Posts made by Cephalon

There are a number of possible answers that I usually present.

1.) Your own mind constructed reality and placed itself in the world in which you are living. In other words, you are the only real person, everyone else is basically just intelligent robots. So, when you die, you will have left the reality you created for yourself.

2.) Life was created as a sort of simulation by an intelligent alien species. You and everyone you know are already fake.

3.) Whatever consciousness is driving you will simply vanish, and you won't have any time to think or reflect on it, meaning you will cease to exist.

4.) You will become another person in another timeline, unaware of your previous life.

5.) You are already controlling every living being in the universe. Every microsecond, you control your actions for a fraction of a second and switch to the next person. Every time you switch, the memories of that specific person are loaded. This means that what you experience as a continuous life is actually the same consciousness that controls every living thing.

The last one is a somewhat unpolished idea with which I have come up.

Loved but live for thirty. Life is too long as it is, and never being able to die and suffering through the rest of eternity sounds like a rough way to go.

@AlwaysStranger Fair enough. You may continue.

@AlwaysStranger So maybe the best course of action is negotiation.

@AlwaysStranger I would advise against reciprocating their hate. Their intentions may be ill-willed, but they have a point; there are some peaceful Muslims.

Ghengis Khan was an Asian, and he slaughtered tens of thousands of innocents, and raped women on a daily basis.

Does that make all Asians bad people? Of course not.

No. Humans are naturally monogamous. It's normal to have feelings for more than one partner at a time.

However, due to the way we define relationships in modern human societies, other people will probably have problems with it. I advise caution.

I know this might sound weird... But I really wouldn't care all that much.

You see, humans are naturally monogamous. Of course, it's preferable to be faithful to your partner, but relationships are about enjoyment. If a girl and two men can enjoy themselves and not fight over each other, I'd say it works just fine.

@Nobody Nope. I only know a few things about it.

@Nobody Same.

@Nobody Thank you for the compliment, I'm actually pretty young; fourteen. And I got the idea from two video games, the aforementioned Half-Life 2 (In the augmentation post), and Mirror's Edge Catalyst, where everyone receives contact lenses that give them a graphical interface.

@Czepa Exqueeze me? Got a problem?

I'd love you to give your thoughts on one of my previous posts about Artificial Augmentation and Transhumanism.

West World is better than both.

@AlwaysStranger Haha true. I'll do some more research, thanks!

Lately, I've become interested in the topic of augmentation.

For anyone who doesn't know what augmentation is, it's basically when you install mechanical or electronic technology into a living organism to enhance their genetic abilities tenfold. For instance, a computer chip integrated with the brain may help you remember things better, think faster, or gain knowledge without having to learn it.

Of course, augmentation isn't limited to the brain. One example of mechanical augmentation is the Overwatch Transhuman Arm soldiers from Half-Life 2. For those unfamiliar with the lore of Half-Life 2, they're basically soldiers that have been completely brainwashed, their brain, joints, organs, etc have been artificially enhanced to the point where they're able to take on almost any threat.

I'm curious to hear your thoughts on this subject. Feel free to reply.

@AlwaysStranger There's the answer I was looking for. Thanks for answering my question

@Angie2017 The only time we masturbate more than once a day is if we're addicted. Lol

I've had a question for a while, hear me out.

Do men or women experience more sexual pleasure during masturbation?

Odd question, but it's been on my mind for a while.