abolish traffic laws and red lights 🤣

People pick sides based on an invisible, all knowing, all powerful friend they believe exists even though none of these groups have a shred of evidence that their invisible friend really exist. Each one is convinced their friend is the only real one, while thousands of other groups think the same about their own invisible friend. If it weren’t so tragic, it would be hilarious and if you didn't know what topic i am writing about, you would say that those groups should go to a psychiatrist.

But if they receive hundreds of thousands of 1 sat zaps.....

Hunger used to be around the corner all the time. That’s exactly the point. For most of human history survival was so hard that people barely had the chance to think about anything else. But when survival stops being a daily emergency, humans don’t suddenly lose purpose they finally get the room to build one. The fact that people can think about meaning, fairness, or long-term goals today is possible because hunger isn’t breathing down their necks. If your purpose collapses the moment basic needs are met, that wasn’t a purpose it was survival instinct. Human beings are capable of much more than that once they’re not constantly fighting for food or rent.

Bret’s argument rests on a bad assumption. He treats sex and money as if they were the core meaning or structure of human life, and that removing their “cost” somehow leaves us empty. But that’s like saying our lives lost direction when we stopped washing dishes by hand, or when we stopped making our own clothes, or when we no longer had to farm just to survive. Those things were never our purpose they were chores that consumed our time. The moment technology freed us from them, we didn’t collapse; we simply had more time to do things we actually cared about. Same here. Money and sex were never the meaning of life they were pressures that forced us to spend huge parts of our day just staying afloat. For the first time, we’re slowly removing those pressures. That doesn’t make us directionless; it gives us space to explore who we really are and what we actually want to do. When people finally have time and resources, they think about inequality, they question the status quo, they demand things they didn’t have the bandwidth to demand before. It’s no coincidence students have always been behind major social movements they were the ones with both intelligence and spare time. We aren’t becoming emptier. We’re just no longer stuck in survival mode. We’re finally able to grow in ways that aren’t purely material emotionally, socially, intellectually. We’re not losing ourselves. We’re actually starting to discover ourselves.

How can it be Satanism when it's older than Christianity?

holy shit, i totally forgot about that. How long was it? What in the hell did they wait with last season? Only thing i remember from last one is guy playing Metallica....that was cool.

I never said anything that could be interpreted in this way. I guess when you are out of options you simply write random sentences.

Dude is snake oil salesman. Of course he is guest on Tucker Carlson show. Take all he says with shovel of salt and than some more. I mean, it doesn't mean he is absolutely wrong. He might be even correct, but everyone needs to be careful about anything he says and double check on it.

I think he's waiting for Bitcoin CEO to step down first.

Yes i watch movies, read books and do a lot of stuff even my father could not do as he could not afford the time to do it. I even 3D print stuff and paint it without even thinking of selling them for profit all thanks to advancements in technology. I have enough time to think about stuff my parents couldn't etc. That's the point or original claim.

I don't get it. He is a major. He can't trade capitalism for socialism. He simply has no power to do so even if he wanted.

It’s not that we’re making up problems it’s that, for the first time in human history, most of us aren’t living on the edge of hunger every single day. That gives us room to finally address issues that were ignored because people were too busy just trying to survive. In my great-grandfather’s time, it was considered completely normal for women to be beaten, kicked out of the house, or made to sleep in the barn, and nobody reacted because basic survival took priority. Today we actually can stop and ask: “Is this right? Is this moral? What should we change?” We’re not inventing problems we’re finally able to deal with the smaller ones that were always there. And that is not loosing "core meaning" or "structure" of life (to get back to original post any my replay to it) it's finally discovering them. It's step forward not step backward.

And some men and women thing that they know what others think. Thing is, we have a lot thinking in front of us, now that we don't have to chase basic survival every second of our waking life.

So, other religions that personified evil were right as they identified Satan long before Christianity became a thing? BTW Christianity ADOPTED those rituals. Christianity even moved Christmas itself to winter just to incorporate into those pegan rituals. Don't you understand what that implies about Christianity and all Christian rituals?

Yes, many religions that existed before Christianity had their version of devil, and Krampus is one of those. But....if devil from those religions is true one....do you understand implications there? Or is it simple that people wanted to personify evil and good long long long time before Christianity? Krampus (sor of devil) is only half part of it, isn't it? There is a good guy right?