/ub/ - Überhengst

Tonight's stream is up and ready to go. I'm a few minutes behind schedule so I'll give about 10 minutes before starting, but come on in and get a lengthy rundown about getting your shit together from arguably the least adversarial interviewer that Jordan Peterson has ever had
>inb4 Jordan is a jew enabler
The jury is still out on that, and a strong case could be made about his jew apologia, and that's something I will readily discuss and argue for and against during the stream. The bottom line is however, getting your shit together is consistent with Christian (not exclusively) dogma and scripture, so no matter how you feel about the jews, you can do far worse than to wash your penis.
https://www.rabb.it/ninjas

Could someone with some choice redpills help me? There's a guy in the stream who's asserting that the holocaust happened by the official story, and I lack the memes to refute his point outside memory.

Here you go anon

http://balder.org/judea/The-Most-Fantastic-Holocaust-Survivor-Stories-Jewish-Soap-Lampshades-Fertilizer-Mengele-Miracles.php

Will you feature Truediltom's videos at any point?

>>1245
Sure. I'm unfamiliar with his work/channel, but I'll pour through it and get a feel. Any suggested videos?

>>1246
Keep in mind that Truediltom, in the true spirit of the searching scholar, is constantly reevaluating his views as he peruses different fields of philosophy. He's migrated from libertarianism to propertarianism to absolutism and is likely to shift again.

What is Physical Removal?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZJ5zOEkD2Lg
On Monarchism and Democracy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TYwcgQfh49k
Liberals and Big Cities (or an intro to Oswald Spengler of whom Diltom is now a disciple) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VxpS2BjGQKU
Is Syria Really Just That Simple (an atypical video talking about a current issue from a philosophical perspective) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRDsbx7v-sk

Obviously, there's no philosophy/betterment stream tonight. I'm to busy working toward the development of my situation, and I hope that the same goes for you too. I wish everyone a happy New Year, one of effective development and personal achievement.
Next week, we will watch Ender's Game. If you don't know why, then I hope you'll join us.

>>1277
More specifically, it will be clips from the movie that illustrate specific concepts and ways of perceiving and responding to the world, as a framework to apply to one's own disposition in growth and development. For those unfamiliar, I am talking about the Giant's Game (which becomes Ender's Game). Additional videos will follow.

Glad you're still doing god's work, OP. I might be able to pop in on this next coming Monday. Got any specifics planned yet? Looks like I missed a nice stream featuring truediltom among others.

Alright, so I've been laxing on the thread and the stream. Sue me. Monday is the day I try to get the most done, so I'm not as available as I'd like to be.
So. For tonight, there will be a stream starting in just over an hour. It will feature the Ender's Game scene previously promised, followed by some Simon Sinek. No offense to the suggestions, I rather appreciate the content that is available, but I have trouble finding videos that are positive (as in, they posit a generative idea).
The underlying purpose of Philosophy night, as I intuited from participation and talk with the previous host is to provide media that is inspirational and developmental, as a way of 'starting off the week right'. Food for thought is good, but first things first, one must have motivation and intensity.

And so as said, if you feel like stopping by for some 'get your shit together' type media, you're welcome to do so. I'm looking at 5:30p PST as the start time, updates to follow.

Alright. I'm having bandwidth issues, so let me briefly explain the Ender's Game segment.

No one will give you the correct answer. The answers you're likely to be given will lead you to ruin. If you want to do something, especially something outside the norm, don't rely on the choices that others offer you. Blaze a trail all your own, even if you have to literally dig through the eye of your opponent and scramble their brain with your claws/fists. That's the point of the Giant's Game in Ender's Game. If you play by the rules you are given, you will fail. If you make the rules, you may succeed.

Also, the room is open for some innovative theory on a better-minded professional dynamic.
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>>1333
Oops, I just found out.
I visit this board not frequently.

Alright! For tonight's philosophy thread, we are going to focus on the recently posted (and emphatically appreciated) Jordan Peterson Dismantled video produced by Resurrection Europa. We will feature the video in its entirety, as well as a 2-hour discussion between the creator and JF Gariepy that goes into detail about the issues and observations that can be made and which led to the video. This is particularly important information for individuals who seek to emerge personally, while helping to participate in the prominence of the white race, not necessarily in a supremacist mindset, but in a nationalist mindset where white people support their race in conflict with the multitude of groups and identities that are implicitly or explicitly opposed. Show starts at 5p PST, 8p EST.

Room is open - https://www.rabb.it/ninjas
Videos start in 15 minutes

>>1344
On my way.

I don't have a particular video lined up for philosophy night, I've been rather busy. I will still host the stream, but if you plan on attending bring ideas. Still gonna be in about an hour and a half.

So for tonight I'm going with a documentary on Neitzsche. Will take requests. Docu starts in about 10 minutes
https://www.rabb.it/ninjas

>>1347
Sorry, I found out 10 hours late.
I didn't know you do it every Monday.
I hope to meet you next week.

Because anon was gracious enough to post it but minutes ago, tonight's philosophy night will feature a recent video about: Jordan Peterson and the JQ.
I maintain that JP's usual prescribed advice about getting your shit together and becoming formidable is sound, I also feel it is important to give serious consideration to where his work falls short and has curious holes in it. Having not watched the video (I was gonna, but I'd rather watch along with anons), it should make for interesting food for thought.
Or it could be shit. Who knows?
Show starts in ~40 minutes, room will open probably in ~20.

Room is open:
https://www.rabb.it/ninjas
15 minutes

>>1355
I am late again, 4 hours this time and the room is closed.
I hope to make it next week.

Drat, I was hoping to attend a philosophy night on "The Great Replacement." Did I miss it?

>>1366
Sorry anon, I completely forgot about it. Though, I'm thinking that Thursday would be a better night to run this stream. The whole point to doing it on monday is to try and start the week off with uplifting, motivational, philosophical, and otherwise emergent media, but Mondays have become my busiest days, followed closely by Tuesdays.

>>1354
I watched 22 hours of his lectures on personality and while I think there are some problems he has a lot of interesting things to say.

I think he gets to much hate. Though the memes are good.

I don't believe that I have solely chanced upon this 'theory' by any clear distinction to originality.
But I feel that I am the first to try and relate the premise in a way that is attainable for the laymen of Man to get the gist.

Observations and philosophical queries. The story and measurements are alluding to this.
The nature of being, of man, and of existence is a all permeating question.
They say that the theory of Atoms were 'know' pre roman era. That the Mesoamerican Long Count calendar,
supposedly is calculated from the procession of the milkyway.
Sounds incredible. That Observers without optic lenses could measure these macro and micro poles.
Atomic theory I think was from pure deduction.

Obvious mechanisms that must exist to explain substances. How does water flow, and that the soft compresses into itself?
The procession of a galaxy is harder to attain, as how can a single generation witness the
deviation of galactic body's and structures in a single lifetime, let alone without a stable platform with a telescopic sights to survey such a thing?

The same reason we honor the dead, both our fathers and mothers.
We honor those that pointed to better ways.

Given if you were technologically isolated. And wanted to check a thing. Something that'll take longer than you have to see it yourself.
Wouldn't you spend the 5 mins inscribing witness marks on a stone. And telling your grandson to pop back in on it when he gets the chance. Maybe his sons too.
Not like there's immediately pressing issues preventing a 'pilgrimage to honor the will of dead'.

That with this, I see our forbears dropped their knowledge in recursive ways.
That we might start to 'pick up what they're dropping', when the books are more filled with language and twig and branch explanation.
That their 'skizto' thoughts be ciphered into a relatable way. rationalized to the times it exists in.
That in a world pre coveted to stranded education for all children, that their knowledge will pass on as tales.
Epics and words of morality with metaphorical conundrums.

Where language does not exist to correlate the phantasm tangible to their concept.
These are incredible resources for making current science theory more tangible.
I firmly see insight with these fables, the ramblings of many wise men. Of things without a word.
But of things that do certainly exist. Just not with a logical rout to define them with a word.

Until recently. English. The most fuck all contrived notions of acceptable word inclusion and interpretation conformity.
If it needs definition, English can put, cannibalize, or phonetics suggestion; new formulation of lettering to suggest clear definition when used to the concept it was birth from.
Theoretical lexicography awaiting Syntagma

Theoretical lexicography awaiting Syntagma

A notion unquestioned is a motion passed.

This knowledge was perverted when the Renaissance came.
A destructive mentality among the educated came to flourish.
That thoes that existed before then, were less knowlegeable then the wealth before us now.
The sentance isn't incorrect. But the common interpritation has crippled many.
Books are knowlege. But it's the ablity to do with that, that's intelegence;
Not in knowing of things, the way they are known to be.
But Legacy alumni candidate Tommy Abercrombe doesn't ever hear that, much like his father before him.

This gives into a historical account of the Sophist, Hippias.
Hippias, a /know it all/ is credited with originating the idea of natural law.
So much was Hippas well versed, that Plato saw him as vain and arrogant.

For Plato to have fallen into the trap set by a Sophist built of pure Rhetoric, and Virtue.
That the great preacher of thoes mechanisms and knowlege paths.
Became fork tounged when seeing proper practition of his own ideals.
That it's correct adaptation, kicked all of Platos dogs and called them fuck off.
The birth of dismissing the person to reject the knowlege they present.

I will not accept dissmissal.
Dismissal is the Mind-Killer.
Dismissal the little-death that brings total ignorance.
I will face dismissal.
I will permit it to accost me and to attempt adhearance.
When it falls off my breast, I'll turn wrath to its origins.
Where dissmissal has failed, there will be knowlege if I remain.

Hippas being a Jack of of trade, master of none. Only espoused one thing that trancends technoligiocal advance.
According to Hippias, natural law was never to be superseded as it was universal.
He saw natural law as an entity that humans take part in without pre-meditation.
He regarded the elite in states as indistinguishable from one another
Thus they should perceive each other as so.

>>1347
Is this stream still going?

>>1620
Its been on hiatus for a while, but it can, someone just needs to make it happen
Don't look at me, my schedule is fucked on Modndays