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anonymous
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I am rude, because I have been treated (unjustly) like utter crap by a lot of people. If you are nice to me, I will very likely be nice to you.

I think I heard smth, so let me respond: I don't actually understand. So, if I do something dumb, don't be surprised, because none of it makes any sense to me.

But, then again, just like with the "network loop", there was probably malicious intent involved. Wasn't there?

Also, for the other thing you keep attacking me over: it's convenient that I couldn't have seen what happened, because I was at a fixed position with no ability to observe.

That's not quite what happened, is it? It's also not where it started, is it? There was a prior malicious action, wasn't there? (Multiple maybe?) I accidentally worked around it, didn't I? There also was interference afterwards, wasn't there?

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It would've been funny if it wasn't so sad.

You people are the only imbecils who attack me for what I didn't so wrong. It's absolutely amazing.

Oh, you made more malicious assumptiond, didn't you? You know you're lying.

This wasn't actually meant as an attack, but it served as a use case. This is a genuine attempt at understanding and I think this simple statement captures more of human nature and the "(magical) essence" that we like to attribute to the soul.

However, the leads up to this reach back 30+ years. For example, I've wondered for a long while, how much of what we see when looking at a person's face are the factual matters: position of lips, skin, folds, position of eyes. And how much is interpretation of emotion: muscle movement as the laugh or frown is shaped. Simply the change of facial expression betrays hints of 'disgust' or 'surprise'. So if, for example, only 40% is factual, then the rest is (strictly?) bound to interpretation. However, if done correctly, does reveal a lot of what exactly is 'the attitude in an encounter'. Ironically, we sometimes claim to see people's soul in their eyes. I think this definition captures so much of what we want the 'soul' to be or expect it is without any undefined excesses parts.

A simple definition of an intangible concept.

What if the human 'soul' is the predisposition one takes on new encounters in life (based on previous events).

Forcing someone to be less optimistic or good-faith-assuming because you're collectively being complete assholes to them, may well be a contribution to "destroying one's soul". Often a hint of "nature" of someone is revealed quickly, but we have trouble interpreting it correctly.

It makes you wonder how invisible the soul is and how blind many are to the true impact they have on (others') life.

For all the searching humans have done for the 'soul', I truly wonder if it is something this simple yet this fundamentally rooted in human intelligence, both knowledge and experience.

Your whole idea is pointless: someone else "illustrates" an idea. I can piece it together. It's not that hard. Without knowing intentions or purpose, I can interpret it in any number of ways. You aren't making a point either way. And I get no proper information. Only indirect messages.

Okay, so there was. It still doesn't make sense to me. It's still someone else's stories and me trying to piece smth together without having proper info or validity. I get sent messages of all variations. I have no clue what to do with what's essentially a pieced-together impression of messages. What are you expecting? I wouldn't know where to look for answers, because nobody responds or clarifies.

To someone: is there a point? πŸ€”

What's wrong with having some endurance?

Also, cut the idiotic false accusations. They are really tiresome. You've proved stupid enough already to shill me a video game religion.

Bother someone else with your lies and bullshit. KTHXBYE

What are the consequences?