Replies to yuri, page 14

  1. @yuri I said it earlier. A security mechanism to be able to retain some degree of tought, to control that existance.

    Sunday, 26-Feb-12 05:25:28 UTC from web
  2. @yuri Nothing.

    Sunday, 26-Feb-12 05:23:54 UTC from web
  3. @yuri For some goals you can't just put a "what after?" because there's nothing after.

    Sunday, 26-Feb-12 05:20:25 UTC from web in context
  4. @yuri I understand senitence as being able to think and/or feel.

    Sunday, 26-Feb-12 05:19:30 UTC from web in context
  5. @yuri None, in fact. But my ego is great enough to crave for whatever is higher than what I have, and absolute is the limit.

    Sunday, 26-Feb-12 05:15:33 UTC from web
  6. @yuri No. There can be in one plane at the same time one absolute being, for two would neglect each other's omnipotence. Being like that is not being alive, is being everything. No feel, no need, nothing, just raw power. It's not a goal to enjoy, it's just something to search for. Though a "security measure" could be mounted in the process of creating one such being, a "backup" of one's senitence, directly linked to the greater being, able to control it to some degree, like a leech taping into that power and directing it.

    Sunday, 26-Feb-12 05:14:33 UTC from web
  7. @yuri What I want is not even life. Is not being a senitent being, but the will of the existence itself. Something like the Lord over Nightmares of Slayers. A being so great that does nothing. It's very nature exceeds what can be measured. It does not want or thrive, but it's will is absolute.

    Sunday, 26-Feb-12 05:07:35 UTC from web
  8. @yuri Good lad

    Sunday, 26-Feb-12 05:00:53 UTC from web
  9. @yuri None, in fact. All would be fulfilled. Since I would be able to see every possibility, there would be nothing to search for. Maybe, as I said, a new game +. Some want to have a good life, some want to destroy, and some, like me, live and thrive only to reach that point over everything else, to sit on the throne even if there's nothing under it. I'm already used to be bored of things, of seeing the flaws. Nothing will change for me, but the power to impose whatever I want over existance. Not that I think I would retain the same concept of "like" at that point, of course.

    Sunday, 26-Feb-12 05:00:53 UTC from web
  10. @yuri no no dont say it like that, you have to say it like a Warcraft Peon. "Yes Master."

    Sunday, 26-Feb-12 04:56:37 UTC from web
  11. @yuri You should go finish watching it. Seriously. Right now. You! Go! XD

    Sunday, 26-Feb-12 04:54:10 UTC from web
  12. @yuri Exactly. But whitout a higher power, what's the point of increasing yours? It's like weak bosses on a RPG, you just stop grinding. If there's a higher power, you become more even if it's just to surpass it.

    Sunday, 26-Feb-12 04:52:25 UTC from web
  13. @yuri Yes! Another TTG: fan >3

    Sunday, 26-Feb-12 04:51:03 UTC from web in context
  14. @yuri To archieve all possible goals, yes.

    Sunday, 26-Feb-12 04:50:34 UTC from web
  15. @yuri For me, it's not "fight the power" it's more like "assimilate and devour it" "become the power"

    Sunday, 26-Feb-12 04:49:54 UTC from web in context
  16. @yuri You mean, aside from being able to have and do whatever you like? Create and destroy universes with a tought? Making the existence to your tastes?

    Sunday, 26-Feb-12 04:48:17 UTC from web
  17. @yuri Yeah, it is. But as one develops a higher understanding, so, too, it's goals change slightly. Absolute knowledge equals absolute power.

    Sunday, 26-Feb-12 04:43:26 UTC from web
  18. @yuri I know what you mean. But when you know everything, you have long abandoned the senitence at human level. You are far past that point. You can just ignore time, and enjoy eternally that moment of comprehension, enlightening, and goals reached, or just neglect your senitence and revert to a simpler existence, something of a "new game +"

    Sunday, 26-Feb-12 04:37:58 UTC from web
  19. @yuri It's almost impossible to do, of course, but if I die questing for something like that, I can't blame myself for being easy on myself and letting it happen.

    Sunday, 26-Feb-12 04:34:02 UTC from web
  20. @yuri Yup, of course. To each his own. I just want to reach a point where I can sit and watch everything. A god is basically the existance itself, so it can watch every possibility at the same time inside itself. The ultimate knowledge. Lose all sense of time, just to see everything in the same eternal moment.

    Sunday, 26-Feb-12 04:32:55 UTC from web
  21. @yuri I realy wish they were real, and possibly cheap, I'm sick of using obsidian blades to shave, they are quick but they can slash skin like it's butter T_T

    Sunday, 26-Feb-12 04:28:11 UTC from StatusNet Desktop
  22. @yuri Oh, well. Here we fall into a field governed by point of view. For me, a happy mortal live is not a goal worth searching. Maybe someday you'll reach a point of control over yourself where you can actively choose what you like, and you can actually fool your mind and induce a state of happyness and euphoria, feel always good and merry. Feel whole. But that server no purpose. Eventually you'll die, and that's it. Nothing will remain. And even if you leave something behind, you won't be able to see it. I choose to reject all that, and quest for an existance nearing the absolute. Trying to reach the maximum, the divine. Even if I fail, I would have acomplished more than most other mortals. Any semi-senitent being can reach happyness, almost none can reach apotheosis.

    Sunday, 26-Feb-12 04:25:54 UTC from web
  23. @yuri do they realy make those?

    Sunday, 26-Feb-12 04:20:02 UTC from StatusNet Desktop
  24. @yuri What would you archieve with a short lifespan?

    Sunday, 26-Feb-12 04:19:42 UTC from web
  25. @yuri yes

    Sunday, 26-Feb-12 04:18:18 UTC from StatusNet Desktop
  26. @yuri From my point of view, living in misery is better than dying happy, as long as there's a real difference in lifespan. I would choose an eternity of "bad" life over 10 years of "good" one.

    Sunday, 26-Feb-12 04:17:42 UTC from web
  27. @yuri Anything that helps advancement and survival.

    Sunday, 26-Feb-12 04:10:09 UTC from web
  28. @yuri I need 2 razors to shave, extremely hard facial hair

    Sunday, 26-Feb-12 04:10:02 UTC from StatusNet Desktop
  29. @yuri Yup, of course. You'll never hear me complain about ego.

    Sunday, 26-Feb-12 04:09:39 UTC from web
  30. @yuri Bolivar had some good things, yes. Some though, don't like him because of his ego.

    Sunday, 26-Feb-12 03:59:27 UTC from web