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#21
idea / Re: Rising above the status qu...
Last post by Sevil Nox - Jul 20, 2026, 11:44 PM
Quote from: prime on Jul 15, 2026, 08:00 PMWhen you encounter Crowdist insanity, the only goal should be defeating it unless it is totally irrelevant.

If people are casually talking, I suggest go for the FUD attack (fear, uncertainty, demoralization): subvert it by finding reasons not to believe in it.

When people talk about their favorite political programs, I am fond of saying oh that sounds nice, but you know the money is going to go to cronies and government will screw it up.

Default to a practical libertarianism: it would be nice to solve all of the world's problems, but we cannot, so we should just work with what actually makes people prosperous.

I'm hunting "methods",Fud,with my shit-plunger bow.
#24
tech / Re: Etext, Ebook, and PDF shar...
Last post by prime - Jul 20, 2026, 08:25 AM
Cool Homer texts visual reader project:
https://johnhboyer-sys.github.io/homer-reader/
#25
idea / Re: Rising above the status qu...
Last post by prime - Jul 20, 2026, 06:27 AM
REMIGRATION PRESERVES NATIONS
amerika.org

PAN-NATIONALISM SAVES CIVILIZATION
corrupt.org

...immediate thoughts. Well, you know, as they say, and so on, about society. I read a book last night which was painfully wordy -- a vestige of the late 1970s -- because the author wanted to fill space to seem impressive and hide how much of the content was speculative/conjectural gibberish. But in the bigger picture, it seems that peak oil-on-water normie crashout is happening now, to the point that normal people might as well be speaking Inuit or French because their concerns are so removed from anything real and therefore backfilled with chaotic neurosis that nothing sticks.

Flyers: what sizes make sense? Do people still use paper? Can people read even still? ;)
#26
idea / Re: Rising above the status qu...
Last post by Flying Kites - Jul 19, 2026, 06:57 PM
That is fairly essential but it is also wise to KISS - keep it simple, baka! Unfortunately I create my greatest difficulties, in a pretentious city that has lost sight of anything worthwhile to spend money on while the silent majority keep everything functional while preferring to keep out of sight and their irons zeroed, I've taken pleasure in writing signs and showing up to crash the stupid parties, and without having to resort to cutting faces for moron party masks to wear yet I still have two or three misdemeanors on technicality of property rights. I realize I have to put some work in. Weekly Saturdays on downtown corners, the courthouse, university, the Povorello (a wop institution). Brett, does CORRUPT/ANUS still maintain flyers? I have to KISS my signs, I try to cram too much aspie logic in too small a space. I'm settling on an idea: REMIGRATION PRESERVES THIS NATION FOR NORDIC-GERMANICS / SUPPORT YOUR PAN-NATIONALISTS / VISIT AMERIKA.org & CORRUPT.org

Ride the tiger! : )
#27
sense / Half Earth
Last post by prime - Jul 19, 2026, 05:16 PM
QuoteScientists analyzed 1.6 million Costa Rican insects and concluded Earth has 14 to 20 million insect species, two to three times the old estimate.

https://studyfinds.com/earth-14-million-insect-species-more-than-twice-what-scientists-thought/
#28
sense / Re: Neechy
Last post by prime - Jul 19, 2026, 05:15 PM
Freedom from peer pressure (essential part of Crowdism, a type of demotism like democracy and free markets) would reduce some anxiety, but peer pressure is created by individualistic need. Do people fear isolation, or fear the loss of power that this would entail?
#29
sense / Re: Psychedelic experiences
Last post by prime - Jul 19, 2026, 04:59 PM
QuoteA new analysis of brain imaging data reveals that lysergic acid diethylamide, commonly known as LSD, reduces the synchronization of local brain activity to produce its mind-altering effects.

https://www.psypost.org/brain-scans-reveal-how-lsd-desynchronizes-local-neural-activity-to-alter-conscio/
#30
idea / Re: Divorce, cheating, and inf...
Last post by prime - Jul 19, 2026, 03:43 PM
For the "moving hand" people:

QuoteThe first group contained individuals who reported high frequencies of both shared intimacy and solo sex. The second group consisted of people who rarely engaged in shared intimacy but reported high rates of solo sex. The final group featured people with active partnered intimacy but low rates of solo activity.

Participants in the first category fit smoothly into the complementary model of sexuality. These individuals scored low on negative attitudes toward masturbation. Both men and women in this group reported that sheer physical pleasure motivated their solo habits.

The second group displayed habits that aligned closely with the compensatory model. For these participants, high rates of solo sex were directly tied to relationship deficits.

The third profile broke away from both trends by featuring high shared intimacy and very low solo activity. These individuals reported the lowest levels of solitary sexual desire. Without an internal motivation to stimulate themselves, their sexual needs appear to be entirely fulfilled through shared activities with their partners.

https://www.psypost.org/how-adults-balance-shared-intimacy-and-solo-sex-in-relationships/