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[Archaos]

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And before Boggs chimes in, yeah I jacked it off your wall.

[mono]

OLD!

[LickNz]

haha

[BLACK]

That guy got his ass whooped.

[LickNz]

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=176_1187215494

[Archaos]

Fuck that shit Boggs.

[ThisIsNecessary]

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=176_1187215494

:-|

[BLACK]

I am in a gloomy mood. I am 20 and I am finishing my Bachelor's program in Economics this Spring, so I have to think of my further education. I've been studying very well so far, however, I feel that certain peculiarities of my mindset and and disposition auger badly for my future career. I look at my university studies cheerlessly and spend most of my time on studying things other than economics. I read profound works on psychology & psychiatry. I can speal volumes on Freud, Jung, Krepelin and mental deseases. I've even studied anatomy to some extent and am currently reading Pavlov's articles on reflexology. Besides I've read a lot on ancient myths of dozens of peoples (Frazer, Levi-Stross, etc) and am interested in the development of religious ideas. In addition I've been reading a lot of philosophy books since I was 14, most notably volumes of Nietzsche and even Heidegger's comments on Nietzsche. I have gotten in formal logic and now read the works of Frege, Russel and other analytic philosophers. I have read all the treatises of Sextus Empiricus, some things by Leibniz, Hegel, Feuerbach, etc. I have a very complicated world outlook and it gets more and mopre complex day after day. I study 3 foreign languages and have always exceled in them. I draw well. I play the guitar (am currenly learning Paganini's pieces) and compose. I have very few friends and I am truly surprised I have a girlfriend. What bothers me is the fact that I cannot choose one area of study to bind my life with. All the things I have been studying I studied not superficially bu with care and attention, so I can speak fluently on every topic I have ever delved in (my memory is very strong). But I feel now that I just cannot study someting without paying almost equal attention to other things I admire. it seems I just like intellectual activity as such; I am overtalented and overqualified and I often envy those who have one great capacity or aptitude. It's clear for them what to pursue. I'm like a 9yo boy, who wants to become a spaceman in the morning, dreams of being a surgeon at midday and truly wishes to be become a rock star in the evening. Up to this moment I have coped with all my interests and I assuredly find certain joy in studying economics, but the perspective for my future education and career looms very dreary. I should've been born in the 19th century and become an encyclopaediast like Max Weber. I feel almost totally unwanted and unfit for this world of today, living in a cozy and secluded world of my own, encompassing sciences and arts. And I don't know how to change this, and I am not sure I want to... So many try to be special and diverge from mediocrity; I have a totally different problem. Sorry for this whining, but I just wonder if there is anyone else feeling alike...

[LickNz]

Fuck that shit Boggs.

that one didnt bother me really... 3 guys 1 hammer had me cringing

[ThisIsNecessary]

I am in a gloomy mood. I am 20 and I am finishing my Bachelor's program in Economics this Spring, so I have to think of my further education. I've been studying very well so far, however, I feel that certain peculiarities of my mindset and and disposition auger badly for my future career. I look at my university studies cheerlessly and spend most of my time on studying things other than economics. I read profound works on psychology & psychiatry. I can speal volumes on Freud, Jung, Krepelin and mental deseases. I've even studied anatomy to some extent and am currently reading Pavlov's articles on reflexology. Besides I've read a lot on ancient myths of dozens of peoples (Frazer, Levi-Stross, etc) and am interested in the development of religious ideas. In addition I've been reading a lot of philosophy books since I was 14, most notably volumes of Nietzsche and even Heidegger's comments on Nietzsche. I have gotten in formal logic and now read the works of Frege, Russel and other analytic philosophers. I have read all the treatises of Sextus Empiricus, some things by Leibniz, Hegel, Feuerbach, etc. I have a very complicated world outlook and it gets more and mopre complex day after day. I study 3 foreign languages and have always exceled in them. I draw well. I play the guitar (am currenly learning Paganini's pieces) and compose. I have very few friends and I am truly surprised I have a girlfriend. What bothers me is the fact that I cannot choose one area of study to bind my life with. All the things I have been studying I studied not superficially bu with care and attention, so I can speak fluently on every topic I have ever delved in (my memory is very strong). But I feel now that I just cannot study someting without paying almost equal attention to other things I admire. it seems I just like intellectual activity as such; I am overtalented and overqualified and I often envy those who have one great capacity or aptitude. It's clear for them what to pursue. I'm like a 9yo boy, who wants to become a spaceman in the morning, dreams of being a surgeon at midday and truly wishes to be become a rock star in the evening. Up to this moment I have coped with all my interests and I assuredly find certain joy in, studying economics, but the perspective for my future education and career looms very dreary. I should've been born in the 19th century and become an encyclopaediast like Max Weber. I feel almost totally unwanted and unfit for this world of today, living in a cozy and secluded world of my own, encompassing sciences and arts. And I don't know how to change this, and I am not sure I want to... So many try to be special and diverge from mediocrity; I have a totally different problem. Sorry for this whining, but I just wonder if there is anyone else feeling alike...

What a terrible selection of philosophy and psychology authors. He should read something contemporary that is actually relevant to the discussions that are going on within the fields of each. The psychologists that he has read are largely considered to be wrong today; the possible exception is Kraepelin, but his work was rudimentary. Why not just read something more contemporary? If he wants to learn about philosophy he shouldn't read Nietzche or Heidegger (even though they are interesting), instead he should read Hacking, Kuhn, Lakatos, Singer, Kitcher, Hume, Socrates, or Kant.

[Archaos]

Yeah what he said.

Metro 2033 anyone?

[BLACK]

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[endaer]

I prefer Bioshock 2 multiplayer

[Damarus]

No time for new games, I still have 9 Prestiges to go on COD :MW2 not to mention I haven't even touched Bioshock 2 since picking up my special edition.

[Damascus]

Yeah like the nigger you are, fucking prestige whore. I still have 8 levels till my first, just gets boring playing solo.

[Damarus]

Yeah.

[mono]

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