I'm not exactly good at making threads, so here's the long and short of it.

I've been interested in philosophy for a while, and noticed there was a failed thread or two on it here. So, I decided to post the site I like to use when discussing philosophy with those who like to discuss it as well. They are adults and kids like me ranging from age 15 to above 50 years of age, so there's a lot of knowlege to find on it. If anyone else is interested in knowing something about the inner workings of life or religion or something that science just isn't broadcasting, visit forums.philosophyforums.com . It's a nice place, but unlike here, you need an account to get in. Standard stuff, email, username, password, etc. nothing too intrusive. Enjoy!

Bumping myself because I can

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Bumping you because I can, and I love talking about philosophical things from time to time

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Bumping you because I can, and I love talking about philosophical things from time to time

>>2 >>4 Don't bump "because you can" or you may soon discover that the thread will be barred from being bumped ever again. At the very least have something relevant to add to the thread or it will die regardless.

Is it possible to add to this o.o

Bumping for those who are interested in philosophy. Is anybody besides Zackarias paying attention to this? Otherwise ill just let it die kuz if nobodys paying any attention to this then ill just move it out of the way of other threads

My philosophy, not for those easily offended. People know all of their personal problems (and often know the solution), yet they don't give enough of a fuck to fix them. Instead, they enjoy just sitting around complaining, as if someone else will fix them. Then they complain more when no one does. Then they complain more when you point out that they should have done it, finding excuses for themselves.

Moral of this story? Fix your own damn problems instead of complaining about them. Life's not fair, deal with it. Fix the damn problem yourself. If you have a disadvantage, then try harder. Rather than complain about how unfair it it, try to earn the right to brag because you kicked that problem's ass despite the fact that the world was working against you.

Also, no blatant advertising. Just thought I'd throw that in there.

I really shouldn't post when I'm sleep deprived. I get bitchy when I'm tired... Oh well...

>>8 seriously calm your tits. There is no need to bump this constantly, if people want to post here, they shall, if not, they wont, sooner you come to terms with that the sooner you can focus on cool things, like pizza.

@10 I have absolutely nothing better to do around here than question life, and discuss mine and others questions about stuff with others. Nobody talks to me anymore (probably because I'm a loser with nothing better to do) so that's why I bumped it. There are no cool things here.

>>11 Ironic that your interest in philosophy is so strong and your own personal philosophy is so self-deprecating. Though, it isn't uncommon by any means. It's common for those who study philosophy to gravitate towards meaninglessness and negativity, but that simply means that the understandings you've found aren't right for you, and you need to try again.

Ultimately we choose where our own perspectives lie, and you seriously need to start seeing your world differently.

seems like a nice site, thanks for the intel.
that aside, in my own opinion, phylosophy is more of a personal thing, like one sees the world from his/her perspective, and thats what makes it interesting.. finding the thoughts and morals that people have and sharing how they came to those conclusions

>>12 I've seen far too many things that are unseeable, and because of this I have become so negative. I've tried seeing the world in a positive light, but that only made me realize I had attempted to ignore the grittier, less appreciated part of life, the part I had grown into. The part of the world that needed the most attention. Because of this, an unfortunately common side effect, I became what I was trying to help. So in the end, I need more help than I can give, ultimately making me an oxymoron (or moron if you like) in my own mental image of myself.

However, you are completely right and I really should sort out my priorities.

>>14 You're welcome ^.^ If it helped at least one person, then I suppose it was worth the trouble.