaust humans

not real money, just an investment with the quality of a store of value and specifically a crisis hedge

>>60503078
I have $2000 in my high-yield savings account as my emergency fund. It's the universal amount that'll allow you to survive three months or even a year if you play your cards right