Burning Thought: Considering you don't quote or reference to which part of my post any of this is responding to, I'm a little bit lost at parts. I'm going to assume you just went top to bottom, and I'll tell you what I think you are addressing.
If you want to make a point about what I've said, just copy/paste the [ quote] [/ quote] tags at the beginning and end of the statement and respond to it directly, it is way more managable than a block of text that could refer to any part.
Originally posted by Burning thought
Human reasons, for example for sex, a guy who was a drone would simply say he wants to fulfill his sex drive, wheras a more indepenant less instinctual view would be he wanted to feel "love"from the person he was having sex with, and he could also state why he loves them, i.e, perhaps they were childhood friends, perhaps they were always there fro him, etc etc, not just "i want to have sex cuz it feels good". thats more of a instinct.
oh, ok, this is easy.
you don't understand human descision making processes. The explanations that we consciously have for our actions largely are not congruent with the reason our brain's produced those actions. The mind is incredible at lying to itself (a quality abscent in those with depression).
if all that it takes to show a woman had a baby for personal rather than social reasons, in your view, would be to find a woman who personally believes they wanted a child, then I know my mother fits this for one, and I would assume the vast majority of women who have children, have had children, and that are going to have children. Remember, most women rate their relationship with their child as more important than their spouse.
you bring up instinct as if you even know what it is about. So, in light of neuroplasticity, how do YOU distinguish between social and genetic influences of behaviour?
Originally posted by Burning thought
socail influences of being unpopulour would likely lead to less social ideals or simply a diffrent sect of popularity,
lol
I'm more inclined to think it might cause a person to, I don't know, think anyone who is popular is a drone?
I wont psychoanalyze you, as its not my schtick, however, you rant like someone who never made enough friends and people didn't like. As if that isn't going to be just as influencial on your personality as being popular would be.
Originally posted by Burning thought
this could branch into joining those like you who were rejected by a social group and so make your own group, often this is forming social groups like "Goths", "Emos" (there is actually a social group who call themslves this although their not the slitting wrists kind, their mostly just similiar to goths), or lets say it was a Nerd who was hated by the apprently "populour" group who then joined a Nerdy social group.
oh, would you please tell me more about your theories of social bonding and attachment!
needless to say, cliques, out-groups, social popularity, social skills and the like, are described much better in social psychological literature than they are above.
Originally posted by Burning thought
This reflects more light on how the social view of popualrity is broken because obviously from diffrent points of view from diffrent social groups, other groups are less populour to them.
again, not to seem like a dick, but is english your first language? I am having trouble discecting this...
Originally posted by Burning thought
Popularity on a whole is fake.
lol, fake in the way that it still has an effect on personal development?
real fake 🙄 or wait, why don't you define how you are using the term fake.
Originally posted by Burning thought
You are wrong, you are obviously looking at it crooked,
could you allude to the statement I made that was "wrong"?
Originally posted by Burning thought
ime talking about when a Human actually understands what its doing, a baby for example you could say is the first stage when you start to learn various things from social interaction, but when your a baby, your simply a basic animal human organism,
gibberish. All you have said of any worth in this passage is that babies are in their initial stages of learning. While I could point you to instances of some types of innate knowledge (categorical perception), the statement itself is nearly tautological.
also, all humans are humans, all humans are animals and all humans are organisms (also comprised of billions of organisms). The term "animal human organism" is doubly redundant.
Originally posted by Burning thought
your mind is not a complicated system compared to a 12-16 year olds which could actually understand decision making.
amazingly enough, the mind of a developing infant is potentially orders of magnitude more complex than an adult or teenage mind.
if you don't believe me, just quote this and I'll get it in a reply. It has to do with neuroplasticity though 🙂
Originally posted by Burning thought
Its the same when your growing up into a toddler, very basic. Ime calling people who should be able to independantly learn/think/make their own decisions yet dont because they instead join social patterns completly, to an extent where you are a drone, a being who simply follows a social pattern and if it changes so do you regardless of how it effects you.
so you are making a personal values based judgement against people who do not conform to the way you view the world?
You remind me of these pins that some socialist group was giving out at my school. They had these "free your mind" pins. While freeing the mind (whatever that ambigious rhetoric actually means) is likely a good thing, they weren't actually proposing it at all. They thought all people with freed minds would think the way they did, much like you consider those who have come to different conclusions about life than you a drone.
also, not to drag different threads into eachother, but you chastisized me in the "Was Hitler Evil" thread for being so bold as to morally judge a child murder as evil. How is your subjective judgement of people as drones any different than that? How is this position you are taking here at all congruent with that?
lol, not that you will respond to any of this specifically. go for it, make another block post that I can go through, to which you will again overgeneralize with ambiguities (at least when I add extra words to a sentence they are the proper words that convey the desired meaning 😉)
Originally posted by Burning thought
You said something that you didnt think I would get...that sounds useful..... 🙄
actually very useful, as I used your response to point out one of the most lacking parts of your "argumentative" style. notice how you dodged my entire point in using it.
Originally posted by Burning thought
At 19 i do have access to information drones wouldnt know, simply because Drones would not be looking for it.
ya... stuff you make up is not really that valid, especially given that you don't have any formal qualifications to say things like that.
For instance, can you give me a working definition of who is a drone and who isn't? It seems like something you'd know, so how about it? How could I run an experiment to determine if someone is a drone or if someone is not? lol what would the independant variable be? 😉
Originally posted by Burning thought
Dadudemon is argueing exactley what ime argueing, most women do indeed socially want children and to most women, you either have a child with them or your gone, you either see the children above all else, or your gone, you either change yourself so the children are happier even if you feel terrible, or your gone, etc etc, you know the drill (this answer is to both inimalist and Bardock)
1) you have the authority to speak for most women?
2) anti-feminist literature makes the exact opposite argument, stating that in the modern world, women have more pressures to succeed in the ways normally associated with "maleness" (workplace, financially) and are less prone to live in the home and rise children. All demographic statistics support this (potentially ignoring immigrant populations). There are more women today than ever before leaving the home and postponing child bearing or not having children at all. The "Social brainwashing" of feminism, essentially, does what you point to as a sign of independance! omfg!