say what u want to say

  • 🐕 I am attempting to get the site runnning as fast as possible. If you are experiencing slow page load times, please report it.
I do not believv that rinking gasoline as as harmful as some people pretned it to be nullie i am nert in halink
 
  • Agree
Reactions: DavidS877
I study maths. I do not work for a living. I think for a living. At the core of any thinking man is an analytical mind. A mind cursed to question. A mind which conceives, considers and concludes in its traversal of the perceived patterns. Pathfinding routes of reason. Pioneering in conjecture and fortifying in proof.

Patterns and their navigation is my livelihood.

Through this notion, I come to see why I despise spergery.

A retard senses patterns in the same way a goldfish senses waves, and only appreciates them impulsively, moving along them as ignorantly as rain drops along the wind.

A paranoid schizophrenic, like John Nash, sees patterns clearly, but navigates wrongly, with a skewed judgement upon what is useful/reasonable and what is not.

A (high functioning) sperg is someone who, in their promise, can see the patterns clearly and can navigate them well, but in practice is incompetent. They navigate the patterns of their life like DarkSydePhil plays a video game.

That is why I hate spergs. I see before me a game, that being the observance and navigation of patterns. I do it competently enough for my current station in life. But seeing a sperg is seeing a retard play the game you know so well, and thus can feel so sharply their error. I cannot stand it.

Your average layman who is not abstractly inclined? They are just mediocre at the game. Passable, acceptable, though not notable. But your average sperg? They are insultingly bad. Their play almost feels like a molestation of the game.
 
I love you all (sexually)
1691372283595.png
I hate you all (sexually)
1691372315929.png
 
When I die and inevitably get sent to Hell, I'm going to greatly enjoy joining part in the eternal torture of the evil cunt who invented leaf blowers.
 
Back