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>>10036
I believe everyone in this site knows that.

>twenty years from now, we will all be living in a pure-blood internet society.

Do you mean a society in which the internet isn't run by conglomerates?
I'd love to see that. I wonder what would come of society that way.

Would you have to go out of your way to find desired communities? There's no way an unbiased feed algorithm can exist without someone trying to take advantage of it.

What does such a society look like?

>>10055
Not her, but there's a much darker way of reading "pure-blooded internet society."
The current generation of school age children, Gen Alpha, are often called 'iPad children' due to a combination of internet access and naive/incompetent millennial parents. Zoomers are currently ages whatever through mid-20s. Millennials are 40 now.
In 20 years, all levels of society will be ruled by "digital natives." People who did not know life without the internet will be retiring from various trades and careers (mid-50s is mandatory retirement age for a lot of labor intensive jobs). Every single facet of society will be downstream of online culture. Any forces that shape, contort, control, distort, filter, adapt, shift or serve that culture will have downstream impact in absolutely everything. We can expect the final effect of this to be utterly devastating.

Consider what dating looks like. And consider the fact that if you tried to start a workplace romance today you would be putting yourself at risk, not just in the emotional or social sense involving risk of rejection but in the economic sense that your workplace would probably want to eliminate you, a sane, polite woman behaving like a well mannered adult, for inappropriate behavior. Gen X women did not face that reality. Millennial women did not know a life in which dating apps were the only reasonable means of getting a date once high school or at latest grad school ended. Nearly every facet of social life flows downstream from dating, because male socio/biology prioritizes sexual opportunity and because expenses and economic activity must account for householding etc. - there is already a thread up on the other boards that talks about the downstream impacts of this, "there are no spaces for young people." Movies require a romance subplot and not all movies can be historical, military or fantasy. There are no aspects of culture unaffected, here, today. In 20 years every child will have been conceived by parents who chanced to swipe correctly in some online loneliness misery engine - parents who see nothing wrong with that, who will not raise their children to see what is wrong with that because they know nothing else and because of their entire generational survivorship bias.

>>9880
Pedophilia is one of the last things you can blackmail someone for, now that all other taboos have been normalized. And with the amount of surplus human beings on the earth right now, there is little material consequence for using massive amounts of children to blackmail the powerful. Britain, where Freemasonry really gained a foothold, was the first to capitalize on this. Blackmail became their new means of conquest once they no longer had people to fight their wars. They simply blackmailed the living shit out of everyone powerful in America, and turned America into their puppet state.

The Scottish Rite does this too. They use them in "rituals" (just an excuse to rape children). Typically the members' daughters. I'm one of them. I'm also not the only one. A doctorate thesis by another woman who was abused in the Scottish Rite as a child: https://ogma.newcastle.edu.au/vital/access/manager/Repository/uon:749
The Scottish Rite funds research on schizophrenia and autism and other brain disorders from purely a physical perspective with no consideration given to trauma. https://srcf.ca/research/
A Scottish Rite children's hospital collected rape kits and locked them away. https://www.ajc.com/news/local/cops-never-picked-211-rape-kits-children-healthcare/eDgdbgn6nG1dfzi78hnB1H/

my friend showed me this the other day

yeah im going into the rabbit hole right now

The rabbit hole that I'm interested in is the fact that a lot of these cults and secret societies are connected. They operate in a pyramid like hierarchy with the elitist cults/secret societies like the Shriners on top and the more lowly cults at the bottom. I figured that the lowly cults do the dirty work of the higher ups. I noticed this when I found at that Charles Manson had many connections to different cults like Scientology, ordo templi orientis and others.

>>9915
As a mercenary, I can say this is true

I mean, I don't think that, but I'm interested in why you think so.

>>10013
>>10029
Jay Z has a history of allegedly sacrificing people, one of which being Kanye's Mom

>>10013
>>10031
Go on…

>>8072
i was friends with
>this ginger cunt who has some mental illness ( autism or something) who openly said to the entire friend group that she likes a 9 year old ( she was 14) also apparently she meets the 9 year old every wednesday and she thinks he loves her too because he blowed her a kiss ( he probably was joking) im scared if she's done something to him.

>A , yet again , a ginger cunt. She was always confessing to my gay best friend , her entire personality was the fact that she was Irish (yet she couldn't even speak it that well) , she embarrassingly sang a shitty irish song infront of the whole school. She faked multiple mental illnesses and she got my other good friend into trouble because she asked the ginger cunt if she had BPD and she asked what are the symptoms so she said them and the ginger cunt started to cry when she said `wanting to kill yourself` as a symptom , the ginger cunt then snitched on my friend to the teachers.

tdlr; I fucking hate gingers
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Not your average weirdos, these are legit degenerates ngl.

>>8072
Based. Wish I had a bunch of weirdo friends like this.

>>8072
The NSA was weird top left bottom up sideways.

>>9917
ik this is an old thread, but seconding as another person who has the did diagnosis it sounds dissociative, op, like a lot.

glad ur symptoms have cleared

Go see a professional, nona, we can't diagnose you.

>>9801
without really meaning to I ended up kind of making a tulpa of my cat after she died, idk if it's a full-fledged one but it's been over a decade and I can still visualize her perfectly at random times, being actively engaged in her typical activities or demanding my attention.

Been slowly training myself to solidly give myself a sort of tulpa. I've always had imaginary friends that felt super real so I'm hoping to do that again and have a bit of a pseudo romance partner while I'm in my current situation. I can't be in a real romantic situation and I'm feeling a lot of longing for some love and happiness but doing things for myself rings hollow. Imagining a tulpa encouraging me to do things for myself or doing them with me makes it nicer to treat myself to a meal or settle in for a movie. It's also nice because I'm using it to replace the associations I had with my ex (my first real relationship) so I can start liking the things I love again and not just associating dates and romantic things with my ex monster (and him ruining nights or it being obvious empty lovebombing) but without making a mistake with rebounding while I'm still weak and wanting love to fill the void he created. I know most of that void is also just codependency beat into me so I need to safely heal it away.
It's also really helped with living with my agoraphobia. Not really with it going away or helping on its own but imagining him with me on the bus feels safer and I can focus on him instead of anyone so I have managed to leave the house a bit on my own. When intrusive thoughts of my ex or flashbacks come in he can wipe them away and come try and sooth me instantly without having to communicate obviously which is nice. Hugging myself through a situation doesn't feel as nice as imagining him surrounding me with safety and love and comforting me with judgement-free words partners say to their loved ones. It helps the pain a lot honestly. It's much more productive than any other places my imagination would otherwise go during an episode, it's like the spot is taken up by the mental power to create him so the memories aren't quite as strong when it happens. I'm hoping he can help me get my way into therapy because I'm in a spot where I haven't been strong enough to mail the damn referral. He'll probably also be better experience for what I want and don't want in a relationship too than the monster lol.
It's been comforting at least. I'm hoping to keep developing and growing it, it's been some of the nicest warm feelings along with also helping me to be used to love at all and accept things like my family's love better too.
I'm just rambling at this point but I think this tulpa thing was a great decision and I'm so happy I found this thread

>>10005
Samefag but I guess the other thread was probably more appropriate but too late

>>9947
I think you just don't understand Fe, it's more than a people pleasing fear response (which you don't need Fe to do in all cases either). It's a pitfall that Fe valuers can fall into when they're in a poor mental space but it's not what Fe is. Awareness of community values and atunement towards the feelings of others can very much be a gift and is an important part of humanity. Becoming more healthily self focused doesn't switch you from Fe to Te, it's just not how it works.

You sound like you're projecting some stuff onto all INFJs/ Ni doms that might be part of another aspect of yourself.

I don't know about my MBTI atm, but my enneatype is 9w8 sp/so 95(?)
I try to understand everyone, and I am aware that each type has some bad apples and golden nuggets. That being said, INTPs and 5wx's always come off as assholey to me because of their whole "misanthrope" shtick lol
Though I do know some good ones that don't hiss at any semblance of human contact. The majority? Yeah, mostly unpleasant.

>>8113
>What’s your personality type?
INTJ…
>What’s your zodiac sign?
Scorpio
>What type/sign do u like and dislike the most?
I don’t really care for other scorpios but at the same time I tend to get along with them. I like Pisces, aquarius, and libras.
I feel torn when it comes to Tauruses. From a distance they are great to be around, but most tauruses I’ve become close to become disturbingly evil when they want something from you that they don’t have (when they get jealous) and therefore I am not close with anymore tauruses. I also dislike Cancers because they are too emotional (even though my husband and kids are all cancer, I am working on understanding this part of them and becoming more patient), and Sagittarius because they are either a high key bitch or a low key bitch. Either way, I feel that they are not for your best interest. I do have to respect that they don’t care if they’re a bitch, though.

I will say I don’t believe too strongly in this stuff and don’t care when people do me wrong and I don’t blame it on their sign, but it is interesting to notice the patterns (such as Taurus being really awesome and then becoming really evil). I like to play around with this stuff and learn about it, but at the end of the day I don’t hold that stuff against anyone.

>>9954
I can't believe that people on crystal dot cafe are trying to convince me that Fe does not belong in the ICD.

>Awareness of community values and atunement towards the feelings of others can very much be a gift and is an important part of humanity.
It's indeed a good thing in certain situations, but know where heightened levels of empathy come from. It's always in an organism's best interest to care for itself first and foremost. Healthy animals sacrifice even their own offspring to save their own asses (look up filial cannibalism). Once you start putting other people's (emotional) wellbeing over your own, you can be assured that your thinking is maladaptive.

>Becoming more healthily self focused doesn't switch you from Fe to Te, it's just not how it works.
Te is not self-focused either as it's also an extraverted function, but only Fe has you self-sacrifice for the benefit of others.

Besides that, MBTI puritans are annoying. It's been proven time and time again that the results are inconsistent, even when taking the professional test not an online one. What it helps is show you where the person roughly is RIGHT NOW. Want to know what sort of questions lead to a high ranking in Fe? The people-pleasing ones. Ones where you answer "I would give up a higher position for myself if I felt like my co-worker needed it more", "I feel uncomfortable rejecting someone or saying no", "I would rather take the blame for an accident to save my friend from getting in trouble". You eliminate your people-pleasing tendencies and you will be answering "No" to all of these questions, ergo not score high in Fe. And what will be waiting for you then? Te.

To bring this back to my original post, I'm convinced INFJ and INTJ are the same type as INTJs are highly empathetic, too, but it's more situational for them, which is healthier. Have you seen how common it is to describe INTJs as "the most feeling thinkers" and INFJs as "the most thinking feelers"? Yes, INTJs are healthier INFJs. If they struggle to gauge other people's emotional state, it means that they haven't ever come into contact with neurotics where they needed to learn how to navigate their internal turmoil before, which Ni would happily help them do anyway. INFJs got gifted that shit when they (very likely) needed to accommodate fPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>10001
some of these traits seem a bit incoherent. like, if you can't take criticism because you think it's a personal attack, then that seems pretty self absorbed in a way that's not conducive to empathy. if they also can't stand up to people then presumably they let vulnerable people get bullied, which doesn't seem very empathetic or reliable either.

>>9964
Men create, women maintain. Women are traditionally the most devout and lifelong proclaimers of their religion. This point of view has existed for milennia. Read the Book of Ruth.(YOU CAN'T SIT WITH US)

>>9964
All teachings in the Christian church tradition (circumcision, crucifying the flesh, patience and love for the young) are taught to keep risk-taking and impulsive masculine vocation from reigning supreme– The time wherein the Antichrist will Arise. Paul's hermeneutics on women are the inverse of this, and teach women how to be faithful maintainers & wives in their Earthly dwelling.

>>9964
25 Husbands, love your wives, even as Christ also loved the church, and gave himself for it;

26 That he might sanctify and cleanse it with the washing of water by the word,

27 That he might present it to himself a glorious church, not having spot, or wrinkle, or any such thing; but that it should be holy and without blemish.

The Church is made for Man, not Man for the church. The Church maintains Man. The Church is a woman. Christ is her bridegroom.

>>9965
>I don't know if I am justified in saying this, and it might sound a bit goofy, but I think that males are spiritually constipated, if not incapable of it altogether.

I think this sounds entirely plausible to me. Could you elaborate on what you mean by spiritually constipated? I often see an almost irrational, faith-based reluctance to engage seriously in spiritual pursuits (and by that I don't mean mechanistic religious rituals but stuff like meditation, for instance). They also seem to lack a kind of sensitivity to the sorts of experiences that spark curiosity and commitment to these pursuits in the first place - like I've never met a man who took a serious interest in just walking in nature or appreciating beauty for its own sake. I wonder to what extent they spend their time absorbed in their own delusional thoughts, rather than paying attention to the world, relative to women.

>>9977
I'd interpret to mean someone who's spirituality is only a tradition, just repeating whatever authoritative figures tell them to believe without any personal, subjective input.

Moids can feel everything we do, they just aren't likely to express feelings verbally

>>9564
not to play devils advocate too much, but those barn stars are very common in texas. If they were different colors like the link said it would be a different story, but pretty much everyone keeps one (or more) of these as yard and house decor. the house on the bottom right with the star inverted is definitely abnormal.
The aquarium thing is very scary though. TX is a bit of a hotbed for human trafficking.

>>9433
Holy crap, could they be secret locations for human trafficking or Illuminati hideouts?

>>9591
It's human trafficking shit for sure.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tXIrNTBc4A0
This one's not creepy, just an awkward music video some woman made that I stumbled upon. It has 1.4k views right now. I feel like someone here might appreciate it.

>>538
This website has a lot

>https://icebergdb.com/iceberg-collection/#