/fringe/ - Fringe

Well the neets back on /monster/ managed to break the mimetic barrier again.

I feel ya OP.

I think more and more introverted people are realizing those truths these days - however they lack a way out.

You can't just go live your life as a hunter in the wild or claim some land and farm on your own - shit costs serious cash.

I might try Alaska though once I'm cut out for it and hope I can last without rangers telling me to gtfo.

Also buddhism might help some people trapped in this sideshow.

Pure land buddhism and theravada buddhism might enable those that feel like they can't deal with modern life anymore to get through it.

S. N. Goenka Vipassana retreats are on youtube as well (done with prisoners in India with great results).

Hmmm… Where have I heard this before?

No, really. I could of swore I read this someplace else…

Yeah it seems like hanging out with teenage girls who want some fux but I never really give them fux because too beta is the only thing I can appreciate lately.

That and preparing for inevitable battle. And war. And genocide. And Ragnarok. And renewing the Earth after said Ragnarok.

>>31122

good lord that video gave me cancer… Why even let sjws speak? It feels like we should crush them while not even recognizing their existence. Like when you're walking and step on ants without even noticing it.

Rise my fellow wizards… Rise! Become so big, you'll crush the cancer of this world without even trying.

>>43756

Really? That is good news… I tend to stay away from sjw related things as it is too infuriating for me to be around it.

What has happened that makes you say that? Is it for real real?

>>43761

I don't care enough to find out. As said in my previous post, their existence should be ignored and if you become big enough you'll crush them by default. So there's no worries, I asked of curiosity

>>43759

I had to google that acronym. I'm having trouble to understand why it's a bad thing.

Isn't fighting for social justice and the greater good something every initiate should aspire to?

>>43775

Islam means 'submission', in fact, submission to the Creator.

How can such an innocent term as 'submission' be linked to a bad thing?

Why aren't everyone Muslims already? Isn't that what we should all strive for as fellow human beings?

>>43775

sjw is just the term used to describe them. What they do has nothing to do with justice. If you actually look at the consequences of their actions you'll see why they're so hated around here. What they say sounds almost appealing to you actually think about it and see they're full of shit and trying to lead you towards a path of destruction.

>>43782

Cancerous newfig doesn't know it has nothing to do with /pol/ and that the people that created /fringe/ were from 4chon.net/new/

>>43782

hahahahahahahahahahahaha how can anyone be this new and full of shit.

Culture got subverted and now propagates degeneration

everyone knows this, and if they don't they should. so what's your point?

>>43775

sjw are social justice people who are fighting social issues in ways that do NOT promote justice. they use tactics of public shaming, restricting free speech, censorship, doxing and more. they are also on the extreme end of the spectrum, and some of the stuff they get upset about is questionable (as in, picking arbitrary things to get upset over while ignoring real issues at hand)

Hey dudes I am the admin of /r/sorceryofthespectacle which was mentioned above. I can confirm that spectacular speculations are super occult and totally related to magic :-). You know like, when the radio goes all weird, or the TV talks to you? It is doing that all the time actually

>>43894

Hey raisondecalcul, you're making a grave error revealing that you're from reddit on here

>>43778

>Why aren't everyone Muslims already? Isn't that what we should all strive for as fellow human beings?

>Yes! Submit, goy, to your Saturn cube.

Fuck off, slave.

>>43894

nice to see you here raisondecalcul

>>43924

Fuck off, low-spectrum autist.

>>30826

Excellent post, yet I must proclaim a statement:

>The course of history since the beginning of capitalism,

Why just the mention of Capitalism, instead of the whole structure?

Every ideology, every idea, every creation, every piece and plane that forms our reality (including humans) are not safe from this infection, either.

You name it

Communism, Anarchism, Libertarians, Republicans, Democrats, and whatever flavor of the month is next on the mind of the race, for eons to come.

If you fix your attention to one cell, instead of the whole cancer, you are missing 99.99999…% of the entire picture.

All the affected and malign ideas form a tumor, rotting and eating our reality.

And EVERY infected idea will infect OTHER ideas and minds, spreading the cancer, unless stopped.

This is no different from a Zombie infection

***From an Esoteric POV:

This follows the law of self-preservation. Humans gave so much thought and energy to this ideas, that Will and Desire were born in them. The different ideologies formed an entity that is very much capable of willing and desire, specially the Will and Desire to stay alive.

We must note:

The worst agent capable of destroying our reality is not the one coming from the outside, but the one working the machiavelic plan from the inside

Undetectable, unnoticiable, without trace.

We could start naming lots of different examples that corroborate this previous paragraph, but any individual with enough Will to Will is capable of exerting the necessary attention to test and confirm this.

**This doesn't means I am devaluing your post. On the contrary, it is a prime example of quality OC, and applaud all your effort and work invested

Still,

basing my post under the rules of correct reasoning and critical thinking, I have the right to assume the tumor, as a whole, is the cause of our rotting reality, NOT a single cell of the tumor.

Unless it is explained how Capitalism is the core of the corruption, instead of the entire structure (from which capitalism is part of) being at fault.

We can compare this to proclaiming a single cancer cell is killing the diseased being, instead the tumor

Ex uno disce omnes

Good vibes.

>>44102

I see you're posting with the master flag, psychomance me right now and tell me the colour of my pants and shirt and some other details around me, or GTFO with your abuse of the ranking system.

>>44108

>Caring for the flag instead of the content of the post.

Just finished the reading. It was worth it and made sense. The one who has to gtfo is you edgy boy

Nothinn personnel kid :^)

>>44109

I didn't even read his post, I'm just that 2edgy4u.

>>31152

I'm not enirely sure what you mean.

Did your parents taking away your video games help you to spiritually enlighten?

Or did their efforts not work, and you were playing video games in spite of them and then reached enlightenment through games?

>>43759

The spectacle is in essence a collection of informational viruses - self-replicating errors. They spread from brain to brain via media and communication. They compete with each other in Darwinian ways, but such competition only feeds the spectacle at large. For a topical example, there's the reactionary/SJW dynamic.

During the last century or so we've seen the exponentially increasing evolution of these virii, which have been with us for centuries, and have only been magnified. The rate of cultural evolution has already surpassed the rate at which these virii can adapt (the spectacle is now shitting itself with endless replication without being able to generate anything truly novel) and has facilitated the development of antivirii.

Peak Spectacle is at hand, and the popping of the manic inflationary bubble is imminent. A wave of crushing hopelessness, depression, and doubt is going to envelop the world and nobody will be spared, from the rich to the poor. We shall all cry and embrace each other in sorrow.

Out of this depressive realism will come the pressing urgency for true change, and a vast funneling of resources on every level to expose and solve the fundamental problems of humanity instead of burying them with endless falsehoods.

As for the antivirii, they have been prepared on the down-low and seeded in the right spots. Right now they are doing their work in the body of global culture, working their way from the inside out. Those who are observant, the "early adopters" have seen this going on for quite a while, and soon critical mass will be reached.

Hi, >>44051 >>43778 here,

There's an infinite stream of hope that tells me, don't worry, after surmounting nth grade (primary/secondary school, similar thing extending to tertiary, but worse) and pretty much slaving, you know, I'll finally rest.

But now, I can see the delusion in this. I am a slave, forced into indentured servitude, to family, to society, the whole fucking System.

All that 'graduating' was not graduating outside the System, but deeper into it. My delusion just infused me with false hope when I felt despair. But no, despair was not to be ran away from, but embraced for its truth.

You know what? I'm sick of this shit.

I believe my path to Enlightenment has begun in earnest 4 years ago, when I suddenly got sick (literally too, Ramadan is a bitch) of Islam and thus first started questioning it. I sadly plateaued at being a dilettante at esotericism.

Now begins a new era for me. This cycle of hope shall never be repeated. I am a slave and I hate it, insomuch that I will work to find my way out of it.

Wish me the best. I look forward to being an Initiate as per this board's 'rankings'.

>>44169

that is an interesting way of saying we're approaching a new timewave of novelty. The increase of complexity in human society always follows some major happening, usually catastrophic. And this major happening always come after a time in which society is not really creating much, just digesting the old ideas.

>>44173

It isn't just human society that follows this trend, biological evolutionary history does as well, according to the view of punctuated equilibrium that has steadily displaced the gradualist paradigm.

Here's a video that explains punctuated equilibrium theory and gives some historical context: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uEnO6HzS7F8

>>44175

I love Sapolsky, his a pretty cool guy and he doesn't afraid of anything. Also timewave zero.

>>44205

I watched it and did a little bit of additional reading. It seems like timecube: zero to be honest. There's some legitimate insight, but there's much lost in translation and reductionist thinking.

Terence McKenna seems like someone who had an intuitive understanding and feel of cultural attractors, but he got some wires crossed when he tried to explicate.

>>44257

> but he got some wires crossed when he tried to explicate.

That is because he was a druggy, psychedelics are cool up to a certain point. The impression you have of him is accurate.

>>44342

thanks chris-chan

good post, op.