bullshitting to all

you might have heard of love language, idk mine but do you know what my anger language is? getting disappointed and doing your part of things myself.

what really happens if a government is utopic? idealistic? and all white(not racial, i mean quality wise)?

what a way to summarize computer science. thanks now i'm demotivated 😭

im not meant for this sitting in front of a device and type shype until it does smth smth and then somehow keede enter it and then its mera kaam to remove keeda. mene wo computer utha ke fek dena hai.

sundar ladkiya bhi galat hi kaam krti hai

instagram phone se chalao to protest, violence and stuff laptop se chalao to sundar sundar ladkiya 🥰

my theory simply state, humans can't live without higher powers. they are masochist from base. they always need a higher authority otherwise their life functioning spirals our of control and loses all its meaning. this is really worth giving a thought. if there is no greater reward at the end? who are we? sorta sounds nihilistic. but it's not. to me it's a gateway to new philosophical idea.

if you're religious, then some random guy opinions should dictate your thoughts. my way of living is i don't prefer asking for help, even if it's god. your way can obviously be different.

ok so i'm not saying religion has only influenced people in one way or that every religious person is blindly obedient. i'm talking bout what many religious systems are fundamentally built around. submission to a higher authority and treating that authority as unquestionable. yea ofc religion has inspired philosophy, art, charity, personal growth and what not. but those outcomes don't necessarily contradict the idea that obedience is one of its core functions. and while it's true that people can obey anyth blindly, religion often gives that obedience divine legitimacy. if someone believes an authority speaks for god, questioning becomes much harder than questioning a politician or a celebrity. so my point isn't every believer is intellectually passive. it's that many religions structurally place obedience to sacred authority at their center even if individuals experience and practice their faith very differently. — @thinksharper

does nessnote wanna double down or should i?

religion is designed to produce subjects who will automatically obey