Could it happen differently

spexxx · May 22, 2010

The big bad "other" has always been a common trap. Uniting through a common dislike/hate, how typical in modern day society?

stinkfoot · May 22, 2010

porkstock41 said:

i think it's just your vocabulary. it reads more like a novel than a stoner
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Perhaps that makes me a novel stoner?

bubbler211 · May 23, 2010

Lostthoughts said:

Recently while on LSD I was thinking about this

The human race must have began as one, single community, but people put themselves into different groups (religions ect...) and by doing this they seperated themselves from the rest of mankind. These narcisisstic humans then became obsessed with what they falsly believed was progress. The "progress" however, was only tearing humanity further and further apart until the leaders of each group, all beleiving that they were the supirior group, and all propeled by selfish ambition, used violent methods on other groups, eventualy leading to the human race destroying itself.
Saddened by how stupid and pointless the world is, I began to wonder if this could have been avoided. What if, we had done something different that produced a different result than mans iminent self destruction? After pondering how the end result could end up differently, I decided that even if it could have been different, the alternent present was something that to me, was unknowable. This is because I have such a limited view of society's potential, that I can't think outside what I am forced to believe by living in it.
I thought of one example: imagine a community of people living in a black and white world. All colors are absent. These people would not be able to think up colors on their own, because there is no way for them to comprehend something that their world does not allow them to experience.
The selfeshness of humans, and the fact that we can never change disappointed me
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This post somehow reminds me of the old bible story of Sodom and gumaro
About 10 years ago archeologists believe they have found these towns right below their noses,but now the towns were or are called bamedraw and numea

neodude1212 · May 23, 2010

porkstock41 said:

^^^it's probably because i'm high, but i always have to read your posts at least twice to extract all the wisdom

i can agree with that

1) i was responding to

and i can definitely appreciate being upfront with one's negativity. i've been like that since 9th grade probably. if i didn't like someone (just an example), what's the point in pretending? i don't like to beat around the bush either.

2) awesome, sad story. i don't think i need to drink a 12 pack to understand

hey, i'm just being upfront like you
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porkstock41 · May 23, 2010

i wasn't hating

what are you drunk

Lostthoughts · May 23, 2010

bubbler211 said:

This post somehow reminds me of the old bible story of Sodom and gumaro
About 10 years ago archeologists believe they have found these towns right below their noses,but now the towns were or are called bamedraw and numea
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first of all, it's not Sodom and gumaro.

Second, what do they have do do with anything? And what does it mater what archeologists discovered about these towns ten years ago?

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porkstock41 Every time across from me...not there!

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