Cedreic

And I found a few great argument: 1. Worst pain is incomparable to the best pleasure. 2. Desire fulfilled is no better than not desiring in the first place. 3. Pain is less subjective compared to pleasure.

... using single extreme survival case to represent all suffering. And I think this argument is written as a more rhetorically persuasive one rather than a logically compelling. With the discontent that has been brought to me, I decided to do a bit of research about this matter.

A thread of my studies in pessimism.

@amoreseas It just feel... warm (?)

@Lucentiorum ... why?

I always crave for a fever, I don't know why but I've been addicted to it since elementary. Too bad it rarely comes.

@bebekbisek nah sure 9 it is

@bebekbisek 67

Craving some dnd run 👀

@Romandevour Reply gimana? Ini bukannya kamu reply?

@Lucentiorum Kenapa ya gak bisa reply orang.

Ini masuk, Ced?

@Romandevour Masuk.

Test.

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@Abarthe I mean you give some you get some, still a fair trade to me.

@Lucentiorum You make fevers sound far more pleasant than they actually are. My experience is just feeling achy, groggy, and wanting to sleep until it's over.

@gottleogeer YO CHILL NO I WAS HORSING AROUND

@Lucentiorum ? Oh we’re dropping names now

@Abarthe Don't you feel fuzzy, warm, and dreamy when you got fever? I don't think wanting that feeling is something to be concerned about, no?

@Lucentiorum I'm both concerned and intrigued.

@gottleogeer Which "him" are you referring to?

@Lucentiorum Man, you can’t even scroll past him when he’s on your screen

@gottleogeer am I gonna be prone to be all obsessed about Jonny?

@Lucentiorum Can’t promise that one

@gottleogeer As long as I'm not prone to anyother thing beside fever

@Lucentiorum I implore you to swap immune systems with me

@greyonpaper Maybe it's the warmth or maybe it's that dreamy sensation, I'm not sure either.