Nimrod Socialism

Heavenly Warrior wrote: Please read the attachment. Let me know if you have any questions.

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I have a question, and this is the second time I've asked it, what's the point? Was a Sith for thirty plus years before coming here, this fails to enlighten or inspire me...

I did a quick read over the document given. I'm gonna have to agree with the comments that have already been made. Lots of points are made but don't seem to go anywhere, and the document itself needs a lot of work. I do wish you luck in your future edits!

I was a bit let down that you left out page 13, where for a full paragraph Dr. Frankenstein's dyslexic monster realizes that GOD backwards is DOG.

May the woof be with you.

I appreciate what you're trying to do, Heavenly Warrior. I think you need more practice though in writing. Which, in my own experience, came about by reading. A lot. Aside from the 100 or so Star Wars books I read, I also ready dozens of philosophical books. I'm not bragging, just trying to give you an idea of what it takes to get a grasp of grammar and flow—without taking classes, that is.

I did take some writing classes, but still think it was all the reading I've done in my life that taught me how to organize my thoughts and present them in a clear and concise manner.

Don't quit, no matter what you read here in these posts. Just practice. And read.

That's not to say I agree with Darwin or Nietzsche, but from one writer to another, this is my advice.

EDIT: Oh, and Br. John, if you have something to say, just say it, instead of hinting at it with cartoons.

Aharon wrote: Oh, and Br. John, if you have something to say, just say it, instead of hinting at it with cartoons.

A picture is worth a thousand words.

Aharon wrote: Aside from the 100 or so Star Wars books I read, I also ready dozens of philosophical books. I'm not bragging, just trying to give you an idea of what it takes to get a grasp of grammar and flow—without taking classes, that is.

You were saying?

EDIT: Oh, and Br. John, if you have something to say, just say it, instead of hinting at it with cartoons.

Some people can get the point across just as efficiently with pictures as some can with words...

Zenchi wrote:

Aharon wrote: Aside from the 100 or so Star Wars books I read, I also ready dozens of philosophical books. I'm not bragging, just trying to give you an idea of what it takes to get a grasp of grammar and flow—without taking classes, that is.

You were saying?

EDIT: Oh, and Br. John, if you have something to say, just say it, instead of hinting at it with cartoons.

Some people can get the point across just as efficiently with pictures as some can with words...

Your eye for detail is what makes you a great artist, Zenchi. I'm happy you can communicate visually. I'm stuck on blogging :laugh:

Luthien wrote: I agree. It's like diarrhea of the mind; spewing whatever, wherever, with no solidity.

That's often how my own writing style feels. :blush:

I'd certainly hope I can do better than this though.

The founding father of Socialism was Dr. Frankenstein.

I don't even know if I can continue past this.

It's not bad to write your thoughts, free flow. I would suggest organizing those thoughts after being written to give it some structure and clarity; otherwise, misunderstandings will more often occur.

Thank you for the advice. Have you read Might Is Right, or The Survival of the Fittest, Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus, Darwin, Marx, Wagner: Critique of a Heritage, The Gay Science, The Education of Henry Adams, The Art of War, The Adams-Jefferson Letters, The Prince, The Epic of Gilgamesh, Paradise Lost, A Clockwork Orange, Brave New World, Leviathan, or The Republic? I am not a writer. I am a rebel.

Heavenly Warrior wrote: Thank you for the advice. Have you read Might Is Right, or The Survival of the Fittest, Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus, Darwin, Marx, Wagner: Critique of a Heritage, The Gay Science, The Education of Henry Adams, The Art of War, The Adams-Jefferson Letters, The Prince, The Epic of Gilgamesh, Paradise Lost, A Clockwork Orange, Brave New World, Leviathan, or The Republic?

It's not the choice of literature I point individuals interested in Sithism, or even self betterment within the current model of society we live in. We are talking Sithism still, correct? While the Art of War is a worthy read as it is an excellent starting point for understanding diplomacy, the rest of your selection is terribly outdated, or simply not relevant to the subject as a primer, no offense...

There are much better sources of reading available that will provide a better understanding from a "readers point of view," although books alone will never suffice to provide all the answers one may be searching for...

I've listed multiple times within the forums what I myself would point newbie readers interested in the subject, a meager ten minutes in the search bar will provide the links to the threads I am referring to, so I won't regurgitate it here...

I am not a writer. I am a rebel.

You don't need to be a professional writer to be a rebel, but in order to convey your message (whatever that may be) effectively to others one must study language, and how it is employed. One would also do well to study psychology, as this is imo a "language of the self" and is universal.

The days of fighting wars one on one with swords or even guns are over, the victor's of today's wars are employing language, psychology and technology. How can one possibly rebel effectively if they lack a understanding of how to effectively communicate? Hit the books buddy...

I've seen this "reading material" before; it's the insane rambling of one person who clearly needs to up his meds. The real Sith community wouldn't touch it with a forty foot pole.

*waves hand*
These aren't the droids you're looking for.

Let me tell you why I am here. I am here because I know something. What I know I can't explain, but I feel it. I have felt it my entire life, that there is something wrong with this world. Have you read Pandora by Voltaire? My master, The Modern Zeus, sent me to the Temple of the Jedi Order to find a white horse and 144,000 Jedi.

Heavenly Warrior wrote: Let me tell you why I am here. I am here because I know something. What I know I can't explain, but I feel it. I have felt it my entire life, that there is something wrong with this world. Have you read Pandora by Voltaire? My master, The Modern Zeus, sent me to the Temple of the Jedi Order to find a white horse and 144,000 Jedi.

I would highly recommend if you want just one Jedi to follow you you had better learn how to explain yourself. No one with an average intelligence is going to follow you on a whim because you have a feeling, or because you read a book. So work on learning how to express yourself efficiently and you might begin to learn how to sway the minds of others. Until then you're facing quite an uphill battle with zero chance of success...

Zenchi wrote: I would highly recommend if you want just one Jedi to follow you you had better learn how to explain yourself. No one with an average intelligence is going to follow you on a whim because you have a feeling, or because you read a book. So work on learning how to express yourself efficiently and you might begin to learn how to sway the minds of others. Until then you're facing quite an uphill battle with zero chance of success...

Oh come now zenchi, have you not heard the calling of the great prophet Zeus? The warrior speaks of the 600 who rode into the valley of death in reverence of the glorious event of Carillon in which those that reach 35 years of age are ascended to the next level where the ships of light will defeat the invading Cylon armies! I will follow!

Kyrin Wyldstar wrote:

Zenchi wrote: I would highly recommend if you want just one Jedi to follow you you had better learn how to explain yourself. No one with an average intelligence is going to follow you on a whim because you have a feeling, or because you read a book. So work on learning how to express yourself efficiently and you might begin to learn how to sway the minds of others. Until then you're facing quite an uphill battle with zero chance of success...

Oh come now zenchi, have you not heard the calling of the great prophet Zeus? The warrior speaks of the 600 who rode into the valley of death in reverence of the glorious event of Carillon in which those that reach 35 years of age are ascended to the next level where the ships of light will defeat the invading Cylon armies! I will follow!

You shoud write opera's . this really made me smile :laugh:

Heavenly Warrior wrote: Let me tell you why I am here. I am here because I know something. What I know I can't explain, but I feel it. I have felt it my entire life, that there is something wrong with this world. Have you read Pandora by Voltaire? My master, The Modern Zeus, sent me to the Temple of the Jedi Order to find a white horse and 144,000 Jedi.

Dear Heavenly Warrior

Give yourself a break and stop mixing up christian mythology and other myths in your quest to save us from these accursed Sith or whatever it is you are doing , do your research , learn to write , there are free courses everywhere , the number 144.000 is straight from the bible and even mentioned by the Maya and is abused by almost every (pseudo) religion to scare people into believing that they are not "chosen"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/144000_(number)

@Heavenly Warrior

I am confused as to what you wish to accomplish. This "prophesy", if I dare allow it that name, is full of mumbo jumbo found the world over, as Marta pointed out.

But beyond that, what do you even wish to accomplish? Because posting this stuff moves nothing along and will get you nowhere.

Ive written quite a few fiction novels over the course of my life, and this whole Zeus thing and the accompanying "prophesy" is about as fictitious as it gets.

I just hope you'll look over your plans and see if they're worth it, and if keeping up this facade is just as worthwhile. There is plenty to do around here. You don't need to make up a backstory, you are interesting enough as it is without some grand prophesy to fulfill. If you need this to feel important, it's having the opossums effect.

I mean this in the friendliest way:
https://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/publications/schizophrenia-booklet/index.shtml

If you would like help finding resources in your area, if you are in the U.S., let me know.