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Life, sine qua non, seeks out and consumes metastable resources, thus increasing entropy both locally and globally.

Would that be efficient or inefficient, in your philosophy? Since life increases thermodynamic entropy, death must be an unqualified good, right? Unless, perhaps, a death under consideration would result in the replication of even-more-entropic lifeforms.
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Dissident Sound 11mo ago

if you consider that life lost is likely to get replaced and that the act of replacement itself increases entropy then actually death increases entropy

what you want is to identify unnecessary life and avoid it in the first place

i mean it's complicated - if whites go the route of antinatalism the world is cooked

and we can't brainwash nigs into extincting themselves because they don't have brains to wash

tough situation

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Dissident Sound 11mo ago

in other news i am in a hotel, tired and have shit to do.

i regret opening that can of worms at such unfortunate time.

we should go back to deep philosophical debates when i am back home and have time for things like sleep.