It is! It’s called The Art War. It kinda sucks, but it’s a lot nicer than the old ways. It sucks only because people suck. Fixing that is hella hard.
They don't even know about us
Luke Davis
Angel Stewart
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Juan Wilson
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Jayden Wright
Dear lord you are a trash person.
Gabriel Cook
The fucking list of names in this article
Nathan Bennett
Please defend your claims.
Also please tell me what you think gives morality weight.
Asher Smith
I almost feel bad about doing this, but
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Humanity NEEDS people to die. Certain segments of us reproduce uncontrollably way too fucking fast with no natural predators left to cull our numbers, and every time starvation SHOULD knock us down, we knock down a couple more hundred acres for farms or reinvent some way to make a gruel we can dilute enough to sell to them.
It's no fucking coincidence at all that the human population has fucking exploded since nukes made conventional war on a mass scale implausible.
Landon Cooper
I’m an actual pacifist working to pin back not only classic war, but also the excesses of the new Art War.
I talk freely about what I’ve learned. Abusive people for instance are *unfailingly* obedient. They aren’t willing to be themselves anymore; they commit a sort of shamanistic suicide and reconfigure themselves into an “anti”-slave of whoever they hate. But obedience is about absolute values, not relative values, so any extreme valuation can be exploited as obedience. The attempt to perfect defiance yields a tiny fraction of the unpredictability that arises between people who don’t reference their conducts against each other.
That’s why one of my own mental disciplines is not ever hating anyone. Ideally to preserve freedom of thought and action people should achieve a state of loving everyone slightly.
Alexander Foster
+0222 points of spoiler sooth.
Thomas Bennett
I’m not afraid of having hateslaves come back to life, even if I’m using them; I’m an abolitionist. I think Earth would have a better pattern if everyone loved everyone slightly.
It’s really hard, though. Prisperous patterns are mimicked. What people say is only loosely tethered to what they actually think. When I let myself fall into too much hatred of bigotry, I spent a while encouraging it; it’s such a zero-function thought process that teaching it to people I hated seemed like a perfect vengeance.
But it was a mistake to hate everyone, even in such a “cunning” way as to encourage them towards self-destruction
The discipline of slight love has never earned me much prosperity, but egad is it hedonic. I’m peaceful yet uncontrollable, flexible yet competent of mind.