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[easily-amused]

Hi.

After about a month of everyday partying I felt exhausted by my constant analytic perception of waaay too many stimuli at the same time. I then decided I must condition my thinking by pretty much isolating myself from others. At least for a while.

I know that if I let the quest for meaning, that my brain so badly wants to follow, occur, I will most likely end up in constant unwanted nihilism.

I rarely meet people whose thinking I really appreciate. And I'm hoping to find some of those here

So, people, tell me stuff I haven't heard and stuff I haven't thought of. please

 

[Doktorin Zylinder]

Welcome.

 

[Alias]

If this is anything interesting, I just learned a lot about Reductio Ad Hitlerum and other fallacies due to a derail from a conversation about MacBeth with an ENFJ. I looked up some fallacies on Wikipedia. Essentially, Reductio Ad Hitlerum is a logical fallacy that is calling someone a Nazi or Hitler in an argument. It's derived from Godwin's Law, which states that in almost every Internet argument, someone's going to call someone a Nazi. I just found this particularly interesting. If you look up fallacies on Wikipedia, you'll probably get better in debate by being able to point out said fallacies.

 

[Inquisitor]

If this is anything interesting, I just learned a lot about Reductio Ad Hitlerum and other fallacies due to a derail from a conversation about MacBeth with an ENFJ. I looked up some fallacies on Wikipedia. Essentially, Reductio Ad Hitlerum is a logical fallacy that is calling someone a Nazi or Hitler in an argument. It's derived from Godwin's Law, which states that in almost every Internet argument, someone's going to call someone a Nazi. I just found this particularly interesting. If you look up fallacies on Wikipedia, you'll probably get better in debate by being able to point out said fallacies.

Stop being such a Nazi about Reductio Ad Hitlerum. In most Internet arguments that doesn't happen. You're a fallacy.

 

[Rook]

Spaaaceee caaat fox thing.....

amusing
wellkum

 

[onesteptwostep]

hello thar

i want this jellyfish as a pet

 

[easily-amused]

If this is anything interesting, I just learned a lot about Reductio Ad Hitlerum and other fallacies due to a derail from a conversation about MacBeth with an ENFJ. I looked up some fallacies on Wikipedia. Essentially, Reductio Ad Hitlerum is a logical fallacy that is calling someone a Nazi or Hitler in an argument. It's derived from Godwin's Law, which states that in almost every Internet argument, someone's going to call someone a Nazi. I just found this particularly interesting. If you look up fallacies on Wikipedia, you'll probably get better in debate by being able to point out said fallacies.

Perhaps the fallacy is in the fact that it is natural for someone in a group to behave like a Nazi when seeing that there is no other Nazi present in said group.

I've given up on debating. I pretty much just debate my own thoughts nowadays because I see no point behind debating the points of others, mostly because I think they're unimportant. That of course is because I am a Nazi myself in this sense.

Btw, this is exactly the kind of stuff I was looking for when joining the forum though.

 

[easily-amused]

Spaaaceee caaat fox thing.....

amusing
wellkum

It is the cat-guide towards expanding your consciousness. Important stuffs.

 

[easily-amused]

hello thar

i want this jellyfish as a pet

Through observation of the jellyfish, the opportunistic human scientist will try to find a way for humans to turn back into embryos and eventually become immortal. HA.

 

[Pyropyro]

Welcome easily-amused. I hope you'll easily find that the forum is amusing.