fckyoupayme
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No twin just an accidental clone loli've been studying you too. i know about your fraternal twin![]()
No twin just an accidental clone loli've been studying you too. i know about your fraternal twin![]()
I'm going to be honest at the risk of judgement. When i was younger i felt real friendship for the people i talked to online. We shared interests, played games together and talked like brothers/sisters. Then i went AWOL from humanity for a few years. Lost touch, felt like those bonds had passed me by, didn't rekindle them and just never made real new ones. The people i talk to now don't know me and i don't know them. There's so many thin strands between people it feels weird even (wanting to) strenghtening a bond. Intrusive. Like it's not supposed to happen.
So the online "friendship" is not there for me anymore. I do kind of miss it.
Reminds me of that old Chris Rock bit about adults not having friends.
Ha. You should break down the excessive workout/eat healthy culture
It is crazy how forums pull people together and we share our thoughts and experiences to people who we don't know.
I’m fascinated by the fact that every poster is a person with an entire life.
And this anonymity allows folks to behave in a way they normally wouldn't in real life out of fear. In a way, folks have a more genuine, honest interaction online than in the real world.
Yep this part hit differentI'm on my break right now browsing The Coli you ain't have to come for me like that![]()
On some g shyt...In order to unhack our minds and disarm the algorithms, as a collective we have to practice what's called data poisoning.
First, clean your digital fingerprints as much as you can. Unfollow everyone you personally know, remove all pictures of you & yours and delete anything that contains Personally Identifiable Information (PII in cybersecurity terms).
Then, flip the approach on them and feed the machines targeted bullshyt. Memes, jokes, randomness, etc so that we each mentally create a divide between the virtual and physical worlds. We should never again blur the lines.
Now what about all those connections you made? How will you stay in contact with your friends if you're not keeping track on w/e platform you're using? Groups chats, cloud based file shares (dropbox, google drive,icloud), actual phone calls. literal face time with people. Use the internet to communicate in real time with people you care about and get right back out of the matrix.
Turn your phone back into a portable computer - keep only the utility apps (tools that help you DO things) and CONSUME your content from a fixed location (home or work) on a seperate consumption device (tablet/smart tv/console).
The addictions will be hard to break at first (I still catch myself mindlessly opening my phone to browse for apps I deleted out of habit) but the end game is worth it.
It's scary watching this in real time and knowing I've also been infected by this shyt.
yea i'm realizing people get weird when you actually attempt to connect with them. it's like you have to do it in a way where you're not appearing to make a connection? people are so reluctant to actually build a bond, but maybe it's just meI'm going to be honest at the risk of judgement. When i was younger i felt real friendship for the people i talked to online. We shared interests, played games together and talked like brothers/sisters. Then i went AWOL from humanity for a few years. Lost touch, felt like those bonds had passed me by, didn't rekindle them and just never made real new ones. The people i talk to now don't know me and i don't know them. There's so many thin strands between people it feels weird even (wanting to) strenghtening a bond. Intrusive. Like it's not supposed to happen.
So the online "friendship" is not there for me anymore. I do kind of miss it.
Reminds me of that old Chris Rock bit about adults not having friends.
yea i'm realizing people get weird when you actually attempt to connect with them. it's like you have to do it in a way where you're not appearing to make a connection? people are so reluctant to actually build a bond, but maybe it's just me![]()
people don't know how to be their true selves. Not even me, because the older i get, the more BS i see with people and the more ego i'm exposed to which makes me have to expose mine as well or put up a fake wall and interact on a different level, or just not do it at all and be addicted to the internet all day wit nikkas who I perceive truly do understand mePeople are so used to creating and presenting a persona via the distance of a screen that an actual connection, real intimacy and seeing you as you are, unedited scares most people because they are in love with the image that they want others to so desperately believe.
What I wonder is did the net cause this sickness or was it always ticking away under the surface of man and finally found a socially sanctioned form of expression? Either way the implications of all of this are immense as we're getting a window into the mental health of most of the world and its messed up.
Whats even more interesting is the few demographs that aren't all up on the Gram are actually the happiest because they have a true social network, genuine connection and kinship whereas everyone else runs after a digital equivalent that will always be lacking because it simply attempts to copy the outer with no concept of the inner.