>>139498
does this actually work

like if i give a boymoder that for valentines

she will be mine?

.play [YouTube]

::bury nice gle

::balls

::girlballs

>no balls

:gock

::Gock

.jump 30:00

::tire iron

::hon

::passoid

::girl

::tranny

::china

>>139483
is it in the bay area

gm

.play [YouTube]

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>>139545
hell yeah hail satan nibble, also very gud to hear you have a blog now

>>139548
hail satan anon :) i dont have a blog, this site is my blog tho

>>139549
it is gud to have you here nibble, kitty cherishes every blog post you make here ;3

my new lecturer is so annoying, we had our first meeting yesterday and he was like "im just your friends guys :D" "im not like a lecturer and stuff im just like you i want to be friends :DD"

retard

>>139552
#editai change your friends to your friend

>>139552
being friends is gud

yes lets be friends im very friendly and im a good friend and we should be friends :DD

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>>139557
frenz forever nonners oh purr ;3

>>139559
fucks sake lmao

its not even done uet

>>139551
he is so pretty

>>139546
this is so weird its like it knows it has the problem and tries to mitigate it

The last sentence is conjunction free and really weirdly worded but it's like just barely a real gramatical sentence

that makes sense and has meaning

>how much beauty lies right here beneath feet firmly planted upon good old terra firma!

clinging to sanity just barely

>>139567
a beautiful human being inside and out :3
>>139566
>>139564
>>139563
yeah even like, neil degrasse tyson said that if we could terraform mars we should terraform earth first, and whatever technology could let us live on mars is better used to heal the planert qe like evolved to live on for millions or billions of years

yeah i do completely agree with that point, space is a pipe dream atm and i think it's only so appealing to the ultrarich because it offers protection from political disasters & rioters and also anyone who lives there is utterly dependant on technology that they can monopolize in a way that isnt quite true in earth

>>139570
you mean the ultra rich only want to live in space, so they can oppress those of us stuck living like earthlings even worse and get away with it?

yeah and if they are the only ones with like. The codes to unlock and lock the biospheres

it's really hard to revolt against someone like that

problem with earth is it's pretty hard to stop people from surviving entirely

Even if you drop everyone naked in the woods a few of them will make it. enough of them

same problem anon of, technology evolving way faster than the human brain evolving to be kinder

Not true on mars, if every single person needs X-brand spacesuits to survive it's a whole lot easier to mitigate utter disaster riot scenarios

there's no jungle to fuck off to and stage a guerilla resistance ya know

>>139576
yeah completely agree

racism and bigotry and even greed are vestigal instincts that really dont make sense for agrarians anymore

makes a lot more sense to be terrified of the unknown when the unknown is legitimately super dangerous

but all of your threats in modern society are utterly commonplace and understood

cars and cancer and poverty

so those instincts turn into like. hating humans who have a slightly diff culture or appearance

instead of weird maybe poisonous berries youve never seen before or big giant hairy toothy animals who want to eat you

Weve had like maximum 2500 generations of this, probably a lot closer to 500

Not enough time to change any of that ingrained biological stuff

being nice and cooperative with everyone you meet is the most beneficial survival strategy at this point but it'll be another million years or something before that can happen genetically

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>>139588
interesting anon, so you think its gonna be a couple million years before, homo sapiens turns into homo nice-iens?

my only realistic goal in life is making 2k$/month on my own, without being a wagie. if i could make 2k$ sustainably through passive income, i would be the happiest camper on this planet

>>139591
idk, im hopeful we can do it culturally a lot sooner

and i dunno, selective pressures are a lot different and harder to understand in human populations bc we basically dont have enough data yet. beyond like long term low level inbreeding like you see in some indian castes (the one that comes to mind is the one who does shaving and they have slightly in-turned wrists which are a bit more comfortably angled to shave someones face) it's super hard to tell

>>139593
this presupposes that being nice will actually get you ahead in life. care to prove tha

>>139595
#editai add "t?" to the end

>>139595
uh all of human society

basically no other animal species where it's unacceptable to kill a random stranger of the same species who isnt remotely related to you

other than like eusocials but even then

id argue thats less nice because it involves a lot more emotionless killing for the sake of the population

Like ants will just kill a hurt ant from their own colony if they dont think the value proposition is good enough to nurse them back to health even if it's possible

we keep paralyzed people around, or people who are so disabled they really cant contribute as much resources to the collective good as they take from it

i think thats a lot nicer than killing them

It's an altruistic gene thing. If you die to save your offspring that makes sense right? but if you die to save your second cousins' offspring that doesnt actually benefit your own genes. but it's still selected for, because it preserves genes similar enough to your own that those family groups which evolve that trait do better in the long run than those who don't

depending on the species and reproduction strategy and whatever

you see it in a lot of higher order animals too it's a real thing humans just do altruistic genes like 100x harder than any other species

and in the extreme case humans preserving other human life even when it has basically 0 direct genetic relationship to them is what has made humans so successful, it's how we can build cities and shit, it's how we took over the globe, it's objectively a successful strategy

The entire species just acts as a single family group for the purpose of altruistic genes, it's really cool

we just dont do it quite hard enough to like. not have racism and shit

>>139594
but going back to this i dunno im just saying 10-50k years that weve been doing serious sedentary communities and agriculture is the blink of an eye evolutionarily, maybe selective pressure is so different in human society that we can evolve that way faster but i dunno

our selective pressures are just different

like having abnormally bad eyesight is basically a death sentence in most animal species and makes survival chance to reproduction like 10x lower

But if ur human u just get glasses or contacts and it has basically 0 impact on your reproductive viability

>>139597
in what way is society being nice. seems like suppresion and total annihilation of the individual really

>>139615
not killing each other. farmers making food for other people. doctors existing at all. You can point to microcosms of it and say people do it for selfish reasons but on the whole we cooperate a bajillion times more than any other species

>>139616
well yes but people do that out of their rational self-interest

>>139617
yes because as distinrested actors altruism is still better

If theres a thousand miles of farmland and 500 people trying to live there everyone can farm 2 miles of land and do... alright, ish

or you can say half the people do the farming, the other half work on making better farming tools. and get the same work done, and then you even have a bit of time to like start developing medicine and other things that objectively improve our lives and make our survival chance better

the individual "motivation" doesnt matter

objectively as animals we cooperate a ton

Waaaaay more than any other species

and it's more true the more recent you get which suggests that we're continuing to move in that direction long term

hunter gatherer tribes of several familes are more cooperative/nice than tiny single family primates are more cooperative than solitary primates

and agrarian towns and cities are even more cooperative than all of that

The trend suggests one day we will genuinely all work together

or at least get closer to it than we are now

[YouTube] here's a really cool vid on the altrustic gene thing

ah wrong vid this is the one i was thinking of [YouTube]

>>139618
doing something out of rational self-interest is not altruism tho

your doctor doesnt treat you bc theyre nice, theyre treating you to get paid so they can live

some doctors are nice tho

>>139633
as people? im sure, yes

as doctors

i doubt that many people would keep working as doctors if they didnt get paid...

but some would maybe, a small minority

yeah i do think being a doctor is very hard work and does deserve good pay but i do think its also the case that some doctors do go beyond what they would typically need to to help in ways that dont make them more money at least here in canada because of how the pay structure works

>>139638
hmm ive yet to meet any here. my experience with doctors (psychiatrists in particular) has been nothing short of nightmarish, so im particularly biased on those tbh

thats toatlly fair i do tend to think more doctors than not are kinda selfish and just in it for the money and ive heard of a lot of horrible experiences and had a few of my own. its probably less than half of doctors that are rly caring i just also know that sometimes they can be cause my family doctor has been pretty good

psychiatrists do seem to suck shit tho

ic. i think the question is not only if theyd do what theyd do if they didnt get paid while all of their needs are magically taken care of. a better question would be if a doctor still would keep on doctoring if they had to sustain themselves next to that and i find that rather unlikely

ya id agree with that thered be way less doctors

and thats what i mean by rational self-interest really...

oh well

i am not a doctor

oh sry i didnt aerlly read the whole convo i just got on and butted in lol

i just looked now i see what u were talking about

>>139641
agreed they are satanists actually

average doctor

*psychiatrist

yeah...

its very unfortunate

>>139631
i mean whats the difference tho

Is a soldier ant altruistic for protecting it queen? it never gets to pass on its own genes

Do you have to dive into the ants head to decide if it was altruism or not?

Or idk an animal with more feelings, what about a chimp who's too low status to mate dying to protect its troop

Does it really matter how the chimp felt about that situation before you decide if its altruistic or not? It did sacrifice its life for a gain that doesnt involve itself or its own genes, its a materially altrustic thing to do

Maybe it has some notion that it will survive and maybe rise in status enough some day to mate, maybe it does it out of the good in its heart or whatever, does that really change what the action was?

I think humans are like that too, i dunno. Doesnt matter to me if people think they're being mean and self interested while they do nice things. I just care that they do the nice thing

and basically every job in society is being nice, it's doing labor to make someone else's life easier

and in turn other people do labor to make their own life easier, if that's not altruism idk what is

i just don't think we can call an action that is performed whats mostly out of personal gain a "nice" action. it can have a nice effect, sure. but i don't think that's niceity and definitely not altruism, like by definition

well i guess i think about it like this, i'd rather have a society full of people doing nice things for mean reasons than one full of people doing mean things for nice reasons

So thats the more important part of it to me

i just care that the cooperation and sharing gets done, i dont care what goes on in peoples heads while they do it,

and i'd agree with that, coorperation is good and necessary. but i don't think people necessarily cooperate out of good intentions, they cooperate out of necessity

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>>139669
idk i think they're one and the same to me

being friends with someone and being around them releases a bunch of endorphins and dopamine, thats self interested too

i'd agree with that as well, anything that humans do including friendship is done out of self-interest

but i dont rly care, people are animals, so what, we operate on biological imperatives, i think that's just life, i dunno

well not anything

there is such a thing as altruism, doing something that REALLY does not benefit you or even make you feel good in any way

but isnt the argument then basically that niceness cant exist

>>139677
like what? i'd argue that doesnt exist

>>139678
>>139677

sacrificing your life in a way that nobody ever knows about and never knows exists and you wont be around to feel the endorphins of it, that's still just like... a silly lack of intrinsic understanding of death

>>139679
hmm hard to think of an example right now, defaulting to religious texts (the good samarithian idk how to spell it in english)

a belief that u will feel the endorphins for "doing the right thing"

>>139681
well yes but some people still do that. we CAN be motivated by the interest of others

>>139685
i dunno i dont buy it

>>139684
what if said action makes you feel like shit, like freezing your ass off because you gave half your coat to a poor man on the streat

To me its all chemical and i don't think theres any problem with that. humans are disinterested actors trying to pass on their genes. but still, it's to all of our benefit to cooperate and it makes us feel good so we call it being nice

>>139688
from a purely economic point of view i agree, but there's still room for altruism in that

>>139687
because you're valuing the long term positive neurochem reward you get from knowing you did the right thing over having arms

>>139690
i can agree to that, okay. but what if you keep doing altruistic things like that throughout your life. thus never reaping the rewards

>>139691
you mean if we are purely disinterested then why not stop at some point and just bask in the knowledge of having done the right thing?

Just because we have biological drives doesnt mean that theyre infallible

>>139692
basically yes

It's not to your benefit to keep eating if you're already stable and have enough calories for subsistence but people do it all the time because our drives arent ever perfect

>>139693
okay, but there's still room for selfless altruism then, whatever the reason

and because of that i think that satisfying your rational self-interest is not altruism

>>139696
i mean like what

I just don't think that exists

but I'm not a cynic about it

I don't think it's a bad thing that our desire to be nice and cooperative and friendly is biologically driven

>>139698
again, if you -- hypothetically -- helped people who are worse off that you are at your own great personal disadvantage, without getting anything back and die without the knowledge that you've done the right thing

>>139702
so like a monk who dedicated their life to service of the poor for basically no recognition and at the expense of their own living conditions?

>>139703
well yes for example

>>139704
because the happiness they get from doing that thing from a belief that it will get them into the kingdom of heaven outweighs the sadness from living in poverty

>>139705
hmm i dont think religious people are supposed to do good things because it'll get them into heaven, they're supposed to do good things to glorify god or something

yeah and their belief that theyre glorifying god while doing those things is loading them up on a bunch of reinforcing positive neurotransmitters

fair. but you've changed the goalpost so far at this point that we've essentially switched positions lol

I dont think i have ?? wdym

Your argument is that society isnt altrustic. I think it is altruistic because it is materially cooperative. you say that's not the same thing, because some people do altruism for nonmaterial purposes. i say every purpose is material, there is only material.

>>139710
you've basically argued that altruism is the same thing then looking after your own rational self-interest, and it just happens to have a good effect on someone else. if THATS you're definition of altruism, then i agree. it's just a very very bad definition of altruism

well i think you're missing the part that my fundemental belief is that altruism is hard wired into us because it is basically our single biggest survival strategy and the reason we as a species rule the world

>>139714
what do you mean

>>139712
proof?

i dont understand how thats not like. self proven

How do you think technology exists without specialization, how does specialization exist without cooperation

what do you even mean by altruism at this point

altruism is taking actions that dont materially benefit yourself as much as others before you consider ur brain telling u to be happy about jt

why should you, as a farmer, give food to anyone else?

so according to you, if I build a real-estate empire, and gift you a house because doing that will severely disadvantage the competition, I am being an altruist

A non altrustic animal will see a big pile of food, too big to eat on its own, and eat as much as possible and hide the rest even if itll go bad before it can eat the rest because any sharing is just helping the competition. an altrustic animal will go get other animals of the same species, usually the same individual family, and share that food because they hope that the other members of that group will do the same for them and their overall fitness will be improved

>>139719
because you need idk everything else?

>>139722
yes because of altruism

altruism is working together instead of competing

>>139723
lmao

>>139724
thats cooperation actually

what is altruism to u then

>>139727
something that's just not motivated by your own self-interest at all, with maybe the exception of feeling good

that doesnt exist

Why is feeling good an exception thats how weve evolved to incentivise that behavior

i dotn care about the subjective feeling as much as the action

>>139730
again -- not necessarily, you keep claiming this

also please answer >>139720

>>139720
i dont understand this at all

what competition

my competition on the real estate market

>>139736
that is not a real thing idk what to tell you

LMAO what?

I get a strategic advantage over another real estate company by gifting you a house -- does this make me an altruist

thats not what competition is in terms of evolution

what does that have to do with reproduction

>>139740
what this analogy is so far gone

>>139743
in what way is it far gone?

in what way is it connected at all to what we are talking about

im not trying to be rude i genuinely dont understand

I am acting out of my self-interest, but it has an "altruistic" (nice) effect on you - does that make me an altruist

i think we are using the word very differently im reallt not concerned if *a* person is an altrusit at all, I'm concerned with if our species is altruistic as a survival strategy, which we objectively are

a person is part of our specicies

we share resources instead of competing for them

don't dodge the question though, please. does that make me an altruist or those it not

i dont care if a single person is an altruist or not thats not what im talking about

>>139753
it's not about the person, it's about the action. if I gift you a house out of my own self-interest, am i altruist. because if it doesn't, then cooperation during survival (while exchanging good and services) is not altruistic

>>139752
i genuinely dont understand how this relates and i dont care if it makes you an altruist or not this is getting really far into the semantic weeds

we are very poorly adapted to survive as solitary individuals but when cooperating as a group we are the dominant complex organism on earth

"i don't care " is not a very good argument, i am not convinced

>>139757
im not trying to make any argument about whether or jot a hypothetical real estate agent is an "altruist" because using it to describe the personality of an individual is a very different thing from using it to describe the survival strategy of a species like ???

>>139758
okay then let's use the example you mentioned above: if I am a farmer and give you food so that I can buy idk electricity, am i an altruist

this is ridiculous

>>139760
in what way

the fundamental principle of our survival is rational self-interest, not altruism

>>139763
not necessarily, from where does that follow

>>139761
because if you werent an altruist youd come kill me for my electricity if it were a tangible resource

>>139762
not compared to other animals.

name one animal that cooperates with its own entire species one one-hundredth as much as humans

>>139765
ants

>>139766
no they kill other ant colonies of the same species basically on sight

>>139767
so do humans

>>139768
no we specifically set up a bunch of international laws not to do that and its a huge fucking deal when anybody does.

>>139769
it's working great

>>139770
better than ants yeah.

now I fail to see what this has to do with the point

if an ant colony bumps up against another one they will fight as a rule.

[YouTube]

No matter what.

If a human city bumps up against another human city, 99.999999999% of the time they start fucking trading instead

I think cooperation is necessary for survival, but that cooperation just doesn't come from altruism (whatever that means to you), it comes from self-interest

that is altruism

>>139777
cooperation and altruism are basically interchangable when u talk about evolutionary biology and thats what we are talking about

>>139779
that's what YOU are talking about. I am coming at this from more of an economic sense. but i don't think we even disagree too much on this, it seems to come down to definitions.

this is a semantic argument

>>139780
economics is fake

>>139777
there isnt a single biological organism to exist that isn't exclusively self interested that is what evolution guarantees

>>139783
>t. scientiscm fag

>economics is better than science
if thats the hill you want to die on then lole

>>139784
again, I agree

>>139786
better, worse... it's different.

have a nice night.

it's afternoon tho

seethe lol

i on the other hand hope you have a nice day. because i am your friend. and i love you. like a sibling

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>>139826
#kiss gm sis

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>>139834
i actually havent played wt in months... i been playing wow

and terraria

>>139841
booger

im listening

>>139840
replacing one drug for another...

but is it good...

ig ill try it out

might get some good seeding from it too since it fl

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what are you saying

also the song was good

yes because im poor

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oh sweet

thanks for the money

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for $55000

>>139872
why dont u like kaos

>>139674
I think a lot of cooperation is genetically /memetically advantageous but not actually good for the current organism. having kids shortens the life span but humans are driven to do it for instance

it’s good to recognize people aren’t just ‘good’ but people try to frame things as ‘self interest’ and it falls apart

>>139684
yeh I like this and then we just make ourselves feel good enough after doing it we keep the belief up and the world is happy!

im ambivalent

id say just do the best you can to be who you want

kinda ya

id lean towards pretty

exactly my thought

sus

glegle is telepathic and using their powers