/siberia/ - Off-topic

>>526641
We could just let them seethe on the internet and do our own thing.

paint them black

>>526641
By letting them going extinct on their own from constant seething at white women.
>Do nothing
>win

>>526765
Hes actually kinda cute. Make another one but with him smiling

>>526821
Yeah no.

>>526546
>Dengist
Cope and seethe

>>526407
>there's one guy who satirizes the "real" leninhat
There's more than one. Anybody can do it.

>>526551
t. impostor

>>526526
> I want to ally with the petit-bourgeois and the labour aristocracy, if I can
Marx spoke against alliances with the petit-bourgeoisie

>>526520
What episode is this from?

i understand you don't want to rely on medicine but anon you unironically need to take your meds

Why is porno gay more searched than porno femme kek

Why are religious people such funs

>>526708
degens*

>>526681
> In the West and in the Soviet Union, Chiang Kai-shek was known as the "Red General".

And tukachevsky was also labeled "Red General", that doesn't mean tukachevsky should be given "critical support"

Understanding Humanity's Pursuit of Immortality: An Analysis of "The Denial of Death" by Ernest Becker

Ernest Becker's seminal work, "The Denial of Death," published in 1973, remains a cornerstone in existential psychology and cultural studies. In this groundbreaking book, Becker delves into the intricate relationship between human awareness of mortality and the pursuit of immortality projects. This essay explores the key concepts presented by Becker and their implications for our understanding of human behavior and society.

Becker introduces the concept of "the terror of death," highlighting how humans, unlike other animals, grapple with the awareness of their own mortality. This existential fear serves as a profound motivator, shaping individual and collective behavior.

Central to Becker's thesis is the notion of "immortality projects." These projects are symbolic endeavors undertaken by individuals and societies to transcend death and attain a sense of lasting significance. Immortality projects manifest in various forms, including cultural achievements, religious beliefs, and personal ambitions.

Becker elucidates the role of the "cultural hero system" in facilitating the pursuit of immortality projects. These systems provide individuals with frameworks for participation, offering models of heroism and virtue to emulate. Through identification with cultural heroes, individuals find meaning and purpose in their lives.

Despite the inevitability of death, Becker observes that humans often engage in denial as a coping mechanism. This denial manifests in the pursuit of fame, wealth, or religious beliefs promising an afterlife. By investing in these endeavors, individuals seek to transcend their mortality and achieve a sense of immortality.

While physical immortality is unattainable, Becker posits that humans seek symbolic forms of immortality. Through contributions to society, alignment with enduring values, or creation of legacies, individuals strive to leave a lasting impact beyond their earthly existence.

In conclusion, "The Denial of Death" offers profound insights into the human condition and the existential dilemmas we face. Becker's analysis prompts reflection on the nature of mortality, the pursuit of meaning, and the ways in

>>521277
Thanks for the book suggestion. I might give it a try, if i find a break.

>>521255
op are you john cena?

tbh this has been philosophy since the mid-nineteenth century

>>521527
HE'S A WHAT NOW!?

>>521538
he converted in 2022

>>521539
>it's real
i heard of sneako but this guy too? no wonder he went all for palestine in that debate

Boring test. Obvious "good" and "bad" qualities

>>521517
>PragerU is distancing themselves from Tate.
I swear this timeline is getting weird.

>>526533
sit at home goonning while waiting for the rate of profit to hit zero

>>526582
You will become a fascist. Fact.

>>526583
shut up professor Norman Finkelstein

>>526533
1. I would use capitalism as a vehicle at this point.
2. Put all resources on AI and nuclear weapons.
3. Genetically modify population to cure fascism.
4. Put population in nuclear bunkers.
5. Force nuclear holocaust on the surface.
6. Wait for 100 years.
7. ???
8. Communism

serious question for christians: if god is everywhere, does this mean that he's inside ur mom?

>>526412
Yes, he's inside ur mom

>>526395
no she isn't

>>526413 what about my dad? is god inside my dad? what about my dog?

>>526609
maybe. you should look inside them to check

They don't contradict each other. The more you understand things, the more capable you will be of finding happiness that doesn't require you to lie to yourself.

>>526507
>if you look at what i actually pursue: truth. deciding whether this is because i'm a deeply committed truth-seeker, or just permanently trying to maintain a state of depressive realism is left as an exercise for the reader

Depressive realism is just inverted optimism.
Alot of the nihilism/negativity you see in truth seeking is more posturing than genuine jadedness.

They say idealism more a trait of youth but from what I see, idealism seems to be more an post-youth thing.
Its always the elders whom are forimng reactive formations against a cultural happening.

>>526571
We live in a society.

>>526580
Damn, not even the table of contents. Can't have shit in Detroit.
Alright I'll catbox it. I need to buy a sticker one of these days.
https://files.catbox.moe/3u4rkg.pdf