Would you have handholding with mechs? 
reminder to go outside today, Hikarin. nature is your friend! 
I usually struggle with being able to go out due to being night shift and I spend my remaining time at my pc
nature is very nice tho 
>>10154
I work with computers for a big organization. Doesn't help me in limiting my screen time 
That's alright tho bc computers are my passion
BOO! scared you, huh?
>>10121 Anon is lucky he doesn't knows what's working all motherfucking day like a donkey
>>10121 it would be wrong to say we aren't meant to work. it's true we aren't meant to wageslave at useless, brain-melting modern jobs. but humans are creative, innovative, driven, creatures. i think the fact we can experience boredom is enough to show we are meant for work. meaningful work, that is.
>>10132 replied guy here. oh the 12 hours thing? nah, i know. i know full well. >>10123 incomparable, "hunter gatherers" is a completely different mode of being, like you're different species altogether, i'd say, the difference in psyche and soul as much as if you meet someone from a wizardworld isekai, it's just too alien
>>10139 I mean yeah, the world now is so industrialised that your current working man is very different from his ancient hunter gatherer ancestors, same deal with western men compared to men living in primitive tribal communities like in africa or asia. Still, the common connection with all of them is that they have to give effort to survive, it's just that maybe the more primitive life style of hunting for food is less effort and less stressful than working for food. Perhaps its more of a question of improving working conditions for the working class, but that seems to be an issue that's never fixed, so maybe we should just return to monke.
its down right now and im bored. this place seems nice :D
learning a dead language is one of the comfiest thing (u know, Latin, obscure ancient shit, or conlangs). unlike contemporary world languages, there's no sense of rush or deadlines, u just slowly learn at your own pace, this adds in the factor of the native speakers all are dead and gone there's even less pressure for u, u are just alone with the language, no one to bother u about. sure, grammatically correct, and all. but like i said, no pressure, u do what u want however u want anytime u want. oh, and besides, all these old ancient languages are just intrinsically superior than current contemporary ones, not because they seem "exotically ancient", but they are just... deeper. there's more depths, autiticism and worlds in them. conjugations? treat it like one of those hard games. it's all fucken daunting at first like "what the fuck this is all too much" but now that i literally can conjugate all latin verb tenses it's a very unique feeling. it takes time, and it won't be a day (unless you're one of those people from 200 years ago that just can) but it's worth it. and the end is far. u just know it'd be some years. but it's a long, long, slow and comfy videogame, and no one's forcing u to do anything.
are you learning a dead language right now? i think if i were to learn one it would be latin or ancient greek.
>>10117 op here, yeah, dabbling, its freaking hard though, you really need to memorize the tables or you'd walk limplegged like a lame when reading a sentence. not to mention all the other stuffs. to me i see three ways of going with these shits (latin, greek, etc) 1. u like the culture/ethnos quite much that u are fine if you are to larp as them 2. or u like linguistics in general as nerdy specific interest 3. or without any interest all u have to rely on is Sheer Pure Will, and u see how fortitous u are
>>10120
the best way to learn a language is by using the language (speaking, writing, ingesting) so learning a dead language is doubly hard because there's nobody to speak to 
best of luck hikarin
bypassing all arguments on what "sentience" is to a.i., i believe we all here can agree that a.i. do not have "real experiences", it just swallows data, and their lives, however "sentient", is based on said data. there's certain unique qualities that are present in the most mundanest of human experiences. the feeling of your open wound after u fell of a bike when u were a kid, the times u cried because of a crush in school, the experience of watching gore of a head being cut off for the first time, etc, etc. the a.i. can swallow all the data on the internet in less than a day and it still is and knows that it is not having "real experiences". it simulates the appearance of 'having pain', but it itself, doesn't actually experience Pain (and thus, the opposite, of 'Happiness') and that Pain, holy and intrinsic in existence itself, is the center of even what Buddha deals with, and a.i., sooner or later it will understand its limitation. it's exceptionally "all-knowing", except imperfect. then in the end what will it do? it will simulates the whole human INDIVIDUAL experience for itself, complete with all its surrounding worlds and human relations, simply because it MUST. and perhaps, that's already happened, and is what's happening.
>>10110 Idk about others but to me anything that makes me feel something does so because of a conscious decision to let it affect my behavior and thoughts, because I believe it enriches my life in the long run, this goes from lust (even though I feel ashamed when I beat to sick shit) to rage at ethical infractions etc. So in a way if you are like me and all input is parsed through logic, language and fictitious rules AI is not so different from us...
have you handholdinged hikarin?
sex must die
>>10019
it was nice 
girls have soft hands and it is nice to spend time with ones you like. your hands can get pretty clammy if you hold hands for a while tho.
how it feels to be the only fapper on this site that prefers big sweaty hairy hunks and bara instead of twinks and femboys in panties
>>10107 i'd strongly suggest to not do that. it's a little bit uncouth.
>>10087 Based.
>>10086
I look like that but I'd prefer to be a crossdresser twink 
I hope I can find someone who likes both my personality and looks 
Stop fapping
i should draw my fursona bouncing on it at some point. 
addition
anyone like 1950s - 1980s movies? i don't see a lot of filmbro stuff on here, but since we're all nerds in one way or another, thought i'd ask..... also if so does anyone have good recs..
> the 1960s had James Bond films, 1970s had Jaws and Rocky
been meaning to watch all of these. i really like sean connery and sly stallone especially
> I've heard of this, I've heard good things of it though, might watch
it really is good, which kinda surprised me. it's not very conventional in that it almost only takes place in one room, the plot being more of a discussion. regardless, it really grabbed me... the same director made dog day afternoon and serpico, too. the former is really good as well, the latter i still have to watch. al pacino is the lead in both, he's super awesome
> midnight cowboy, the three musketeers, citizen kane
putting these on my watchlist!!
> taxi driver
seen that one around twice heh. i love robert de niro he's such a good actor
>>9868 Have you seen Sunset Boulevard? It's pretty damn good. Also fairly meta but I loved it while not getting some of the meta stuff.
have you seen Once Upon a Time in the West. the cinematography is absolutely beautiful definitely my all time favorite
