what should i buy on steam i feel like i have to buy something but my computer sucks and i dont like sitting in one spot so i do

[maks]

i dont mind you can take my posts or leave them

becoming friends with lisa totally changed how people think of my here. now they think i'm trying to prove myself as intelligent or something, i'm not, i dont care man

I don't think you're trying to convince anyone, I think you're already convinced that you're brilliant and these thoughts of yours are so deep and meaningful and original and it's my job to tell you that you're wrong and you need to fucking stop it.

[steveyos]

if it's any consolation plug drugs I'm not reading any of the above posts by anyone because you're all equally stupid

[Plug Drugs]

I don't think you're trying to convince anyone, I think you're already convinced that you're brilliant and these thoughts of yours are so deep and meaningful and original and it's my job to tell you that you're wrong and you need to fucking stop it.

i swear to god i'm not, i denounce my ego right now, i'm a pathetic lazy piece of shit blah blag blah

but honestly, i'd be many times dumber if i never went on the internet. Everything i know about pharmacology wouldnt have happened without the internet. I just can't see myself taking the initiative to go to a library or something and actually learn about pharmacology if the internet hadn't sparked my thirst for knowledge to begin with

and think whatever you want to me, but free, reliable, accurate, information on the internet might all disappear in the near future. We could have had a golden age of information, where anything about everything was at your fingertips. Want to be able to safely synthesize DMT out of crude ingredients? boom that information was right there on the internet so long as you were motivated enough to sift through it. Want to learn how to make your own remote control experimental aircraft out of simple supplies? on the internet. Want to know what supplies you'd need to live completely off the grid? its on the internet. Want to get all the things you'd need and be able to feel educated and confident in what you need if there was ever a massive disaster? its on the internet

now, its all going to be lost in a bad way. You'll have to commit yourself to debt to gain any amount of expertise in even one area of study. I used to go to this local university's library and check out books there on physics and whatever, because it was usually a lot higher quality than shit online and i wouldnt have to sift through bullshit.. That university's library actually completely flooded 2 summers ago, the only time in living memory this city has ever had a flood. All those books are destroyed. But they've got books on their computer system

there is no substitute for the way people used to teach things like physics and chemistry and mathematics a few decades ago, like those books did. Now its all watered-down community college crap; "leave the real thinking up to the corporations"

[maks]

i swear to god i'm not, i denounce my ego right now, i'm a pathetic lazy piece of shit blah blag blah

didn't read the rest but it's length proved this part wrong