a meta story

Ok X, I want to express my current intent. I’d like to get into gold crafting. Extra small works of art but as beautiful as this sunset I just caught.

What to do when you doomscrolled your self silly? What to do if the weight of the world’s ills are on your shoulders? 10 second physical exercise of each - reset you Dance - free flow Adapt - do something you think you can’t Build - 💪 Smile - don’t skip it 😉

@WaterRabbitt @vegastarr I have years of schooling. I love learning. Most school before university was a waste of my time. It was teaching cogism and that’s outside my range. So the whole of pre-university was rough for me. I like academics but I’m realistic that most of its philosophies of elites.

@smashsharp @vegastarr It’s fair to debate what was taught, but reducing education to ‘elite academics’ misses the point. Critical thinking and self‑sufficiency aren’t automatic—they’re skills built over time, shaped by family, community and experience, not just school.

12 Years Of School 🎓 And They Never Taught You How The Real World Works. Not One Class On Taxes. Building Wealth. Starting A Business. Negotiating Salary. Managing Money. Nothing That Would Truly Help You Survive Let Alone Thrive.

I’ve got the mortar & pestle out. I suggest it for anyone seeking a soothing activity. It’s pleasing to watch the different parts come together to make one medicine. And it smells nice. This one is for doggo.

@lilyally98 It’s an interesting point - morals give a refinement that shows in look, a pride maybe. But, out of curiosity, have you ever found something that you know everyone finds ugly but it’s beautiful to you?

Beauty is morally salient. If you believe these two are morally equal, then you are more disordered than Satan himself.

Saying I have a fragile ego as they bust out the block button. That’s right around the time, I know I have a hater. I preach self-sufficiency and question people who de-humanize others. Yep, that’s how I get blocked. Truth is many hate me for it. Is what it is. 😂

@Silvermoon_888 Oh this cute. 🥰 You just labeled me a psychopath for asking you to stop de-humanizing other humans. Im having fun now. Vroom vroom.

This psychopath got triggered by me saying that that AI is soulless, like a psychopath. My gawd stay off the internet fragile ego.

@Silvermoon_888 @NoahKingJr You seem bored, angry and the type to want to pin labels on others so you can declare them bad and scapegoat all your self-hatred on de-humanize them. Nice to meet you, I’m Ma Pen and it’s best you not pretend you know me. Thx.

@smashsharp @NoahKingJr Identifying a psychopath isn't inhumane. You seem offeneded/angry and seem like the type of person that blames your own disgusting behaviour on other people. ie. a psychopath. So glad that offended you.

If AI can create anything, what’s left that only humans can do?

@sadhavi The ancient sages and yogis were taken care of by their small tribes and small community. Large communities do not take care of their sages, I say that’s how they got here, fending for themselves, hoping people buy.

Spirituality was never meant to be sold. The ancient sages, yogis and Rishis who discovered this practice, the inner science of soul never sold it because they knew the moment spirituality becomes organized, truth disappears. Because, truth can’t be sold. But today, it’s one of the biggest industries in the world. And here’s the irony- both, India & West are equally responsible for it.

@WaterRabbitt @vegastarr The shared knowledge was not about how to start a bank account. The shared knowledge you speak of is academics, which made one suited to walk among the elite. Yes, that was part of the day, the other part cogism and society cogism. Critical thinking, self-sufficiency- nill.

@smashsharp @vegastarr School was never a monastic forge for perfect workers. It taught shared knowledge, not lifelong employability. If employers now automate people out of relevance, the curriculum isn’t the failure — the economic model is. Self‑sufficiency is a societal task, not a syllabus tweak.

@goodyhilton I’ll assume you were being funny because that is some complicated self-flagellation 😄

@smashsharp Ok

As a poet you should have no hoes and never have sex and the woman you love should be waylaid in another country for an indiscriminate amount of time

@giveashitnature @LongOptimist23b Because being forced to give to charity is called enslavement. It removes autonomy.

It fascinates me that giving to charities is considered noble and praiseworthy. But creating a society that doesn't require charity is considered socialist and bad. 🤔

Hi my name is Ma Pen. I am an advocate of self-expression, self-sufficiency, sustainable development. I do not believe in equality. I believe the top must be humane, that the fringe is protected and that you set up a system to let all access to growth. Dignity is earned.

Is the world in a mass psychosis? Yes, likely but it’s a natural, healthy response to great change. When the mind must take in new info, face great change and contemplate its own survival, you can expect some mild psychosis. It’s the body & mind re-aligning its whole grid.

When there is mass psychosis in the world, it’s very important that you ask your self Am I in immediate danger? If you are not, helping your mind know that will help nourish you. You’ll find your self, you’ll reduce the stress and navigate easier.

You need not fear psychosis. It’s a sign of health - it’s a response to massive upheaval. It’s suddenly having your innocence blown by new intel. It will pass. It’s a state of upheaval. It’s a scrambled puzzle, my friends. It can be pieced back together.

@his4Everz If the whole world is in psychosis, then we are in a state of upheaval. It’s a natural response to great change, it’s a flux period. And no, I’m not but I’m very frustrasted. It’s harder to predict patterns in this but I find order in chaos. I will.

Is the whole world in psychosis?

Truth Exposed

@xygort @imPraveenk Don’t worry. Life is layered. One can rapidly, in snap of fingers even, discover they were actually very innocent.

@imPraveenk A few days ago, I shared my thoughts on innocence here. I talked about how innocence, once gone, is gone forever. Once your eyes are able to identify the illusion that aids grandeur in any specific context, you'll never see things the same again.

And one major problem with knowing too much or seeing things clearly is that you lose the ability to participate in certain illusions that make life easier for everyone else.

@xygort This is story of my life. If you see life & all its patterns outside the normal range, you become isolated. Very few understand you, your differentness disrupts their group & they throw you out or you leave. The isolation becomes your protection but then you grow more alone.