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[Anonymous No.21447443]

If you regard yourself a nihilist, why should I even care?

[Anonymous No.21447451]

>>21447443
it makes them
>dangerous
>heathens

[Anonymous No.21447457]

>>21447443
Because you're not a nihilist, I am.

[Anonymous No.21447476]

>>21447443
nihilism isn't open individualism

[Anonymous No.21447625]

>>21447443
Look at the world and tell me what you see. Where is God? Where is Eden?

[Anonymous No.21447629]

>>21447625
tell me, deterministically, were you organically formed from chaos or were you designed to be fated to these moments?

[Anonymous No.21447654]

>>21447476
>open individualism
I don't have a soiijak on this device nor do I care to search one out, so just pretend I posted a really fat one with a reddit knob and mouth agape.

[Anonymous No.21447722]

>>21447443
no one is a nihilist, a true nihilist is an atheist, but as every person over the age of 14 should know: one always believes in God, you can call it jesus, allah, money or happiness or whatever but at the end you always worship something. the best example is those who claim they are nihilist, once they claim it right after it they say, and are forced to say, that since nothing matter, you can choose your own meaning, there you have it, no nihilism, no nihilists.

[Anonymous No.21447744]

>>21447629
The answer isn't completely clear. If it's fate, if it's something (call it God or whatever) pushing me forward, shouldn't I have a sense of it? If there is nothing, I should feel nothing, which I do.
Why is God so active in the world in religious texts and he gives none of his favorite people free will, but suddenly we must seek him out for him to be made available to us because he exists outside of the Universe all of a sudden.
>>21447443
Making this thread means you care. Someone who doesn't care wouldn't bother.

[Anonymous No.21447764]

>>21447629
Both? Perhaps I’m not understanding the question.

[Anonymous No.21448422]

>>21447654
Montano was a true visionary.