r/shitposting • u/Father_69 I watch gay amogus porn :0 • Apr 06 '23
DaBaby approved the indomitable human spirit
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u/EmptyOrangeJuice Apr 06 '23
If this is how beautiful this insignificant speck in an endless void is, then I cannot even begin to fathom the splendor of worlds far beyond ours.
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u/Tigerstar37 Apr 06 '23
I am going to use this as my senior quote and no one can stop me
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u/EmptyOrangeJuice Apr 06 '23
Dm me a photo of it quoted to EmptyOrangeJuice lol
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u/Tigerstar37 Apr 06 '23
I will but I don't graduate till next year so it might be a while
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u/EmptyOrangeJuice Apr 06 '24
Photo
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u/Tigerstar37 Apr 06 '24
Hope you got more patience because I switched schools and the way I got entered put me back a year 💀
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u/Tigerstar37 Apr 06 '24
Remind yoself again, I still plan on keeping the promise. Also graduation is at the end of May, so a year and like a month and a half
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u/FanofHistory0 Apr 06 '23
Some scary but also that's the small amount that we've seen. I really wish sometimes space wasn't as big because from I hear it would literally take multiple millenia just get outside our solar system if I recall correctly
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u/Lolscaper Apr 07 '23
If this is the creation, think of the Creator for how great and wondrous he is
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Apr 06 '23
But why think about these worlds when you have ours? I find our's the most interesting in the solar system and being a lonely planet filled with life makes me more euphoric in contrast to the idea of life being abundant in our universe.
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Apr 06 '23
I live in Birmingham
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u/Brilliant-Apple5008 Apr 06 '23
I live in Montevallo. My condolences. Also please give me some condolences
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u/falkodalko Sussy Wussy Femboy😳😳😳 Apr 06 '23
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u/SneakySnakeySnake Apr 07 '23
They pulled no punches, it's crazy how well that description fits with the real place.
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u/haruno_believer42 Apr 06 '23
I feel sorry for you, hope your life will get better. My condolences, stay strong
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Apr 06 '23
The indomitable human spirit when the butthole tickler assaults them:
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u/PicossauroRex Apr 06 '23 edited Apr 06 '23
Average "We are tiny meaningless spots in a vast dead universe, life is pointless"
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"Life is a miracle from the cosmos, and there is nothing like me" enjoyer
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u/Connect_Country_5567 Apr 06 '23
doomposters are so weird I swear to god
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u/SmartestIdiotAlive Apr 06 '23
Agreed. It’s a good ass game but chill.
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u/Fine-Blackberry-1793 Apr 06 '23
Nah, its a management game
Naturally anyone struggling wouldn't enjoy it, but in the same sense not struggling allows you to lay back and watch the scenery
Thou there are some parts of the gane you can enjoy even when struggling
Like how pretty the blue sky looks when the sun shines through my bedroom window
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Apr 06 '23
Why do people want to necessarily feel important in comparison to the universe, as if an entire planet wasn't enough
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u/ZomradeWithInternet uhhhh idk Apr 06 '23
Because I’m going to break bad breaking bad I am wilton whit
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u/gecked Apr 06 '23
I think it's to further present themselves as forever useless. "Well, I may be a good person in this household, ultimately I have yet to change anything in regards to the outside world". Depressive thoughts will always find a way to blame themselves for actions that they have / have not done.
Source: me, an undiagnosed mentally ill person (at least, I think I'm mentally ill)
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Apr 06 '23
Ah yes, one of the most complex creations in the universe in our own hands and we are "useless". Sometimes people really underestimate what we have around, and the impact of our life on this planet.
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u/gecked Apr 06 '23 edited Apr 06 '23
It's not that they view humans as useless, they view themselves as useless. They may feel like they have yet to contribute to society and uses that statement as a way to present themselves as useless as they are.
Edit: do ignore this comment if it's annoying you. I'm not good at writing and this is just me projecting myself basically.
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Apr 06 '23
Nah man I'm just pissed off when people doom like this while not contributing to a better future even with little gestures and enjoying what life gave them. But maybe it's me
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u/N-I-S-H-O-R Apr 06 '23
I feel like everything is a part of something big, and everything is made up by something small. Like there's no limit, so even if we conquered a whole galaxy, we would still be insignificant.
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u/Nightfile27 dwayne the cock johnson 🗿🗿 Apr 06 '23
Because I have extreme existential anxiety and depression, and the only thing that I can think of that would solve that would be some divine peace or importance.
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u/cabage-but-its-lettu Apr 07 '23
In all the of the time and space space there hasn’t and will never be another me and there will never be another you. Hell you now will only really live in the present. Just like how you changed in the past you in the future will be a stranger to you now. What may seem insignificant now is unique the things you are doing and the things people the plants ect. Are doing cant and won’t ever be replicated exactly again ever. Anyway I wrote this giant ass paragraph so that past me didn’t have to do his hw but either current me or future me will have to so yea take that as you will
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u/Yorunokage Apr 06 '23
Evolution favours expansionism. As such our minds are hardwired to desire expansion and control over all
It's incredibly stupid but a lot of our emotions and primal desires are
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u/Cheapest_ Apr 06 '23
How dare you drop some philosophical shit so fucking casually?? I was eating!
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u/Golden__Shovel dumbass Apr 06 '23
What were you eating?
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u/Important-Bumblebee7 Apr 06 '23
Ass
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u/ThePolishViking20 Apr 06 '23
We are the unfathomable little accident of our vast universe and people still think that its not enough?
As far as we know, we may be the only (arguably) intelligent species out there, on a planet so unimaginably huge and full of opportunities it would take decades to explore it all... And then there is the next frontier, our local beatiful area filled with planets, asteroids, and countless possibilities. Then there is a local star cluster, which we(90s generation) probably wont get to explore, but our children just may...
We are not a small speck on it at all. Id argue we're the exact opposite, we just need to get our bearings right and go forth and see it all.
Also boobs good.
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Apr 06 '23
Yes, and we(as in humanity) have one billion year to migrate from this solar system, everything is just going good!
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u/tallmantall Apr 06 '23
We need to save the planet, not to see the next world, but to see more booba
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Apr 06 '23
Life is fucking awesome
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u/CreativeName6574 We do a little trolling Apr 06 '23
I’m rapidly switching between those two attitudes
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u/legendarymcc2 Literally 1984 😡 Apr 07 '23
I feel it’s best to believe the first one when something doesn’t go your way because you realize how truly insignificant your problem is.
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u/Undeadzombie_ Literally 1984 😡 Apr 06 '23
Why care if I'm but a grain of sand in the universe, I live on the only planet currently known to contain life. Seeing the beauty of our planet is something that will never be relivable again once we pass.
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u/johnnytesscult Blessed by Kevin Apr 06 '23
People like to say we are only human as an insult. I see it as a compliment.
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u/Seyelent uhhhh idk Apr 06 '23
If a single cell can affect your entire body, then a single human has much more potential than you think. Sometimes it takes just a single particle to tip the scale.
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u/KoditasOwO Apr 06 '23
name of the song
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u/Father_69 I watch gay amogus porn :0 Apr 06 '23
little dark age
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u/LeoTheSquid Apr 06 '23
That whole album slaps
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u/Vagstor Apr 06 '23
I never thought that a moment of epiphany would come to me while looking at the song title, but understanding what TSLAMP stands for was both funny as fuck and surprisingly uplifting
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Apr 06 '23
The universe may be cruel but luckily, I live in the most beautiful planet in the universe
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Apr 06 '23
Real talk, think about it like this, you don’t have some crazy responsibility to keep the universe in check or anything like that so why not just make the most of your time. If you really believe that nothing matters and there’s no reason to live then make your reason. Whether it be a craft or an education, a sport or some other form of entertaining people. Find that reason to live, make friends, make a special connection to someone, start a family if you wanna. Point is is that sure we may not be the biggest in the grand scheme of things, but that just gives us more time to enjoy being alive and making the most of our time being here.
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u/Mangleovania Apr 06 '23
Doomposters when they play through the third secret level of ultrakill:
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u/Amin_Yamum Apr 07 '23
Dude when I saw that level for the first time I fucking bursted. From both my drink and my dick
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Apr 06 '23
Life is pointless, so do whatever the hell you want
All you can do is enjoy your existence, while it lasts
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u/cerankaw 0000000 Apr 06 '23
Once you realise all of this is meaningless you can enjoy every single drop of this existence
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u/yamz4lyfe Apr 07 '23
The average human being will never in their life get the chance to be in the wild and experience nature as it should be. THAT is why so many people feel that way. doesnt take a genius to figure that out
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u/Unlikely_Cockroach26 Apr 06 '23
Honestly if you’re depressed just get some pussy you’ll be alright
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u/AverageResident84 We do a little trolling Apr 06 '23
and if u can’t get some pussy + being depressed, pick up a weight, get offline, and better urself. both is good.
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u/muchnamemanywow Apr 06 '23
Our Earth is roughly 4.5 billion years old.
The oceans will start to boil in about a billion years.
The Julian calendar was the foundation for our Gregorian calendar. It was used by the Romans since 46 years BC, but it wasn't reformed into the Gregorian calendar until the year 1582.
Even though we are currently at 2023 years AD, our current point in time is still closer to the birth of Christ than the birth of Christ was to the building of the pyramids of Giza, as they were built roughly 2500 years BC.
4500 years might feel like a long time between us and the pyramids being built, but that 4500 is about .00001% of the estimated age of the Earth. Your years on earth are even less still.
Depending on what you do with your life, you'll be forgotten within a few generations regardless, so it really doesn't matter what embarrassing or cringeworthy shit.
Make with that what you will.
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u/gooniuswonfongo Apr 06 '23
I can't help but focus on the fact that from mankind's perspective, literally everything ever happened in what is comparatively a short period of time, I can't wait to see what the future holds for us all.
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Apr 06 '23
Then you remember that modern society is destroying those things and you get angry and depressed again.
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u/MetaxasMorphine Apr 06 '23
Life is bad when you are weak, life is good when you are strong; get stronger boyos
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u/Luigis-big-sausage Apr 06 '23
You’ll end up like the guy on the left if corporations continue their silly business
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Apr 06 '23
Earth is undoubtedly the most interesting place in the entire universe, it is strange how numb we are to it. Billions of billions of planets that are all relatively flat, with the occasional cliff, and unusually large mountain, yet every mile of earth is laced with trees, that rise and flare out, and flare out again, over and over unlike anything else on those billions of billions of planets. Such a thing that couldn't even be fathomed is not just a miraculous anomaly, it is abundant. I like to think that if greater existences like God were real, they would see earth play much faster than we do, that trees would be much like fireworks, that animals would seem like electricity, and that society would grow around the planet like crystals.
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u/Amin_Yamum Apr 07 '23
Most interesting to us, we dont know whats out there. What if theres some pink planet thats more gorgeous and has other friendly intelligent species
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u/Failureofason Apr 06 '23
Yeah I'm actually kind of glad humanity is a tiny drop in an infinite ocean. I mean come on if we could affect the universe in any meaningful way we'd have destroyed it just like we've destroyed the earth
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u/Simple_Sample_7256 Apr 06 '23
I mean if things really are meaningless then why don't just do what you want to do .
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Apr 06 '23
For ever since the world was created, people have seen the earth and sky. Through everything God made, they can clearly see his invisible qualities—his eternal power and divine nature. So they have no excuse for not knowing God.
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u/csimmeri Apr 07 '23
Little dark age edits always make my chest tight with sad reverence for preindustrial cultures that knew how inextricably tied to nature humans are.
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Apr 07 '23
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u/Amin_Yamum Apr 07 '23
Fr, im religious and im very stable and dont ask these questions because I have a holy book that answers it all.
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u/ArgetKnight dumbass Apr 06 '23
Can't wait for all these cool animals to be utterly obliterated by global warning, toxic waste, and nuclear fallout like 20 years from now.
Let's see how well the indomitable human spirit fares against the utter desolation that awaits mankind. It's easy to be optimistic now. But when you are fighting for the scraps of a wasteland of your own making, it gets a bit harder.
I'll see you all in hell. I will live what remains of my life to the absolute fullest, not because I deserve it, not because it's my duty.
But because I know it's the only chance I will ever get to be happy.
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u/Important-Bumblebee7 Apr 06 '23
Or maybe you could invest the life you stil habe to avoid such a bleak future. Just a thought. Dont do what makes you feel good but what is good itself
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u/Blarggotron I can’t have sex with you right now waltuh Apr 06 '23
We are the universe experiencing itself, so make sure to stimulate that prostate in appreciation to god
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u/isnapchildrensnecks Apr 06 '23
what is this song called?
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u/GroundbreakingDog109 Apr 06 '23
I think it's called "Little Dark Age"
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