TOPIC: My return & Q&A

Father Watson wrote: Thanks man.

For my self I really enjoy the stoic philosophy, a great philosophy in which you just deal with the world and how it is and with a focus to pursue self improvement (for the stoics the main avenues of improvement are: wisdom, justice, courage, and moderation/temperance).

The whole philosophy is full of many great teachings which in my eyes were ahead of it's time when it started. Lucius annaeus seneca of Rome (born in spain) called for slaves to be treat humanely because we all share the same humanity.

here are some of his quotes:
"There are more things, Lucilius, that frighten us than injure us, and we suffer more in imagination than in reality."
"Sometimes even to live is an act of courage.".

Many great leaders were Stoics too, the most famous being Marcus Aurelius, who could attribute his success as a leader to the philosophy he was taught and followed, his book Meditations is a great read if you have the time.

I think why I most identify with it is because I see it as the most practical philosophy, it teaches self improvement and how to deal with challenges in life in a non destructive manner, and it allows for you to understand and control your emotions so that things in life don't ruin your life, it is rare in life that I'm ever upset or sad anymore I enjoy most things in life and the "bad" things that happen to me do not bother me.

“We suffer not from the events in our lives but from our judgement about them.”

― Epictetus.

So with that said I think on the other spectrum the philosophy I identify least is Nihilism as I believe it just set you up to be thoroughly disappointed in life and destroys any chance of self improvement and accountability in your actions because to a nihilist things don't really matter and I pity them

What is the meaning of Christmas for you?

Red. wrote: The meaning of Christmas for me is a time to spend time with and really appreciate the people we have and love in our lives because they are the true gifts in life, like my mother is for me

Zoe wrote: Well after having revived the server yesterday for the brief period I was on (with the help of my good friend Sandeater and lenard) , I don't think the current want staff steam would want a staff member who encourages fun and enjoyment , this does not mean I won't try tho the people deserve the fun they had yesterday night, I will apply next week when my racist web taunt mute warn is no longer active

How many boosterpacks do you own on SSRP 1 & 2??

Aspect wrote: idk, like 4 maybe that I won from a giveaway then gave them to coda when I won

Lewis_is_java wrote:
I have nearly 200

Aspect wrote: If I called you a loser would you be upset?

Lewis_is_java wrote:
Well actually I'm a winner because I'm really rich and good looking too!

Aspect wrote: That's not what I asked idiot, you may be rich and good-looking but you can't read

Lewis_is_java wrote:
bls blss sir define loser or i'll be very upset

Aspect wrote: sorry but this is a q&a thread not an English teaching thread

if you apply for deathrun staff are you going to free lenard?

Lewis_is_java wrote:
The surreal feeling I experienced when you serialize unfiltered comments into un-objective conjugations of emotional biases was rather uncontent. It does not fit my ideal worldview- as it partakes a dogmatic approach filled with nonsense & unfair assessments. I do not approve of your atrocious outcome that mitigates the weak attacks, backed by emotions in the shadows.

Aspect wrote:

Not Not Pablo Pablo wrote: When, I get deathrun staff, I will get lenard to his rightfull spot as co owner as my right hand man

Lewis_is_java wrote:
My abrupt formation that secludes reality is based on the notion that no chicken is a chicken without its egg.

Aspect wrote: That is a profound and enigmatic philosophy that aligns with an epistemology and ontology of which I don't align

Lewis_is_java wrote:
The profoundness is to be grasped by the augmented superstitious perplexion which mirrors reality in the dimensions past the fourth one. It takes a great consideration to grasp the notion that behaves similarly but spits out different outcomes.