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Emotions, relationships, communication, Greta Thunberg

Dec 12th, 2019
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  2. 17:06 paradiso
  3. I was so happy to see Greta Thunberg win the Time Person of the Year.
  4. paradiso
  5. It was the obvious choice, but she's such a wonderful person.
  6. paradiso
  7. I want to be more like Greta when I grow up.
  8. jiggawatz
  9. greta sucks man
  10. jiggawatz
  11. i'll explain why
  12. 17:07 paradiso
  13. This is going to involve conspiracy theories.
  14. paradiso
  15. But, I'll give you an opportunity.
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  17. jiggawatz
  18. her cause is correct, her solutions are retarded
  19. jiggawatz
  20. the real solution is to get the polluters to stop polluting
  21. jiggawatz
  22. that means russia, india, china
  23. jiggawatz
  24. until you do that
  25. jiggawatz
  26. stop screaming your idiot head off
  27. paradiso
  28. An interesting analysis.
  29. paradiso
  30. What are her solutions?
  31. jiggawatz
  32. the REAL polluters
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  34. jiggawatz
  35. another thing i hate about greta thunberg is she's not even mad at the bitches who had 4 billion babies in 40 years
  36. jiggawatz
  37. who caused al lthis
  38. jiggawatz
  39. out of control breeding
  40. paradiso
  41. She's a citizen of Sweden.
  42. paradiso
  43. jiggawatz: You're galloping.
  44. jiggawatz
  45. destroyed the planet
  46. paradiso
  47. One point at a time.
  48. jiggawatz
  49. good riddance
  50. jiggawatz
  51. why
  52. paradiso
  53. What are her solutions?
  54. jiggawatz
  55. i can make two points
  56. jiggawatz
  57. who cares
  58. paradiso
  59. You cannot.
  60. jiggawatz
  61. let the planet die
  62. jiggawatz
  63. good riddance
  64. jiggawatz
  65. stupid breeder monkeys
  66. paradiso
  67. You've already collapsed?
  68. paradiso
  69. It's been 27 seconds.
  70. paradiso
  71. A citizen of Sweden will probably have the most influence on Sweden, right.
  72. paradiso
  73. And then on the EU, right.
  74. jiggawatz
  75. paradiso: the human population doubled from 4 to 8 billion in FORTY YEARS.
  76. paradiso
  77. And then on the West, right.
  78. jiggawatz
  79. paradiso: the human population doubled from 4 to 8 billion in FORTY YEARS.
  80. jiggawatz
  81. paradiso: the human population doubled from 4 to 8 billion in FORTY YEARS.
  82. paradiso
  83. jiggawatz: I'll ignore you on your next fallacy.
  84. paradiso
  85. Typing three posts in a row is a sign of mental collapse.
  86. paradiso
  87. Be better.
  88. jiggawatz
  89. what is fallacious about that
  90. jiggawatz
  91. moron
  92. paradiso
  93. jiggawatz: That was an ad hominem.
  94. paradiso
  95. You just behaved far, far, far more trashy than a 16-year old from Sweden.
  96. paradiso
  97. Your punishment will be three months.
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  99. paradiso
  100. I'm reasonably happy with my prediction.
  101. paradiso
  102. I was surprised you were even on board with climate change, so I was wrong about that.
  103. paradiso
  104. Your claim about criticizing the 16-year old Swedish girl because she should really be focusing on China -- where she has no influence, was dumb, though, of course.
  105. paradiso
  106. Turns out, it's difficult to get rival, autocratic regimes to do what we want them to do.
  107. paradiso
  108. How do we get rival, autocratic regimes to do what we want them to do?
  109. paradiso
  110. First, we do it ourselves in as large a coalition as possible -- that's what Greta is working on.
  111. paradiso
  112. Then, we can put economic and political pressure on those rival, autocratic regimes.
  113. paradiso
  114. Also, if we're unable to move their policies, we'll have mitigated the problem by focusing on our own homes.
  115. paradiso
  116. Asking autocratic China to modify its climate emissions when we're not doing the same already is what we call 'negotiating from a position of weakness', Jigsaww the Collapsed.
  117. paradiso
  118. For anybody who is watching, what jiggawatz was doing is called whataboutism.
  119. paradiso
  120. Instead of evaluating Greta on her direct efforts -- mobilizing those parts of the world that can be mobilized -- jiggawatz asks, "What about this even much harder problem?!"
  121. paradiso
  122. It's the classic technique our billionaire oligarchs use to disrupt any challenges to their power.
  123. paradiso
  124. Of course, jiggawatz isn't a billionaire oligarch, he just lacks critical thinking skills, as witnessed by his collapse into fallacies in about 1.3 minutes.
  125. paradiso
  126. Including typing three posts in a row because he had already lost his emotional cool -- unlikely that annoying female on Netflix.
  127. paradiso
  128. So, he repeats billionaire oligarchs' propaganda in here with "What about China?!" because when you don't have a developed mind you become prey to smarter, more organized minds.
  129. paradiso
  130. By analogy, for those people on jiggawatz's intelligence level:
  131. paradiso
  132. And first, allow me to say, "I'm sorry"...
  133. paradiso
  134. Before you take on a challenge in your persona life, Like, say, exercising 25 minutes a day, 6 days a week, you might focus on something easier, like exercising twice a week for 15 minutes.
  135. paradiso
  136. If somebody interrupts you during your efforts at the easier goal with the "Whatabout becoming a marathon runner, though?!", imagine how you'd look at them.
  137. paradiso
  138. You look at their face with just incredible realization of their idiocy, right.
  139. xartet
  140. hello
  141. paradiso
  142. "Well, I'm not ready to be a marathon runner, clearly, as I can't even do my 15-minutes twice a week, right."
  143. paradiso
  144. Anybody who talked like that on any issue in your life would immediately out themself as a gigantic moron.
  145. paradiso
  146. This is who jiggawatz is.
  147. paradiso
  148. And it's all because Greta Thunberg tilts him.
  149. paradiso
  150. A 16-year old girl from Sweden who isn't focusing all her efforts on China.
  151. paradiso
  152. As China is notoriously open to influence from outsiders.
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  154. paradiso
  155. Yes, China is the largest emitter of CO2 in the world. Yes, it's very difficult to solve that problem. Yes, this is a flaw in human governance systems in Earth in our lifetime.
  156. paradiso
  157. Technically, the best the West can do is probably develop sufficiently green technologies that can counterbalance the emissions of China.
  158. paradiso
  159. This, of course, provides problematic incentives for different actors in your game -- one is creating externalities and other is paying for them.
  160. paradiso
  161. This encourages, as it does in small-scale relationships, one party to not reform.
  162. paradiso
  163. This is a well-known problem throughout the economic and political literature.
  164. paradiso
  165. It's a manifestation of game theory.
  166. paradiso
  167. It's very difficult to solve.
  168. paradiso
  169. Of course, China feels internal pressure from the environmental changes of its own technologies, e.g. massive pollution in its largest cities, and so it feels pressure to reform its technologies.
  170. xartet
  171. any white people here eating soup for dinner
  172. paradiso
  173. If Chinese citizens could see the benefits of living in a green West, that would further pressure the CCP to accelerate its economic transition.
  174. paradiso
  175. Unfortunately, the CCP has massive control over outside sources of information.
  176. paradiso
  177. There is no known solution to this, except a disruptive technology that circumvents their current status quo, or warfare.
  178. paradiso
  179. Both of those are not great solutions, and China is probably just as likely to develop technological innovations to disrupt our green society consensus as vice versa.
  180. paradiso
  181. It turns out, international politics is difficult.
  182. paradiso
  183. But, jiggawatz would just scream into the skies, "What about China, Greta???!"
  184. xartet
  185. i guess asian people like soup too but white people are big time soup fans i've noticed
  186. paradiso
  187. jiggawatz: Final point.
  188. paradiso
  189. I was surprised you were on the Basement Ledger -- I probably placed you there in an ad hoc manner without notating your status -- but we respect the Ledger, of course.
  190. paradiso
  191. And so I allowed you into the living room for cocktails and conversation.
  192. 17:26 paradiso
  193. You then shat on yourself, in 1.3 minutes, and so now we have an entry for your Excommunicado status in the Basement of Forgotten Souls.
  194. paradiso
  195. I wish you luck with your peers around the 90-110 IQ level.
  196. paradiso
  197. May your impulsive emotions ever sync up with those around you, as y'all probably don't have the ability to navigate meaningfully any disputes that arise.
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  199. paradiso
  200. Truth be told, it isn't that great at the 125-130 level, sometimes, either.
  201. paradiso
  202. There, we just adopt strong emotional positions, without any communication, and then request others respect our emotions while we don't respect their emotions even as they communicate thoroughly with us.
  203. paradiso
  204. But, once you get above the 140 level it starts to clear up.
  205. 17:28 xartet
  206. khazar milkers hanging heavy
  207. paradiso
  208. "Here is my internal state. Here is an action. Here is how the action makes me feel. What is your position? How can we negotiate a resolution to this conflict? A break? No, I don't need a break as I am not overcome by my emotions, silly."
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  210. paradiso
  211. "Of course I'll explain my reasoning, as I recognize that people having intense emotions that affect their interactions with others while not communicating those emotions is a canonical way to create unnecessary conflict in my relationships. Do I need to get drunk? What? Why would I drink to help me resolve an emotional problem?"
  212. paradiso
  213. (Sometimes people sneak into the >140 club.)
  214. paradiso
  215. "So, you're experiencing an intense emotion that is preventing you from desiring to continue? But I'm experiencing an emotion to continue. This is a conflict. How should we resolve that conflict? Your proposal is for us to adopt your unilateral, ambiguous, emotionally-overwhelmed centric approach. That would promote unilateralism and is ultimately corrosive to team building. You see that right?"
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  217. paradiso
  218. "My approach says, 'Even if you're upset, you continue trying to resolve the problem, at least for awhile.'That promotes emotional strength as we don't generate patterns that we get to run away from challenges and it promotes team building and a sense of duty between members of a community. You can see how those are long-term healthy, right?"
  219. xartet
  220. i've been dealing with these raw taste buds on the tip of my tongue for the past couple of days
  221. xartet
  222. highly annoying
  223. paradiso
  224. It's wild to me that many women can recognize toxic masculinity but appear to struggle to recognize toxic femininity.
  225. 17:34 xartet
  226. took you long enough
  227. paradiso
  228. An example of toxic masculinity: A male who is not an expert on a topic leverage his size or higher confidence levels for intellectual prestige on the topic they're not an expert on, especially if the female is smarter than them on that topic.
  229. paradiso
  230. An example of toxic femininity: A female who experiences strong, overwhelming emotions that substantially effect her interactions with those around her, but won't meaningfully communicate those emotions she's experiencing to those who are being affected by those emotions while not demonstrating a concern for their effects of her emotions.
  231. paradiso
  232. If you're a male, or not, please try to avoid minimum toxic masculinity traits -- if you're not an expert, say, "I'm dumb on this topic: What do you think?"
  233. paradiso
  234. It's really, really embarrassing when you act like harminov or segue or any of the loser males in this channel that are so insecure they cannot admit any weakness.
  235. xartet
  236. not that i recall. what i think happened is i accidently ripped a layer off my tongue or something because when i sleep with my baseboard heaters on, i always wake up with a crazxy fucked up mouth
  237. xartet
  238. super dry and caked with half dry saliva and shit
  239. xartet
  240. and i think something dried on or my tongue itself just dried up
  241. xartet
  242. and now these tastebuds are fucked up
  243. paradiso
  244. If you're a female, or not, please try to avoid minimum toxic femininity traits -- if you're finding yourself easily hurt and overwhelmed by your emotions, work on not allowing yourself to run away from those emotions. Set timers that require you to sit in your emotion for some period, like exercise. Practice mindfulness techniques that help you dissociate your identity from whatever emotions you're currently exper
  245. paradiso
  246. iencing. Generate a sense of duty to those you're affecting with your emotion, even if you struggle to name or articulate causality for your emotions.
  247. xartet
  248. yeah i probably also have mild sleep apnea
  249. paradiso
  250. It's really, really embarrassing when a grown ass female with a family cannot manage her emotions in chat. It speaks to a comprehensive, core problem with one's mind and it should bother you deeply.
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