many such cases
i'm pretty sure people who go out of their way to make lots of money tend to be more whacko and have higher incidence of menty illness
but i might just be misremembering idk do ur own research follow the truth etc

>>81845
still wanna read his book

>>81861
we poors have the luxury of the fantasy that maybe being rich would cure us (spoiler it would not)
the rich depressed people are forced to confront the fact they have no reasons to live and nothing to strive for, not even material wealth
the ones who go deeper into money thinking it's an out from suffering just feel worse cause more money does not fix ur problems

bro needs some gloves

>>81866
PIKHAL and TIKAHL phenothalenes I have known and loved. should be on libgen or annas-archive. But as I said I don't have the most confidence in drugs to improve me

>>81869
yeah well said

>>81868
#upvote (USER WAS UPVOTED FOR THIS POST)

>>81844
mmmm I think because it's getting distributed at minimal human concern and lowest cost/highest immediate appeal.

>>81869
real. there's a lotta value in trying to be content with where you are now and what you have now n being present n shit for that exact reason. so even when you have no passions and interests, you're still like "this is fine, this is ok, i can do this for a while"

>>81878
that's kinda good though if you actually do a lot of good

>>81876
#this #thissomuchthis (good post, keep it up!) #somuchthis (great post, really funny stuff going around the website today) #tsmt (seconded)
money as an end goal is worthless

>>81878
and then they siphon all the charity money into their own bank accounts for tax purposes.... OOPS!

>>81861
that's really sad :( and they can't escape seemingly. there are still good things to do too, like that japanese emperor who was a marine biologist

>>81881
based, like panpsychism and being nice to things :) all stuff has feelings, be nice......

>>81882
it's useful as an abstraction for the concept of value but when ppl start thinking it IS the value and it NEEDS to be hoarded............................................................... dangerzone

>>81886
yeah this is really sad. Just accept there was luck, keep trying to get money, be good for society, have friends rich ppl

>>81888
this is just smart financial accounting

>>81886
then work themselves into a stress heart attack @ age 35 working 60hrs a week at the job that would replace them with a robot that fucks shit up half the time

>>81865
mmm I think that was Ted kaczynski's problem a lot. but life can be meaningful lmao jus tfeel loved and happy and have other people you love and care about fr fr

>>81893
fucking dogshit
sitting in traffic as part of work. driving as work. no thank you

>>81894
#this expressing love for the things and people around you is nice and good
it's hard to do if you're not used to it i guess.... lotta people have anger in their bones that hasn't been resolved so it's hard to move past their own selves

>>81877
I kinda want to phrase it as 'feeling ok' and not being content cause ya know you can be doing things through your life and pursue important goals, just don't burn urself up fr fr

>>81899
the rest after hard work, knowing u got nothing else on ur agenda to complete.... not just relaxing, but relaxing after effort, resting after exertion... it's peak

>>81904
fishes are based I like the ones who trade off being the male/female partner and leve if the other one isn't a good partner

>>81903
i think everyone consumes microplastics and the majority consume seed oils and anti depressos so i think ur fine

i love microplastics

>>81912
:)

this does seem like a waste of time though imagine if this guy was like going to college or something instead and got a dog

then he can be happier in the future

>>81902
i vibe with this....... i'm pretty chill but idk if i'd call myself content. but i'm ok. i vibe with this

>>81916
maybe this is what makes him happy... we can't judge other ppls lives as if they are our own

>>81881
mmm it's better than a huge sadness hitting at once because all things must go

mfs out here taking stinky drugs that make them ill.............................. cmon.........

>>81920
this too shall pass etc etc

>>81888
hehehe

age westwicted :(

.skip

>>81924
once it started making money (the purpose of life)

>>81896
feelsbadman the politics are supposed to fuel the happy world, I think if you find yourself suffering immensely you should find a way to advance your politics which is pleasant, because while some martyrs do help things, a lot of the time people are just wrong about how the world works and suffering because they refuse to accept it

>>81895
It would be totally worth it if his kids really loved him and he was like saving lives and everyone celebrated him and maybe he could have some lil breaks at work or something

i don't fink so
if enough ppl .skip then it voteskips
or else the person who queued it can instaskip

.skip

let us all unite anons

huzzah

the power of democracy

>>81897
Yeah

I love you worms. thaks for posting with me c:

>>81944
GET 👏 TO 👏 THE 👏 POLLS

#poll do you like voting?/yes/no comment, prefer not to answer

libpoll

libelections

>>81917
#hug I'm glad to hear it

>companies with vested interest in status quo chooses to ignore the fact they are causing damage to human beings
this is unprecedented

This company and its shareholders should lose a bunch of money and probably should've been rewarded if they'de figured out the risk quickly.

>>81960
i somehwat dislike pepsico

>>81959
yeah if the incentives were different, they would be motivated to change bad things instead of hush them.......

>>81962
I think a lot of the time it's not even that individuals change to incentives but that incentives select for what you see, so there were other chemists who just didn't enter this industry and are now poorer and the bad people did well

>>81964
unthinkable!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! won't somebody PLEASE think of the shareholders.......

>>81960
but look how well fed he is he could just be rich himself by paying us in all his food

>>81966
im in this picutre

hey guys nonners here

hey nonners shrimp here

>>81979
subscribe to my channel

>>81981
post it

>doesnt know

ill subcribe 5 times

>>81981
#subscribe

thanks

>>81985
that's fraud

>>81966
this is us

>>81989
yeah

>>81988
no i have 5 legit youtube accounts

>>81991
that's a little too many............................. nefarious.

>>81980
he's great been listening to his audiobooks

>>81991
thats deranged

this is what happens when you get too much money. you become a kitty kat

what are you up to

>>81994
i should read his shit... seems like a fart smella.....

i just have 5 gmail accounts so its 5 youtube accounts but i only use 2

>>81978
hiiii nonners : D

>>81999
I listened to his audiobook on religions 'the profits of religion' and now his book on why you shouldn't trust dogma 'the book of life' I don't think he's essential and he believes in telepathy but he's cooking and tries to break things down in a good way. you don't need to.

oh right forgot about the google thing

one is for watching things one is for posting things

>>82001
subscribe

but i do have so many gmail accounts for fraud related activities

>>82005
#subscribe

>>82000
this is the wealth that google corp $GOOG has brought us

>>82006
understandable

wait is it $GOO

idk

$BTC $94690.00 +1.85%

fucked up

i knew about btc in 2013, how much was it back then

>>82011
using empty prepaid credit cards to get free sign up subscriptions to things

>>82015
i think it got huge in 2015/6 so it was prob like 1000 btc per dollar or some shit

#ai how much was btc in 2013

In 2013, the price of Bitcoin (BTC) ranged from $13 to $260 per coin. The average price for that year was approximately $139 per BTC. how much was btc in 2013

>>82018
what da fuck

i probably had enough to buy 1btc, i was 14

>>82015
you could be rich if u had bought back then

>>81979
hiii shrimp : D

hi anon

>>81997
money maxxing fr fr

>>82025
hi back!!!

hi!!!!!!!

>>82005
#subscribe

.play [YouTube]

contemporary pony music

>>82028
hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii

I like that all these people were creating and the art is really pretty

it is a blessing 2 make art for others

: ) ur blessing them akshually cause ur the god in that case which makes things and effects others

wait is that a trans flag on the laptop WOKE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

they made the ponies woke... what's next

they look so happy too

propaganda >:O

proponganda

>>82044
#throw

>>82044
#throw

>>82046
#throw

>>82047
#throw

>>82052
looks back at aaaa scary!!!!

I did think that cover was really pretty I though tone stuff was just about being a kinda autistic guy and being alone and jerking off. respect to pones

ponepilled

beautiful

yeah that's some hearty pilk right there

that's TOO MUCH pilk >:(

it's fun watching other people's inside jokes and understanding exactly nothing

nothing changed because joy and evil are the same emotion

.skip

: O

oooh I don't think I know of any I think cause it looks like that one medicine

.play [YouTube]

.jump 1.1m

.jump 60s

the 2022 version

pilk

pilk is tasty

>>82083
this is what pilk does to the human body

his socks are alive

spider spilk

>>82101
as soft as pilk

oh no u can't use a USB mic nooooooooo I read about this they need a DAC

>>82109
#ai how much would it cost to make a dress out of spider's pilk

It is difficult to determine the exact cost of making a dress out of spider silk as there are many factors that can affect the price. Spider silk is one of the most expensive materials in the world, with some sources estimating its value at $1,000 per gram. The amount of spider silk needed to make a dress would depend on the size and design of the dress, which can vary significantly.

In addition to material costs, there would also be labor costs involved in harvesting and processing the spider silk. Spiders are notoriously difficult to farm and their silk is delicate and time-consuming to extract. This could add significant expenses to the overall cost.

Overall, it could potentially cost thousands or even tens of thousands of dollars to make a dress entirely out of spider silk. However, this may vary depending on where you source your materials from and how much labor goes into creating it. how much would it cost to make a dress out of spider's pilk

>>82111
what do you need a dac for nonny.... high end audio...

>>82114
#edit change all text to poop emoji

dam

>>82113
uhhhh I watched a youtube video apparently if ur recording audio the electricity in the USB will make the audio quality go BZZZZ and you need a microphone with 3 prongs and a DAC which then goes by USB to the computer so you get hte audio with less noise. nevar spending the money tho

we have evolved to full episodes of mlp on the libwatch

the libpol has fallen millions must pone

>>82121
::fallen

::happy thing

>>82117
that frankly sounds like hogwash nonny. plug ur mic in and whip up the program audacity to record it. easy as #pi (3.14)

why are we watching mlp

>>82128
: D

I liek ur energy

>>82131
this is the question on everyone's mind

.play [YouTube]

>>82137
true... i started watching mlp when i was a kid on /b/ cause i was wondering what all the hooplah was abt. it's a nice show but shit the fans are insane

.skip

i should be the one who controls the queueue

>>82144
we must beseech the power of democracy once more

woaow homeless ppl

>>82143
ok they are kinda cute

i wish it could just be cute

and not have weird people be gross about it

this the cider squeezy

they had an episode for every drug. The heroin episode is really sad

two twinks singing ragtime about their machine and making cider slop

i guess it's basically the ai parable before llms and image gens got big

I wonder if applejack's accent is localized to other regions in dubs.

that one's mbe ok if they don't burn their brains out look how happy they are!

here come the twinks

it's like the music man! I saw that

>>82168
kinda true... well maybe not, now they're selecting for people who can pay in time and moneyso it probably gets po people who want it most more than just a money system

it's convenient for the animators to get them to be expressive in ways familiar humans i guess

>>82175
how dare they

so are these the only male pones? it really says something about our society that the male pones are all traveling villains who actually understand technology this is so sadge

there's other male ponies in the crowd

you can tell by the jaw

its almost christmas, do you guys believe in christmas magic?

>>82178
yeah true I would honestly just raise prices, but I won't claim it's the best way forever

haha

>>82181
oh very true good point

econony

idk. it feels like real life doesn't work like this which makes sense because this is a children's cartoon

>>82189
yeah it would be sad cause u wouldn't be at peace w ur transition probably. BUT if you were like a hormones maker or something it would be based

ahhhhhh but it've very civic minded of her not to

the means of production

I hope she's okay that is so fucked up

The cider market is going to crash hard it's way overcapitalized

I'm shorting fr fr

(I'll still lose money)

boooo exclusive rights booo - but actually a lot of countries which industialized did have pretty centralized power ngl... and then others which didn't also did so ahhhh

when i was growing up i thought apple cider was just juice with a bit more apple pulp in it

they really do need to produce more cider but also I feel like it'll stop being something special once everyone can drink it every day. Like people used to give fruits for christmas. kinda ties in with the rich ppl convo earlier

you were awoken to the real cider but you've been silenced

huh! that makes a lot of sense! cloudy apple juice is a better name but less aesthetic

LOL

and now she'll have a monopoly too cause she's the most magic one and she'll control the poneconomy and it'll be the same as it would've been

oh i got confused by the line about being unsafe for consumption

I like cloudy apple juice : )

yeah I had to read it twice too

: Opoggers I knew they'd do this!

poggers

what are you guys even talking about

there should be a command #whatthehellaretheyonabout that summarizes last 50 messages

waow based based based

good job mone management not making slop

idk. like on the internet everyone's access is mediated through a few companies, google especially

what people see is what google indexes

>>82234
lol

besides like. the rare bit of word of mouth