YZZAJ @Jazzy_Butts@gameliberty.club

Don't even fucking talk to me unless you goon like neelix
https://youtu.be/PvztuUnim1w

Me: Why are you so obsessed with those bbcs?????
You: Jazzy you're the only one who is still obsessed with bbcs the internet moved on years ago
Me: *Looks at you in anger and disgust and confusion like you're completely insane*, THEY'RE RIGHT HE- *I scream as I turn around to gesture to the infinite wall covered in bbcs...but it was gone, the wall wasn't there* No, no no no it was here, it was right here, they were being racist, using racist tropes, you have to believe me

ooohhhhh I finally get it you convince the hot girl you can't have to do bbcs because you just want to watch the world burn if you can't rule it, I get it now, holy shit it makes sense, you trick them into devaluing themselves because that's what you get off on and you think it's devaluation because you're either racist or aware of the racism within society/mindblown

I need a respectful kind fat girl to worship intimately/vent

@Aldo6 In other words, you and I are stronger now than every hero who ever came in the history of time because they are now dust beneath our feet, and no matter what we do in life when we die our strength will disappear too. Strength is meaningless. The strongest man in the world could meditate his whole life and you'd never meet him, never know he could snap your neck and every neck in the UFC like a twig, that he could be the president of the world with the speeches he could give, but he doesn't, yet he is still the strongest. Strength is irrelevant out of context.

@Aldo6 You contradict your own definition of strength, if strength is potential for success in will a living person is stronger than a dead one.

I will never be poly, you will be my property and I won't share you >:(

@Aldo6 The question begs the context. In the rain a house with walls will keep someone alive, which is giving them strength, on the other hand a house on fire would make a field a much more attractive, stronger, option.

@Aldo6 If struggle is strength and strength makes safety irrelevant, one is neither safe nor unsafe, that is even more reductionist, it makes the eradicates the concept of safety, or pretends to, because if people really operated this way they would exercise every intrusive thought regardless of safety like jamming their hand into a table saw. Some people do this, and they are called insane, it is viewed as a malfunction if no reason can be atteibuted to the act other than impulse. You seek to erode the concept of safety, you argue against it's utility, this is senseless. Everything has utility. Empty space even has utility. If someone can't see this it doesn't nullify the utility, it only indicates their ignorance.

@Aldo6 Their strength didn't make the safety irrelevant, it became their safety. In the context of the fish, being in water that's not too hot and not too cold equals safety, having food that it has access to and is suitable for it equals safety, etc.

@Aldo6 You ignored my detail completely about degrees of safety, do you not agree that if a fishes degree of safety reaches zero it is therefore incapable of sustaining life, and is by definition dead, after which point it's safety becomes an irrelevant question as there is no longer a fish to be safe or unsafe at all.

@Aldo6 okay so it's a willing cost, and by the way how can someone be safe if they can't grow and how can someone grow if they're not safe? A fish in the ocean is not safe, but if it grows to adulthood it must have had "enough" safety, and so it must have had some degree of safety to have some degree of growth, if its degree of safety reaches zero that means it is in another fish's stomach.

@Aldo6 notice that I said you didn't define the cost, what is the cost of this safety, is it a willing cost, or is it cost extracted against one's will? What is the cost for this growth? The answer to both may be pain, or even worse, betrayal of allies. IF those may be the cost would either be worth it?

@Aldo6 Both suck, Akira is hell, Pleasantville is hell, walk the middle path or you'll fall off the edge and despite what the sages say either side off the cliff leads to the bottom.

@Aldo6 Infinate growth = Akira
Infinate safety = Pleasantville

@Aldo6 these are monkeys paw questions. Each at what cost, you don't define the cost, the question is a trap.

When a player doesn't understand the limitations of a game world it becomes infuriating to play. DO NOT MAKE THE BOUNDARIES SO NEBULOUS, GUIDE THE PLAYER APPROPRIATELY./vent