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10 Sep 2008, 12:09 pm

No, I don't have contempt for the human race. As for the third question, I do want to live in a castle dominating my own world that I live in.


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28 Oct 2009, 12:36 am

ehh, gonna appologize to those ahead of time who get bitchy about this thread being revived and whatnot. My view though being that this is a bit of an interesting thread and i might as well add my views to it as well.


Do you have contempt for the human race? Didn't at first but it has been steadily increasing to the point that at times ill just go into a fit of quiet non-verbal/non-physical rage whenever i roam deep into thought on the point and purpose of existance and humanity (yeah, alot of these extremely deep thoughts tend to be very philosophical in nature and i wish i could find a suitable place to share them. Then there is the fact that this deep thought happens when i try to fall asleep, and in turn has created many a sleepless night with me just laying in bed thinking.

-If yes, is your contempt exclusively for NT's? Its just for humanity in general, i generally generalize humanity as a bunch of animals fighting over a haunch of meat. You can substitute many things for said meat including money, romance, quality of life, that sort of stuff


-How do you entertain your vision? Do you see one single, happy human family (like a peace and love gathering) or wish you'd be the World Dominator who's victory is his (or her's), annihilate humanity and rest (alone) in your castle?
pretty much just copy the plot of code geass and you will get most of my view, but even then that really doesnt explain it. More or less in my daydreams on this id go on a journey, eliminate those that i believe hold society back and try to reforge humanity into a new united state of being. Its just that instead of diplomacy, i would be an extremist that got a group together to do the job.


and yes i am posting all this because of the fact that i became too deep in thought and lost sleep yet again.


another point or two to think about i guess. It isnt a TOTAL contempt. I still have some hope that humanity will wise up and learn from the past, its just that because of how cynical i can be at times, and the general pessimism i have towards life, i usually have the bare minimum in the way of said hope.

and yes i do acknowledge the fact my views can be seen as a problem by some. I myself also view my own statements here as a problem i need to resolve, either by myself just trying to point out more good things about humanity, or seeing psychological help.


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28 Oct 2009, 1:31 am

My "hard" determinism is the only thing that saves me from full-blown misanthropy. When my emotions aren't getting the best of me, I simply view humankind as a tragically flawed and failed species. Much of the hatred and cruelty in the world is driven by the implicit belief in free will.



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28 Oct 2009, 3:21 am

I dislike humans as well, they're just living on this planet and dies after a well 80-90 years.

But I feel I have a purpose on this planet, I have a meaningful life, unlike many people, I think NT' are too similiar to each other, they have the same, boring, uninteresting, extroverted personality. I can say "HAHAHAHAHA" as well, but it's basically pointless.



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28 Oct 2009, 5:58 am

I love humanity and I want to help it.


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28 Oct 2009, 6:51 am

If you had to choose between saving the culture of an indigenous people in the Amazon and or saving endangered species, knowing that not saving that culture would be the end of that tribe...what would you choose to save?


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28 Oct 2009, 7:27 am

Loborojo wrote:
If you had to choose between saving the culture of an indigenous people in the Amazon and or saving endangered species, knowing that not saving that culture would be the end of that tribe...what would you choose to save?


It depends on what caused the problem in the culture, what caused the endanger of that species, the number of species, the number of human in that tribe and many other factor, is not that simple.


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28 Oct 2009, 9:12 am

Indeed for every creation is unique, but in the view of a highly overpopulated globe with humans I'd think fauna and flora come first.


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28 Oct 2009, 10:55 am

Loborojo wrote:
Indeed for every creation is unique, but in the view of a highly overpopulated globe with humans I'd think fauna and flora come first.

yeah, i pretty much share this view


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28 Oct 2009, 3:41 pm

I don't know if I could say I hate humans, but I certainly envy plants and animals a lot. I mean, there's just very little...good in humanity. People destroy. People hate. People kill. And not to survive, either. I mean, people kill just cause they like it, I guess. And they're full of prejudices and hates and stuff. They make little sense.



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28 Oct 2009, 9:24 pm

More bewildered and exasperated. And frequently irked when those who are alledgedly empathetic, have theory of mind blah blah, don't actually USE these skills they supposedly possess.

Although, I'm quite egalitarian in my intolerance- I can and do feel annoyed by people on the spectrum too. And cats. And currently involved in major hostilities against the insect kingdom :lol:


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29 Oct 2009, 1:05 pm

UnusualSuspect wrote:
When I was young and immature, I felt contempt for the human race, and that was long before I knew anything about autism or Asperger's. Now I pity it, and that pity includes Aspies, because many of them are just as deluded in their own ways, particularly about their presumptions of superiority. The human race is basically flawed, and I don't see many examples of Aspies who don't share those flaws.


Great post. Although, I don't think I ever felt contempt for the entire human race, but only for certain people, or groups of people. What I felt was more like confusion. I knew evil existed, but I couldn't understand why it had to. I think my pity or empathy for whole groups (and individuals that I knew personally) of the world's people who were suffering, in my mind needlessly, from hunger, poverty, oppression, cruelty, sickness and disease, etc., weighed very heavily in my child's mind, and do still today, and made me kind of ashamed of my own fortunate life. It didn't seem fair that I should be blessed with everything I needed to be safe and happy, while so many others were not. I still have guilt for not doing more to relieve the world's suffering. When I was a kid I thought I could magically make it all go away and even gave God a few tips on how it could be done. Obviously, God didn't take my advice. But...at least I wasn't stuck dead for being so impertinent. :lol: