open question

[sugarpacket]

What do you acheive through being so judgementally excluding?

What do you get out of keeping score?

Why keep a blacklist?

Comments

[lockedindream]

I love your new icon!!! Can I have a copy of that picture? You look beeeeautiful! (well, you always look beautiful, but extra so in that pic :-)

[sugarpacket]

I shall send it to you... thanks! We finally have a camera cable again... I'm slowly going through and sticking them in a gallery.

[shayden]

It's fun.
Confirmation I'm winning.
'Cause them bitchez OWEZ me!#!@#!$

[sugarpacket]

It is handy when you need to know who's legs need breaking.

[idali]

I only exclude people so I can keep myself pure.
I keep score so I know where I am.
I don't have a blacklist.

[gdh]

Less spam!

[gdh]

Very clever.

[sugarpacket]

Stupid default anonymous setting...

[borednaked]

What do you acheive through being [so] judgementally excluding?
It would depend on the subject matter for exclusion. Perhaps a common effect of any exclusive tendencies would be focussed concentration on the subject matter itself.

What do you get out of keeping score?
When in competition with another human, I don't recieve a lot of satisfaction from keeping score. However, this satisfaction will increase in proportion to the stakes of winning. Animals and Automated Intelligences provide a higher sense of satisfaction than human opponents. This is exemplified by my sense of humour, which is directly related to my level of satisfaction. For instance, the phrase "Bears: two....humans: zero." is funny to me. I visualize a bear holding a trophy and shit.

Why keep a blacklist?By blacklist I assume you mean list of antagonists/enemies/etc. I neither have nor can imagine a single reason to justify my keeping of a blacklist. The people I have come into contact with have never done anything TRULY deserving of actual "effective" enmity. The