Idk if it was because we were mostly high the entire time, but we agreed that we tend to over analyze things because we value nuance

But that rabbit hole goes so damn deep

Honestly still trying to figure out whether this is a human inquiry thing or ND thing. What say you

Like, we were able to design so many simple solutions to problems using the rules of capital but from a need-distribution perspective. We didn’t quite touch the resource exploitation from the 3rd world aspect though.

But I do this shit all the time with all of the situations that make me uncertain, so maybe it is a ND thing.

  • Hohsia [he/him]
    hexagon
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    1 year ago

    I’m too caught up on the “why” for everything

    It’s ruined a lot of things for me- relationships, jobs, fun

    • innocentlurker [he/him]
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      1 year ago

      Yeah, I think I get it. It' s like if "curiosity" was treated like "passion". If someone were to say "what are you passionate about" but for curiosity...what are you curious about? Same thing, different perspective and different outcome but similarly experienced. Still, the outcome of curiosity is knowledge and since knowledge is created in our brain it's a creative endeavor but inside instead of outside. Huh, never thought about it like that before.

      • Hohsia [he/him]
        hexagon
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        1 year ago

        I almost feel like, in everything I do, it’s like getting a piece of the puzzle to become the most “complete” human (complete in regards to my knowledge about the world). That ‘s probably just a convoluted way to say that I’m an inquisitive person, but the former is just what an inquisitive person looks like to me (I think?)

        • innocentlurker [he/him]
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          1 year ago

          Well, at least it's knowledge about the world as it is.

          I mean, that's actually what makes a person feel less confused and frightened to me, I just want to know what's out there and then I can handle the feelings myself.

          Stuff like religion and addiction just tries to bypass all the hard finding out and go straight to the resolution of the feeling. I guess that's why religion is seen as an opiate of the masses. I don't go for the resolution of feelings without all the realistic work of understanding what the hell is going on in the first place, I need a place where the resolution of feelings can call home when it's all done.