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Killthefucktards at 08:44, 11 March 2024

2024-03-11T08:44:29Z

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	"But the only thing that frees us ''is'' that truth: You and I and everyone we know will die, and little to nothing that we do will ever matter on a cosmic scale. And while some people fear that this truth will liberate them from all responsibility, that they’ll go snort an eight ball of cocaine and play in traffic, the reality is that this truth scares them because it liberates them ''to responsibility''. It means that there’s no reason to ''not'' love ourselves and one another. That there’s no reason to ''not'' treat ourselves and our planet with respect. That there’s no reason to ''not'' live every moment of our lives as though it were to be lived in eternal recurrence."<ref>[https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07DTJ8YNJ/ Everything Is F*cked], стор. 126-129</ref>		"But the only thing that frees us ''is'' that truth: You and I and everyone we know will die, and little to nothing that we do will ever matter on a cosmic scale. And while some people fear that this truth will liberate them from all responsibility, that they’ll go snort an eight ball of cocaine and play in traffic, the reality is that this truth scares them because it liberates them ''to responsibility''. It means that there’s no reason to ''not'' love ourselves and one another. That there’s no reason to ''not'' treat ourselves and our planet with respect. That there’s no reason to ''not'' live every moment of our lives as though it were to be lived in eternal recurrence."<ref>[https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07DTJ8YNJ/ Everything Is F*cked], стор. 126-129</ref>
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Killthefucktards: /* Що таке наратив, реально */

2024-03-08T10:19:16Z

Що таке наратив, реально

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	Більш концептуально, наратив — це смисл.		Більш концептуально, наратив — це смисл.

	Просунутий читач знає, що смисл — це та сама розповідь. Тільки це розповідь, яку людська психіка генерує сама собі, аби дітися кудись від того, що всьо тлєн.<ref>[https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00BSAC068/ The Denial of Death]</ref>		Просунутий читач знає, що смисл — це та сама розповідь. Тільки це розповідь, яку людська психіка генерує сама собі, аби [[Цінності\|дітися кудись]] від того, що всьо тлєн.<ref>[https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00BSAC068/ The Denial of Death]</ref>

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Killthefucktards at 18:09, 4 March 2024

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	'''Наратив''' — умне слово, яке вивчили [[Двіж\|правильні українці]] для вішання ярлика на все, що не вписується в їхній наратив. "Наратив" у правильних українців буває тільки ~~прокремлівським~~. Наратив, який правильні українці розказують самі собі, називається правдою.		'''Наратив''' — умне слово, яке вивчили [[Двіж\|правильні українці]] для вішання ярлика на все, що не вписується в їхній наратив. "Наратив" у правильних українців буває тільки [[Підари\|кремлівським]]. Наратив, який правильні українці розказують самі собі, називається правдою.

	== Що таке наратив, реально ==		== Що таке наратив, реально ==

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2024-03-04T18:05:11Z

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	"This paints an unbelievably bleak picture of the human condition. It means that our psychological makeup is such that our only choices in life are either perpetual conflict or nihilism—tribalism or isolation, religious war or the [https://markmanson.net/the-uncomfortable-truth Uncomfortable Truth].		"This paints an unbelievably bleak picture of the human condition. It means that our psychological makeup is such that our only choices in life are either perpetual conflict or nihilism—tribalism or isolation, religious war or the [https://markmanson.net/the-uncomfortable-truth Uncomfortable Truth].


	"Nietzsche believed that none of the ideologies generated by the scientific revolution would hold up in the long run. He believed that, one by one, they would slowly kill each other off and/or collapse from within. Then, after a couple of centuries, the real existential crisis would begin. Master morality would have been corrupted. Slave morality would have imploded. We would have failed ourselves. For human frailties are such that everything we produce must be impermanent and unreliable.		"Nietzsche believed that none of the ideologies generated by the scientific revolution would hold up in the long run. He believed that, one by one, they would slowly kill each other off and/or collapse from within. Then, after a couple of centuries, the real existential crisis would begin. Master morality would have been corrupted. Slave morality would have imploded. We would have failed ourselves. For human frailties are such that everything we produce must be impermanent and unreliable.

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2024-03-04T18:02:02Z

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	"...your hope narratives don’t need to be religious. They can be anything. This book is ''my'' little source of hope. It gives me purpose; it gives me meaning. And the narrative that I’ve constructed around that hope is that I believe this book might help some people, that it might make both my life and the world a little bit better.		"...your hope narratives don’t need to be religious. They can be anything. This book is ''my'' little source of hope. It gives me purpose; it gives me meaning. And the narrative that I’ve constructed around that hope is that I believe this book might help some people, that it might make both my life and the world a little bit better.

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	"Whether we realize it or not, we all have these narratives we’ve elected to buy into for whatever reason. It doesn’t matter if the way you get to hope is via religious faith or evidence-based theory or an intuition or a well-reasoned argument—they all produce the same result: you have some belief that (a) there is potential for growth or improvement or salvation in the future, and (b) there are ways we can navigate ourselves to get there. That’s it. Day after day, year after year, our lives are made up of the endless overlapping of these hope narratives. They are the psychological carrot at the end of the stick."<ref>[https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07DTJ8YNJ/ Everything Is F*cked], сторінка 15. Цей уривок також доступний [https://markmanson.net/the-uncomfortable-truth тут]</ref>		"Whether we realize it or not, we all have these narratives we’ve elected to buy into for whatever reason. It doesn’t matter if the way you get to hope is via religious faith or evidence-based theory or an intuition or a well-reasoned argument—they all produce the same result: you have some belief that (a) there is potential for growth or improvement or salvation in the future, and (b) there are ways we can navigate ourselves to get there. That’s it. Day after day, year after year, our lives are made up of the endless overlapping of these hope narratives. They are the psychological carrot at the end of the stick."<ref>[https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07DTJ8YNJ/ Everything Is F*cked], сторінка 15. Цей уривок також доступний [https://markmanson.net/the-uncomfortable-truth тут]</ref>
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	"Our values aren’t just collections of feelings. Our values are stories.		"Our values aren’t just collections of feelings. Our values are stories.

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	"But here’s the funny thing: when you adopt these little narratives as your identity, you protect them and react emotionally to them as though they were an inherent part of you. The same way that getting punched will cause a violent emotional reaction, someone coming up and saying you’re a shitty boat captain will produce a similarly negative emotional reaction, because we react to protect the metaphysical body just as we protect the physical."<ref>[https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07DTJ8YNJ/ Everything Is F*cked], стор. 64-66</ref>		"But here’s the funny thing: when you adopt these little narratives as your identity, you protect them and react emotionally to them as though they were an inherent part of you. The same way that getting punched will cause a violent emotional reaction, someone coming up and saying you’re a shitty boat captain will produce a similarly negative emotional reaction, because we react to protect the metaphysical body just as we protect the physical."<ref>[https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07DTJ8YNJ/ Everything Is F*cked], стор. 64-66</ref>
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	"The values we pick up throughout our lives crystallize and form a sediment on top of our personality. The only way to change our values is to have experiences ''contrary'' to our values. And any attempt to break free from those values through new or contrary experiences will inevitably be met with pain and discomfort. This is why there is no such thing as change without pain, no growth without discomfort. It’s why it is impossible to become someone new without first grieving the loss of who you used to be.		"The values we pick up throughout our lives crystallize and form a sediment on top of our personality. The only way to change our values is to have experiences ''contrary'' to our values. And any attempt to break free from those values through new or contrary experiences will inevitably be met with pain and discomfort. This is why there is no such thing as change without pain, no growth without discomfort. It’s why it is impossible to become someone new without first grieving the loss of who you used to be.

	"Because when we lose our values, we grieve the death of those defining narratives as though we’ve lost a part of ourselves—because we ''have'' lost a part of ourselves. We grieve the same way we would grieve the loss of a loved one, the loss of a job, a house, a community, a spiritual belief, or a friendship. These are all defining, fundamental parts of you. And when they are torn away from you, the hope they offered your life is also torn away, leaving you exposed, once again, to the [https://markmanson.net/the-uncomfortable-truth Uncomfortable Truth]."<ref>[https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07DTJ8YNJ/ Everything Is F*cked], стор. 67-68</ref>		"Because when we lose our values, we grieve the death of those defining narratives as though we’ve lost a part of ourselves—because we ''have'' lost a part of ourselves. We grieve the same way we would grieve the loss of a loved one, the loss of a job, a house, a community, a spiritual belief, or a friendship. These are all defining, fundamental parts of you. And when they are torn away from you, the hope they offered your life is also torn away, leaving you exposed, once again, to the [https://markmanson.net/the-uncomfortable-truth Uncomfortable Truth]."<ref>[https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07DTJ8YNJ/ Everything Is F*cked], стор. 67-68</ref>
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	"So far, I’ve argued that hope is fundamental to our psychology, that we need to (a) have something to look forward to, (b) believe ourselves in control of our fate enough to achieve that something, and (c) find a community to achieve it with us. When we lack one or all of these for too long, we lose hope and spiral into the void of the [https://markmanson.net/the-uncomfortable-truth Uncomfortable Truth].		"So far, I’ve argued that hope is fundamental to our psychology, that we need to (a) have something to look forward to, (b) believe ourselves in control of our fate enough to achieve that something, and (c) find a community to achieve it with us. When we lack one or all of these for too long, we lose hope and spiral into the void of the [https://markmanson.net/the-uncomfortable-truth Uncomfortable Truth].

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	"But the only thing that frees us ''is'' that truth: You and I and everyone we know will die, and little to nothing that we do will ever matter on a cosmic scale. And while some people fear that this truth will liberate them from all responsibility, that they’ll go snort an eight ball of cocaine and play in traffic, the reality is that this truth scares them because it liberates them ''to responsibility''. It means that there’s no reason to ''not'' love ourselves and one another. That there’s no reason to ''not'' treat ourselves and our planet with respect. That there’s no reason to ''not'' live every moment of our lives as though it were to be lived in eternal recurrence."<ref>[https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07DTJ8YNJ/ Everything Is F*cked], стор. 126-129</ref>		"But the only thing that frees us ''is'' that truth: You and I and everyone we know will die, and little to nothing that we do will ever matter on a cosmic scale. And while some people fear that this truth will liberate them from all responsibility, that they’ll go snort an eight ball of cocaine and play in traffic, the reality is that this truth scares them because it liberates them ''to responsibility''. It means that there’s no reason to ''not'' love ourselves and one another. That there’s no reason to ''not'' treat ourselves and our planet with respect. That there’s no reason to ''not'' live every moment of our lives as though it were to be lived in eternal recurrence."<ref>[https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07DTJ8YNJ/ Everything Is F*cked], стор. 126-129</ref>
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Killthefucktards at 14:16, 4 March 2024

2024-03-04T14:16:00Z

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	"But the only thing that frees us ''is'' that truth: You and I and everyone we know will die, and little to nothing that we do will ever matter on a cosmic scale. And while some people fear that this truth will liberate them from all responsibility, that they’ll go snort an eight ball of cocaine and play in traffic, the reality is that this truth scares them because it liberates them ''to responsibility''. It means that there’s no reason to ''not'' love ourselves and one another. That there’s no reason to ''not'' treat ourselves and our planet with respect. That there’s no reason to ''not'' live every moment of our lives as though it were to be lived in eternal recurrence."<ref>[https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07DTJ8YNJ/ Everything Is F*cked], стор. 126-129</ref>		"But the only thing that frees us ''is'' that truth: You and I and everyone we know will die, and little to nothing that we do will ever matter on a cosmic scale. And while some people fear that this truth will liberate them from all responsibility, that they’ll go snort an eight ball of cocaine and play in traffic, the reality is that this truth scares them because it liberates them ''to responsibility''. It means that there’s no reason to ''not'' love ourselves and one another. That there’s no reason to ''not'' treat ourselves and our planet with respect. That there’s no reason to ''not'' live every moment of our lives as though it were to be lived in eternal recurrence."<ref>[https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07DTJ8YNJ/ Everything Is F*cked], стор. 126-129</ref>

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Killthefucktards: /* 4 */

2024-03-04T14:11:23Z

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	"This is hard to swallow, because weaning ourselves off the sweet nectar of hope is like pulling a bottle away from a drunk. Without it, we believe we’ll fall back into the void and be swallowed by the abyss. [https://markmanson.net/the-uncomfortable-truth The Uncomfortable Truth] frightens us, and so we spin stories and values and narratives and myths and legends about ourselves and the world to keep ''that truth'' at bay.		"This is hard to swallow, because weaning ourselves off the sweet nectar of hope is like pulling a bottle away from a drunk. Without it, we believe we’ll fall back into the void and be swallowed by the abyss. [https://markmanson.net/the-uncomfortable-truth The Uncomfortable Truth] frightens us, and so we spin stories and values and narratives and myths and legends about ourselves and the world to keep ''that truth'' at bay.

	"But the only thing that frees us ''is'' that truth: You and I and everyone we know will die, and little to nothing that we do will ever matter on a cosmic scale. And while some people fear that this truth will liberate them from all responsibility, that they’ll go snort an eight ball of cocaine and play in traffic, the reality is that this truth scares them because it liberates them ''to responsibility''. It means that there’s no reason to ''not'' love ourselves and one another. That there’s no reason to ''not'' treat ourselves and our planet with respect. That there’s no reason to ''not'' live every moment of our lives as though it were to be lived in eternal recurrence."		"But the only thing that frees us ''is'' that truth: You and I and everyone we know will die, and little to nothing that we do will ever matter on a cosmic scale. And while some people fear that this truth will liberate them from all responsibility, that they’ll go snort an eight ball of cocaine and play in traffic, the reality is that this truth scares them because it liberates them ''to responsibility''. It means that there’s no reason to ''not'' love ourselves and one another. That there’s no reason to ''not'' treat ourselves and our planet with respect. That there’s no reason to ''not'' live every moment of our lives as though it were to be lived in eternal recurrence."<ref>[https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07DTJ8YNJ/ Everything Is F*cked], стор. 126-129</ref>

	<ref>[https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07DTJ8YNJ/ Everything Is F*cked], стор. 126-129</ref>

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	"The values we pick up throughout our lives crystallize and form a sediment on top of our personality. The only way to change our values is to have experiences ''contrary'' to our values. And any attempt to break free from those values through new or contrary experiences will inevitably be met with pain and discomfort. This is why there is no such thing as change without pain, no growth without discomfort. It’s why it is impossible to become someone new without first grieving the loss of who you used to be.		"The values we pick up throughout our lives crystallize and form a sediment on top of our personality. The only way to change our values is to have experiences ''contrary'' to our values. And any attempt to break free from those values through new or contrary experiences will inevitably be met with pain and discomfort. This is why there is no such thing as change without pain, no growth without discomfort. It’s why it is impossible to become someone new without first grieving the loss of who you used to be.

	"Because when we lose our values, we grieve the death of those defining narratives as though we’ve lost a part of ourselves—because we ''have'' lost a part of ourselves. We grieve the same way we would grieve the loss of a loved one, the loss of a job, a house, a community, a spiritual belief, or a friendship. These are all defining, fundamental parts of you. And when they are torn away from you, the hope they offered your life is also torn away, leaving you exposed, once again, to the [https://markmanson.net/the-uncomfortable-truth Uncomfortable Truth]."		"Because when we lose our values, we grieve the death of those defining narratives as though we’ve lost a part of ourselves—because we ''have'' lost a part of ourselves. We grieve the same way we would grieve the loss of a loved one, the loss of a job, a house, a community, a spiritual belief, or a friendship. These are all defining, fundamental parts of you. And when they are torn away from you, the hope they offered your life is also torn away, leaving you exposed, once again, to the [https://markmanson.net/the-uncomfortable-truth Uncomfortable Truth]."<ref>[https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07DTJ8YNJ/ Everything Is F*cked], стор. 67-68</ref>

	<ref>[https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07DTJ8YNJ/ Everything Is F*cked], стор. 67-68</ref>


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	"This network of value-based narratives is our ''identity''. When you think to yourself, I’m a pretty bad-ass boat captain, har-de-har, that is a narrative you’ve constructed to define yourself and to know yourself. It’s a component of your walking, talking self that you introduce to others and plaster all over your Facebook page. You captain boats, and you do it damn well, and therefore you deserve good things.		"This network of value-based narratives is our ''identity''. When you think to yourself, I’m a pretty bad-ass boat captain, har-de-har, that is a narrative you’ve constructed to define yourself and to know yourself. It’s a component of your walking, talking self that you introduce to others and plaster all over your Facebook page. You captain boats, and you do it damn well, and therefore you deserve good things.

	"But here’s the funny thing: when you adopt these little narratives as your identity, you protect them and react emotionally to them as though they were an inherent part of you. The same way that getting punched will cause a violent emotional reaction, someone coming up and saying you’re a shitty boat captain will produce a similarly negative emotional reaction, because we react to protect the metaphysical body just as we protect the physical."		"But here’s the funny thing: when you adopt these little narratives as your identity, you protect them and react emotionally to them as though they were an inherent part of you. The same way that getting punched will cause a violent emotional reaction, someone coming up and saying you’re a shitty boat captain will produce a similarly negative emotional reaction, because we react to protect the metaphysical body just as we protect the physical."<ref>[https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07DTJ8YNJ/ Everything Is F*cked], стор. 64-66</ref>

	<ref>[https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07DTJ8YNJ/ Everything Is F*cked], стор. 64-66</ref>


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	"For some people, the before/after story is raising their kids well. For others, it’s saving the environment. For others, it’s making a bunch of money and buying a big-ass boat. For others, it’s simply trying to improve their golf swing.		"For some people, the before/after story is raising their kids well. For others, it’s saving the environment. For others, it’s making a bunch of money and buying a big-ass boat. For others, it’s simply trying to improve their golf swing.

	"Whether we realize it or not, we all have these narratives we’ve elected to buy into for whatever reason. It doesn’t matter if the way you get to hope is via religious faith or evidence-based theory or an intuition or a well-reasoned argument—they all produce the same result: you have some belief that (a) there is potential for growth or improvement or salvation in the future, and (b) there are ways we can navigate ourselves to get there. That’s it. Day after day, year after year, our lives are made up of the endless overlapping of these hope narratives. They are the psychological carrot at the end of the stick."		"Whether we realize it or not, we all have these narratives we’ve elected to buy into for whatever reason. It doesn’t matter if the way you get to hope is via religious faith or evidence-based theory or an intuition or a well-reasoned argument—they all produce the same result: you have some belief that (a) there is potential for growth or improvement or salvation in the future, and (b) there are ways we can navigate ourselves to get there. That’s it. Day after day, year after year, our lives are made up of the endless overlapping of these hope narratives. They are the psychological carrot at the end of the stick."<ref>[https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07DTJ8YNJ/ Everything Is F*cked], сторінка 15. Цей уривок також доступний [https://markmanson.net/the-uncomfortable-truth тут]</ref>

	<ref>[https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07DTJ8YNJ/ Everything Is F*cked], сторінка 15. Цей уривок також доступний [https://markmanson.net/the-uncomfortable-truth тут]</ref>


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