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[somethingsmart]

there are two kinds of sufferers in this world: those who suffer from a lack of life, and those who suffer from an overabundance of life. I've always found myself in the second category. When you come to think of it, almost all of human behavior and activity is not essentially any different from animal behavior. The most advanced technologies and

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[jadorelefromage]

dude what is that???? i read/heard that a few days ago and i cant remember where.....

[jadorelefromage]

aha! i just remembered..i think...waking life?? i was watching that a couple days ago..it may have been from that..?

[god_hates_me]

nietzsche is awesome, he killed god the second time.

[jennangel15]

Fear.

[suitcaseinhand]

I agree.

[sithconjurer]

I can say alot more about fear than anyone else posting here. The absolute factor is laziness...

[jennangel15]

You're born to fear. You will never NOT fear something. Whether it be the dark, or rejection, or whatever you fear...you're going to fear something sooner or later.
Not every single human being in the entire world is absolutely lazy.

[alliwanted]

[jennangel15]

Good point.
i think both laziness and fear can result in personal digression, i.e. if you begin to fear water because you fear drowning, then you know you'll never swim or get a job on the water or be able to take a bath comfortably or whatever else for fear of drowning, thus, you digress in such a way that you won't be comfortable around something water or water-like.
But I believe it's a bit more human to fear.
Again, not everybody's lazy.
I also agree that impatience is very human. At the same time, some people are more impatient than others.

[alliwanted]