Have any robots started to sort themselves out? It's a little

>>37931270

I'd also be interested in hearing what excuses you've made for not doing it so I can avoid them.

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There is no "sorting yourself out" if you're a robot.

Like Chad-dom, you are born a robot, just like you are born a Chad.

>>37931270
He is a terrible philosopher, and his flawed rhetoric falls apart on contact with nihilism.
The only difference he made on my life is that I now have something else to get annoyed by on 4chan - his million fanboys treating him like a messiah.

I've started meditating every day for 30 minutes. I've done 40 days so far and I'm starting to notice I'm not nearly as angry as I used to be. I highly recommend it to any robots suffering from fear or anger.

>>37931309

>nihilist
>getting annoyed

>>37931347
Nihilistic about life and society, which is what Peterson talks about.
There are things I am engaged with, in short bursts mostly. I am not a vegetable rotting in a chair.

>>37931323

I've done it, but not so consistently. It did teach me to see what I'm doing, like when I'm getting distracted by something or wasting time.

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>>37931366

I've had depersonalization disorder, which isn't completely nihilistic, but closer to it than most people get. If you want to get freaked out, read pic related - it's a pretty good description of what it's like, though it's different for each person. I eventually realized that my anxiety disorder was making me think and perceive in ways that weren't appropriate for the situations I faced - kind of like using the wrong tool for a job. It was a terrifying part of my life, but working my way out of it was one of the most rewarding things I've done.