@ajnabi._6x: One more thing, I've already seen so many ppl copying my style. Like the way I edit my posts. I do understand the difference between taking inspiration and copying, and if you ask me I really don't like it when ppl copy my exact style. I mean it's okay. But I really don't like it and that's the reason I think I'd have to change my style in the future if it becomes too common. #hottake #opinion #thoughts

Axelius :

it's just human nature, even the brightest individuals are affected by this.

hy :

Now I wonder what the song was

𐌀𐌊𐌵𐌌𐌵 :

peak

pxztata :

Also while i agree with most of the slides the last one i think is wrong at least imo, because the desires of wanting posses something things that we don’t want to share with others to make us feel special is rooted in human society not nature at least i think so

kael :

In the shadows of civilization, people chase privilege, status, and exclusivity not because the things themselves are valuable, but because they promise significance. Faced with a universe that offers no built-in rank or meaning, humanity creates its own hierarchies,titles, wealth, influence, and exclusive circles to answer a silent question: Do I matter? The rare object, the private room, the inaccessible club are merely symbols of that deeper hunger. Yet the pursuit never ends. When everyone gains access to what was once exclusive, a new gate is built and a new hierarchy emerges. People are not truly chasing exclusive things they are chasing the feeling of being different, important, and seen. In a vast and indifferent cosmos, exclusivity becomes a way of convincing ourselves that our existence carries more weight than the darkness surrounding it.

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TheWatcher :

I have a question: How do you make those kinds of posts? Specifically, the pictures? I'm enjoying your work, great job.

mntzr107_ :

Just touching on your point. For privilege to exist there must be some sort inequality present within society because that’s what creates the separation from let’s say some one who lives a very comfortable life compared to someone that struggles. For the individual which struggles , they seek to someday achieve that ‘privilege’ for themselves because they want to experience being at that level. The only reason such privilege is valuable is down to its inaccessibility for the wider population. If everyone were to be very comfortable then there wouldn’t be anything to compare to and strive for because as you said it’s in human nature to do so as we all want to compete with the next best person. Anyways, very cool posts keep it up bro 🔥

peltz :

Tribal instincts

rditfarrel :

Also one of the reasons why capitalism works better than communism in this industrial society

+ :

such a peak conclusion but also very predictable, no matter how branched human nature had become, the main tree will always be "selfishness", iam not trying to put humanity as a simple creatures like animals, no we are indeed complex. no species lived and thought about why? . but still man kind was and still is a selfish living being, i have encountered a lot of these thoughts about one's behaviour and all lead to the same conclusion "selfishness" even empathy itself is driven by that selfishness.

Don'tgogentleintothatgoodnight :

As social creatures that prioritizes social-based parameters of judgement, authenticity matters more when it is recognized by others. People lack individuality, however, can it not be that way? We won't know if we are authentic when others don't recognize it as such, so we follow the trend to perform authenticity that is already recognized by others because it feels safer. As you said, the recognized authenticity will eventually be commodified. It is paradoxical. It is a cycle. Let's live with it.