jet112
Incelmatics
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he says that the blackpill is 'meaningless' because it does not promote self agency and personal growth.
he rejects defeatism (which makes sense).that all human beings should aspire to become the best version of themselves.
what i say is this, in order for human beings to become motivated and productive, they need incentives. without incentives it would be very hard to pull yourself by your bootstraps and grow
most people believe the idea that we should better ourselves, for ourselves. but i disagree. - we should better ourselves for the world and others too. this whole idea of "selfish hedonism" really upsets me. =human beings are designed to work in groups and be sociable. there should be a symbiotic relation between us and the outside world. we can't constantly work towards our own goals, because that's selfish. we should also work towards love,companionship,community and ideals.
but the thing is, we can't. and that takes away our motivation to become "better".
the bottom line is, you should become better for "yourself" but for "others" as well. i don't know why modern school of thought encourages people to become selfish hedonists.
he rejects defeatism (which makes sense).that all human beings should aspire to become the best version of themselves.
what i say is this, in order for human beings to become motivated and productive, they need incentives. without incentives it would be very hard to pull yourself by your bootstraps and grow
most people believe the idea that we should better ourselves, for ourselves. but i disagree. - we should better ourselves for the world and others too. this whole idea of "selfish hedonism" really upsets me. =human beings are designed to work in groups and be sociable. there should be a symbiotic relation between us and the outside world. we can't constantly work towards our own goals, because that's selfish. we should also work towards love,companionship,community and ideals.
but the thing is, we can't. and that takes away our motivation to become "better".
the bottom line is, you should become better for "yourself" but for "others" as well. i don't know why modern school of thought encourages people to become selfish hedonists.
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