ADepressedVirgin
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Aburdism aligns with the narrative of a "clown world", where humans are becoming increasingly degenerate due to their inability to derive meaning from life, despite endlessly searching for it, they never find anything more than temporary pleasure. The brains' desire to constantly seek stimulation creates a sort of "infinite loop" of degeneracy, especially within hedonistic societies.
It suggests the best way to live in the conscious awareness of the absurd is to simply embrace it or die revolting against it,
but I feel like we are all kind of gatekept from truly joining into absurdity regardless, it's not really an option for us because of genetics, I guess that's one thing absurdism fails to address is the conditions on which one can "conform" to. Escortcels share a typical conformist attitude, despite it being a relatively cucked activity, perhaps going with the clown world feels more fulfilling to them than remaining on defense all the time.
But most of us remain in a persistent state of revolt, coming up with theories on how society could eventually collapse and sharing how we cope. Suicide is discouraged by absurdism, going as far as saying it only gets even crazier POST-mortem, because you face yet another unknown, and like the previous, it remains convoluted and distorted according to ones own agenda/bias.
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Nihilism on the other hand describes everything as baseless, (e.g no point in politics, no point in trying to get girls, no point in going outside, etc). Often described as living as a, "ghost" or "spectator" of life rather than a participant. Although I believe a lot of self-proclaimed nihilists are actually more absurdist or existentialist.
It seems like the only way to live as a nihilist, just consists of finding ways to waste time or commit suicide, but if we take the blackpill into consideration, then wouldn't we immediately fall back into a absurdist perspective because we perceive there to be "another side" to the suffering we experience?
Thoughts?
Absurdism - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
Aburdism aligns with the narrative of a "clown world", where humans are becoming increasingly degenerate due to their inability to derive meaning from life, despite endlessly searching for it, they never find anything more than temporary pleasure. The brains' desire to constantly seek stimulation creates a sort of "infinite loop" of degeneracy, especially within hedonistic societies.
It suggests the best way to live in the conscious awareness of the absurd is to simply embrace it or die revolting against it,
but I feel like we are all kind of gatekept from truly joining into absurdity regardless, it's not really an option for us because of genetics, I guess that's one thing absurdism fails to address is the conditions on which one can "conform" to. Escortcels share a typical conformist attitude, despite it being a relatively cucked activity, perhaps going with the clown world feels more fulfilling to them than remaining on defense all the time.
But most of us remain in a persistent state of revolt, coming up with theories on how society could eventually collapse and sharing how we cope. Suicide is discouraged by absurdism, going as far as saying it only gets even crazier POST-mortem, because you face yet another unknown, and like the previous, it remains convoluted and distorted according to ones own agenda/bias.
Nihilism - Wikipedia
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Nihilism on the other hand describes everything as baseless, (e.g no point in politics, no point in trying to get girls, no point in going outside, etc). Often described as living as a, "ghost" or "spectator" of life rather than a participant. Although I believe a lot of self-proclaimed nihilists are actually more absurdist or existentialist.
It seems like the only way to live as a nihilist, just consists of finding ways to waste time or commit suicide, but if we take the blackpill into consideration, then wouldn't we immediately fall back into a absurdist perspective because we perceive there to be "another side" to the suffering we experience?
Thoughts?
