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Who else thinks people just got sick with this world and deep inside try to end it.
From electing Trump to robots fantesizing about the end of the world, all the signs point in the way that we just dont want to be here anymore.
But what got us in this situation, why do people want as a society to commit suicide?
Did we become to bored with the world and try to make radical adjustments so we have a purpose again at the risk of killing us all.
Feels like that saying you see alot on the internet when someone tells people he or she wants to kill itself and it goes like ''if you dont care about dying why not rob a bank and travel the world'', did we as a collective got at that point?
So what are your opinions on this subject fellow robots, what caused this and how far will it go?
Can this phenomen even be stopped?
How?
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I believe that life is worth enjoying as long as you put the effort, but if humanity had to disappear tomorrow, I wouldn't care. I too feel this temptation for annihilation, inexplicably.
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>>35057020
Perhaps the comodity got us into this point, you barely have to put in any effort whatesoever into anything nowdays, maybe the aspirations that we have that one day robots will suck our dicks is what makes us miserable, maybe the humanity realized its at the end in the survival game not needing to do anything anymore to survive.
So maybe it exists deep in our brains or souls or whatever a part that concerns itself with ''fairplay'', and at this point we use cheat trainers and there is no fun playing the game anymore.
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Cant people have disscutions on this site anymore if the thread is not a line of text with a picture of questionable pornography attached?
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>>35057322
hmmm, but ofcourse
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>>35056961
>from electing Trump
Just stop. People didn't elect him because they wish for the end of the world, the elected him because they thought he was the better choice. He's not going to bring an end to the world. Stop fear-mongering at let the man do his work.
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>>35058023
Seconded
Origamalio
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>>35056961
It's just the life cycle of civilization. Things start off good, get worse over time, then someone else takes over.
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>>35056961
As someone who voted and campaigned for 'leave' in the EU referendum, I can tell you that the sight of one of the world's major currencies collapsing the day after made all those years of campaigning worth it
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>>35056961
>I believe that life is worth enjoying as long as you put the effort, but if humanity had to disappear tomorrow, I wouldn't care. I too feel this temptation for annihilation, inexplicably.
I think that deep inside we're frustrated that we can't follow our natural urges whatever they may be.
From the moment we're born, we're given a name and we're told "don't do this", "don't do that" "do this" "do this that way" etc... We basically learn that it's almost always wrong whenever we follow our natural inclination.
We have to live with countless little rules, norms and things that often go against our own nature.
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