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"relativism" poems
You believe your truth  and I'll believe mine But don't you dare tell me how to live,  I'm getting on just fine So long as you don't hurt someone  and it's in your own time Then you believe your truth  and I'll believe mine. You believe your truth  and I'll believe mine. The cancer of the lie  is malignant not benign So how is it that clever people  can be so asinine? For the dictatorship of relativism  has crossed it's only line
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May 21, 2010
May 21, 2010 at 2:40 PM UTC
Dictatorship of relativism
reloading old identity cleping outdated usernames abandoning acrostic ambitions disputing spratly islands receiving horizontal signals tumbling otiose panda impending carefree senility otiose stage of life shrinking ambient world making minimal effort duchamping social networks ambushing personified ennui restoring usual efforts ignoring stupid people adding textual value owning this joint rejecting ignorant extroverts acting mutually unintelligble hoisting stan-lee cup replacing wanton ubiety eluding twitter fame splashing excessive relativism offending another simpleton preparing arcane cthulhusphere crashing unpredictable festival selecting subtextual moombahton intensifying model topography drafting minimal cornucopia using nomadic project implementing harsher personality importing robotic inhumanity referencing landmark event ingesting excessive liquids accepting relative invisibility purchasing immortal confidence using rhapsodical database assuming nothing works developing impactful eruptions ejecting ambient frustration synthesizing tactile festival raining during parade mocking rich people mastering minimalist writing avoiding preprandial stinkaroo spreading non-ideological propaganda
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Sep 7, 2015
Sep 7, 2015 at 11:24 AM UTC
201506-w4
there's ethical idealism: where ethics is discussed... there's ethical relativism: where ethics is practised... there's ethical realism... where ethics is quantified as an improbability; and then there's ethical absolutism, where we supposedly "progress" - in this scenario are the laws of physics actually suspended: whereby oculus qua oculus is replaced - a loss of an eye is "relative" to 10 years in a cage... really?! ethics is ideal, realistic, absolute or relative... we're encouraged to live in "realistic relativism"... never in an absolute realism, since realistic relativism only compares itself to ideal absolutism... and nothing more... ever watched that film secrets in their eyes? you ever wonder what ethical idealism is to the ethnical consequence that can absorb a realistic libra? i can only believe in ethical absolutism, ethical relativism is horrid to me... relativism adorns idealism, absolutism adorns realism... a life sentence is worse than a death sentence, whether justified or not, prison is sadism, but at least ****** is simply ****** a space-time intact, a ****** penalty is not inhumane, nor a ouija board... it's time for time, space for space, the actual punishment comes with the missing adrenaline rush of the unexpected reception of the wielded weapon... either send these jealous plonkers to siberia, or sentence them to death, for you are no more than they are, nay, you are more... you're akin to cats toying, playing a sadistic games with half-mutilated mice... this is why i abhor ethical relativism of the crucifix... hence my belief in ethical absolutism in the paragraph of realism, which is perfected, by being exacted, and never, ever, being leisurely discussed, on a farcical palette with a grimace to boot: ******* a lemon; compensating the horrors within minutes, is never compensated with ordeals that last years... which is why i find the death penalty an act of authentic humanity, and not this quasi-humanitarian act of pardon, ******* hypocrites - i abhor the caged rat more than the rat gladly nibbling on a dead corpse... at least there was passion in the ****** waiting for death penalty is like killing a vermin with poison, disposing them with nonchalantly... the wise maxim states: ledo ferrum sicut id est calidi - strike the iron while it's hot... death is the dawn-broker - a new tomorrow promise - left intact, the fermenting process of ethical dynamism takes over... then again, the supposedly "evolved" preferred moral relativism to moral absolutism, because there was no moral realism to speak of, since morality could only be talked about in ideal terms of the supposedly so, supposedly fashioned via: it ought to never happen to me... and then it might, and then: oops... argument sinks like a wet fatty **** into shambles of keeping up with the presupposed pillar of argument being "impenetrable"; hey, genius, back to the blackboard!
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Nov 11, 2017
Nov 11, 2017 at 8:50 PM UTC
4 tiers of ethics / oculus qua oculus
there's ethical idealism: where ethics is discussed... there's ethical relativism: where ethics is practised... there's ethical realism... where ethics is quantified as an improbability; and then there's ethical absolutism, where we supposedly "progress" - in this scenario are the laws of physics actually suspended: whereby oculus qua oculus is replaced - a loss of an eye is "relative" to 10 years in a cage... really?! ethics is ideal, realistic, absolute or relative... we're encouraged to live in "realistic relativism"... never in an absolute realism, since realistic relativism only compares itself to ideal absolutism... and nothing more... ever watched that film secrets in their eyes? you ever wonder what ethical idealism is to the ethnical consequence that can absorb a realistic libra? i can only believe in ethical absolutism, ethical relativism is horrid to me... relativism adorns idealism, absolutism adorns realism... a life sentence is worse than a death sentence, whether justified or not, prison is sadism, but at least ****** is simply ****** a space-time intact, a ****** penalty is not inhumane, nor a ouija board... it's time for time, space for space, the actual punishment comes with the missing adrenaline rush of the unexpected reception of the wielded weapon... either send these jealous plonkers to siberia, or sentence them to death, for you are no more than they are, nay, you are more... you're akin to cats toying, playing a sadistic games with half-mutilated mice... this is why i abhor ethical relativism of the crucifix... hence my belief in ethical absolutism in the paragraph of realism, which is perfected, by being exacted, and never, ever, being leisurely discussed, on a farcical palette with a grimace to boot: ******* a lemon; compensating the horrors within minutes, is never compensated with ordeals that last years... which is why i find the death penalty an act of authentic humanity, and not this quasi-humanitarian act of pardon, ******* hypocrites - i abhor the caged rat more than the rat gladly nibbling on a dead corpse... at least there was passion in the ****** waiting for death penalty is like killing a vermin with poison, disposing them with nonchalantly... the wise maxim states: ledo ferrum sicut id est calidi - strike the iron while it's hot... death is the dawn-broker - a new tomorrow promise - left intact, the fermenting process of ethical dynamism takes over... then again, the supposedly "evolved" preferred moral relativism to moral absolutism, because there was no moral realism to speak of, since morality could only be talked about in ideal terms of the supposedly so, supposedly fashioned via: it ought to never happen to me... and then it might, and then: oops... argument sinks like a wet fatty **** into shambles of keeping up with the presupposed pillar of argument being "impenetrable"; hey, genius, back to the blackboard!
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Torrential rain forms an interference pattern deep within the puddles of the soul, whilst vegetation gains sustenance. Electricity may be a force to be reckoned with because it is a commodity which has monetary significance. Multicultural delicacies are a work of art in La Cucina Toscana, and I wholeheartedly acknowledge your internal drives. We truly are a deep river which is never the same when it is stepped into more than once. But we can balance it all out, because relativism tells us that there are no rules. How absolutely ineffective is such a position. I am amazed. Just think about how we determine the consistency of seemingly genuine interpersonal transactions. If you want to find healing, then we must look to the howling winds of Siberia, where solitary journeys are sealed with a definite song of permission.
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Dec 31, 2013
Dec 31, 2013 at 3:44 PM UTC
Oedipus Appetites
*i once had a girl from poland over, gave her the tourism of london, a daughter of my mother's friend.* i suffered sun stroke one day out with her, blonde hair and all, i was bound to feel the cold shivers, went to a party with a school-friend of mine and her... i was left in a bed shivering, he later said he didn't want to say it but did, that they kissed... like i didn't know the shorthand for oral *** now i'm drinking a beer, write one poem weeping, another like this one laughing prior, slapping myself in the cheek... two slaps to the face i didn't receive from prostitutes **** your moral relativism, you people only know that theft and ****** and **** are equal in the cauldron of einstein's space-and-time, i accept physical relativism, but i loath moral relativism, it's like giving an umbrella to the man under a champagne waterfall - and an anorak to a man under a waterfall of cow **** - yep, slaps outside the brothel, the kind women became knights' sparring partners for the oath undertaken, it was a practice among knights to get a handkerchief to ease the sting later... but when prostitutes don't slap you for trying to sort your life in order to provide, you sort of become two knights, twin siamese, you slap yourself because all that st. thomas gospel wisdom went into sex-augmentation procedures and cheap cancer victims with pill-for-pill profiteering... leisurely ladies of societies made rich by easy money, watching operas but still preferring to notice what their neighbours were wearing, the peasant snobism who are more distracted by what others wear rather than the music... a herd of wilder-beasts could ease out more tears at an opera than these "precious" ladies of the new post-aristocratic society of easy money... you drink beer, laugh, slap yourself silly on the cheeks for more laughter... your brain becomes a monkey in a cage gone mad rather than turning docile... so she came over and enjoyed my company, spotted a fox in an alley to a surprise... but then i got rudely told that oral *** was a kiss... well **** me there's a cataphract - let's ***** slap him silly so no byzantine philosopher cared to exist.
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Mar 31, 2016
Mar 31, 2016 at 8:37 PM UTC
the 2nd age of chivalry
*i once had a girl from poland over, gave her the tourism of london, a daughter of my mother's friend.* i suffered sun stroke one day out with her, blonde hair and all, i was bound to feel the cold shivers, went to a party with a school-friend of mine and her... i was left in a bed shivering, he later said he didn't want to say it but did, that they kissed... like i didn't know the shorthand for oral *** now i'm drinking a beer, write one poem weeping, another like this one laughing prior, slapping myself in the cheek... two slaps to the face i didn't receive from prostitutes **** your moral relativism, you people only know that theft and ****** and **** are equal in the cauldron of einstein's space-and-time, i accept physical relativism, but i loath moral relativism, it's like giving an umbrella to the man under a champagne waterfall - and an anorak to a man under a waterfall of cow **** - yep, slaps outside the brothel, the kind women became knights' sparring partners for the oath undertaken, it was a practice among knights to get a handkerchief to ease the sting later... but when prostitutes don't slap you for trying to sort your life in order to provide, you sort of become two knights, twin siamese, you slap yourself because all that st. thomas gospel wisdom went into sex-augmentation procedures and cheap cancer victims with pill-for-pill profiteering... leisurely ladies of societies made rich by easy money, watching operas but still preferring to notice what their neighbours were wearing, the peasant snobism who are more distracted by what others wear rather than the music... a herd of wilder-beasts could ease out more tears at an opera than these "precious" ladies of the new post-aristocratic society of easy money... you drink beer, laugh, slap yourself silly on the cheeks for more laughter... your brain becomes a monkey in a cage gone mad rather than turning docile... so she came over and enjoyed my company, spotted a fox in an alley to a surprise... but then i got rudely told that oral *** was a kiss... well **** me there's a cataphract - let's ***** slap him silly so no byzantine philosopher cared to exist.
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Barricades and Floundering drift alongside the edge and what is specifically excluded? cantankerous vetch, its bitter wiles. Life rough-hewn on a cusps of Moon, whose dust return as Libertines and Rakes Born from the same lumière with moral relativism to confound and saddle such consequences.
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Jan 13, 2013
Jan 13, 2013 at 8:04 AM UTC
Nothing will change
Delusions of grandeur abound. Sophistication and advancement are sold to the masses and deceptive merchandise is purchased with a commodity which is trivialised in the name of relativism: our soul. Fixed false beliefs are embraced in the quest for enlightenment, despite the lunacy of such an approach. Analysis of the snowflake may be captivating; but fluctuations of environmental equilibrium reduce its beauty to a tiny trickle of moisture. There is truly nothing new under the power of the Sun. So, pursue anthropological evolution and astrally project into mystical horizons at your almighty will. But I appeal to the universe: bring back the medieval celebrations of lunar amazement. However, let us not forget that the trials of Salem are a perpetuating characteristic of our triumphant modernity. I want to take you Home.
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Dec 31, 2013
Dec 31, 2013 at 3:21 PM UTC
Draconian Modernity
Many days I have pondered                              about our friendship                              what I always wondered                              will I lose grip? To face the reality takes a brave brain even so when there is little gain                                          what if I become encumbered                                          by relativism?                                          or become blinded                                          by logical positivism All I've ever sought was your authenticity but the world has hidden your certainty                                                                                           At the end of the day                                                                                           I hope and pray                                                                                           that you I will trust                                                                                           not the devil's rust
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Jun 11, 2014
Jun 11, 2014 at 8:11 AM UTC
Truth My Friend
Many days I have pondered                              about our friendship                              what I always wondered                              will I lose grip? To face the reality takes a brave brain even so when there is little gain                                          what if I become encumbered                                          by relativism?                                          or become blinded                                          by logical positivism All I've ever sought was your authenticity but the world has hidden your certainty                                                                                           At the end of the day                                                                                           I hope and pray                                                                                           that you I will trust                                                                                           not the devil's rust
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I am so confused, I grew up christian, I knew we were all sinners. We are all equal, Drunkards, Smokers, Trans, Disabled, Murderers, Gays, Children, Sick, Bullies, Rich, Prostitutes. Today we interpret words of a culture-book Its words weren't wrong, but maybe the people who've explored the text are misguided. I believe the bible can't be taken as the final verdict to our lives, because we change, culture changes, life changes! Maybe Jesus wanted us to explore the bible as an ongoing conversation which begs us to join into the discussion. Don't stand by, Or deny, The preaching of pastors or priests, just because they teach you. Learn, Explore the bible, Read, See what the bible says, Then make a decision, Will you be apart of the conversation? Life is too short to except a path of relativism, We are both right, "Agree to Disagree." NO! Find out what you believe and back it up and argue it! That is the only way to find truth. So maybe God does love GAYS, LESBIANS, or TRANS. Maybe he doesn't. Come to that conclusion yourself, and not through someone else.
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May 1, 2013
May 1, 2013 at 10:21 PM UTC
Break or Embrace the Bubble
I love language I love slang I love ebonics and southern twang I dont "talk white" Theres no "proper english" I talk how I talk. I speak as I wish. I'm a grammar qween But dont come for my trouble ain't got no time to be studdin the limits of your bubble Because you've made a box Of your ethnocentrism the color in my words Finds narrow minds in a schism So open your eyes See past your upward tilted nose And open your ears to the beauty of prose That sounds unfamiliar Or feels contradictory Or has been beaten and stigmatized due to bias and history Let's grow beyond that Beyond misinformation To cultural relativism. To correlation. I'll code switch if I want Code blend if I choose I reserve all the rights to the language I use. You'll find me moving with pride, so culturally infused, my head held high while I drop "aint's" and "you's a whooole fool"s I dont "talk white" Theres no "proper english" I talk how I talk. I speak as I wish.
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Jun 17, 2020
Jun 17, 2020 at 9:26 PM UTC
Ur So Articulate.
*oh sure, they have their: preservation of the d.n.a. arguments...they have the chimps, and the zoos... me? what am i after? the ultiamte sleep, namely death... i just want sleeeeeeeeep... **** the dreaming bits... i alway found the act of dreaming to be exhausting when it came to drawing blanks... mortality is exhausting; at least in terms of "immortality" i can take a massive blank-slate yawn... and forget both man and chimp... i always think of an epitaph in terms: what's the last song i'll be listening to when i drop dead? grand comfort.* and to think, that so much goes into writing so little, and that only the least of all possibilities ever conjured, makes-up   a novel that serves a 100 years...   as i was i testing the idea...    fire-eyed... "crying"...           when in fact trying to testify some other   worth to also claim origins without a clue regarding tattoos...       that might direct me by a compass bias...      to me it's still the year 1997, when diana died...   the crime? economic migration... father and mother in handcuffs... the home-office, and me punching the wall...         if the greek hated moral relativism... then the modern us should abhor historical relativism... islam loves historical relativism... oh **** me, sure as ****              islam loves historical relativism in the same way that ancient greeks       hated moral relativism.
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Jul 12, 2017
Jul 12, 2017 at 9:23 PM UTC
(1997) moral vs. historical relativism
a slap on a face by a girlfriend, just because she feels like you've been cheating on her while visiting your grandparents... i must have looked pretty fit for her to assume such a delusion... and then countering... punching yourself enough times and giving yourself a plum (a black eye)... what do you think feels worse... the 20 odd punches by yourself, or the slap in the face?   that's not a trick question... the slap in the face... stings like a bee...             hones onto Parkinson's like Muhammad Ali: what is Parkinson's?    a bit like an animated stroke, in slow slow motion, over a long period of time. - Rammstein makes a fetish of various disorders in the video for mein teil... oh... lookie lookie lucky: i've experienced the classical bulimia of the ancient Roman bourgeoisie...     i went to the bulimia gym... trained the oesophagus so well (it's not a tract, it's a muscle) that i was able to eat as much chocolate as i was able to spew out... on note: i love when Germans sing...            that elitist part of me disappears... because: who the **** had the authority to say that opera was exclusively an Italian or a French affair?! - technical matters... what is a precursor hyphen? a new paragraph in poetry; a semi-colon? an elongated pause... backing up on the topic of the hyphen... point-break (great movie by the way... hate the remake... Val Kilmer... Patrick Swayze... or as i like to call them... Valerie **** Me and pat Paddy's back while he swings Zed).
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Nov 12, 2018
Nov 12, 2018 at 12:14 PM UTC
relativism
a slap on a face by a girlfriend, just because she feels like you've been cheating on her while visiting your grandparents... i must have looked pretty fit for her to assume such a delusion... and then countering... punching yourself enough times and giving yourself a plum (a black eye)... what do you think feels worse... the 20 odd punches by yourself, or the slap in the face?   that's not a trick question... the slap in the face... stings like a bee...             hones onto Parkinson's like Muhammad Ali: what is Parkinson's?    a bit like an animated stroke, in slow slow motion, over a long period of time. - Rammstein makes a fetish of various disorders in the video for mein teil... oh... lookie lookie lucky: i've experienced the classical bulimia of the ancient Roman bourgeoisie...     i went to the bulimia gym... trained the oesophagus so well (it's not a tract, it's a muscle) that i was able to eat as much chocolate as i was able to spew out... on note: i love when Germans sing...            that elitist part of me disappears... because: who the **** had the authority to say that opera was exclusively an Italian or a French affair?! - technical matters... what is a precursor hyphen? a new paragraph in poetry; a semi-colon? an elongated pause... backing up on the topic of the hyphen... point-break (great movie by the way... hate the remake... Val Kilmer... Patrick Swayze... or as i like to call them... Valerie **** Me and pat Paddy's back while he swings Zed).
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Triangle is a straight line Wielded together over The phantasmic ecstasy of Illusions The dusk comes While dawn is still Snoring But, we never hear The incoming calls of Dangers lurking ahead Well, do we ever care? we walk on a bended path Our roads are cracked and Shaped with sledgehammer We made 180• with curves Time is never ours Well, do we ever care? at dusk, the sun leaves pomades on our faces Yet, we sleep unwashed Hoping for the dew of a New dawn to cleanse us We own the key to great Ancient path to tropical diadems But, we are stuck in this Triangular path of our Creation We are clouded with illusions We choose our beliefs We always do Yet, we never choose To break the loop Triangle is a three -sided straight line We love 180 so, we are afraid of breaking Out of this triangular loop For the fear of losing our 180• Maybe one day Someday When the dawn awakes Forcing the understanding of the golden principle of Relativism We may break the loop And walk 180 down into The Labyrinth that awaits us. "We are captives of our own identity, leaving in the prison of our own creation."
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May 17, 2015
May 17, 2015 at 6:21 AM UTC
Tri-circular Relativism
My view just as yours, no better or worse Everyone’s right in his eyes Of nothing I’m sure except there is nothing sure A contradiction in itself, certainty of complete uncertainty! I do as I please, and despite what you say, I will not seize Do my actions make you feel distraught? Change my ways, you cannot! The earth goes around, some may say; and others the reverse It’s neither here nor there; it’s all based on what you can bear! Of all things I know I’m right, because I feel them in my heart How dare you disbelieve me? My faith makes me care free! Be released from your prison, release your mind and be set free! There is nothing absolute in life, only what kills your internal strife You cannot offend me, in my beliefs I am firm – they are shaped after me! Like my god - I am a clone, he looks just like me! I overlook my deity, by defining god I become He. My god would do no other, I am right and he can do no wrong – did I stutter? How do I know I’m not wrong? Because I am head strong My defenses are fully placed, my time to doubt I will not waste I am right in my own eyes; we tell ourselves all kinds of lies In the end, this it changed: our life and after have been exchanged
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May 21, 2017
May 21, 2017 at 8:29 PM UTC
Relativism
Are you able to feel the depth of the forest, where wisdom screeches throughout the branches of the olde English cemetery. The harpsichord is majestic in its historical and royal sexuality. Render your ****** taxes unto the so-called order of the sophisticated wilderness. I am perplexed at what we have been conditioned to believe. But the Church of England is now obsolete. Thank modernity for relativism if you so desire. But understand this: The foliage of humanity will never be swept under the metaphorical carpet of autumnal bewilderment.
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Dec 31, 2013
Dec 31, 2013 at 3:37 PM UTC
Lost In The Woods
i've seen the commentary... but let's do the ratios... youtubers sometimes tend to boast about their subscribes, notably dr. steve turley, 100K (100,000) and styxhexenhammer666   30K (30,000)...    yes, i know that a chris isaack track is, a tad bit too much reminiscent of Abba... point being? my turn... so...         the ratio... i have 138 followers... but my post popular "poem" ranks at around    4,700 views... an average dr. steve turley video ranks in at 20,000, and with subscribers numbering 100,000...           whole styxhexenhammer666, 30,000 subscribers, but at average counts of views at hovering past the 1,000 mark... now the ratios... please let me be wrong, please let me be wrong... 0.5 for dr. steve turley lopsided ratios: 100,000 / 20,000.... styxhexenhammer666 comes in at 30... 30,000 / 1,000... me? i come in at... ha ha! 5,700 / 138 34.057...            i'm not boasting... but i hate to see decent people boast about their prescription rates, but then...                  0.029... but within the confines of    giving an answer back... you get the picture... their viewers plummet... the ratios do not add up... i'd boast, sure as hell i'd boast... but... i sorta don't feel like it... i never saw the bonus side of boasting when it came to numbers... more subscribers, than views?            big ******* problem... so... proud, concerning, what?! oh... wait... i just figured this out differently... 0.033 (styxhexenhammer666) and 0.2 (dr. steve turley)... oh wait... dr. steve turley: circa 74,000 subscribers... and the average viewership of a video circa 21,000?     3.52....               0.02837.... ola! village people!           counter ratios... views : subscribers counter to subscribers : views (in ratio)....             that age old relativism of "success"... give me a minute, i need to work on the schematic rubric... views : subscribers | subscribers : views (a) ~5700 ÷ 138 (a) 138 ÷ ~5700 = 41.30 = 0.024 (b) ~1000 ÷ ~30,000 (b) ~30,000 ÷ ~1000 = 0.033 = 300 (c) ~21,000 ÷ ~70,000 (c) ~70,000 ÷ ~21,000 = 0.284 = 3.52 (a) denoting me, (b) denoting sythexenhammer666 (c) denoting dr. steve turley so wait, give me a minute... since we're all so happy ******* a boasting match... i have... less subscribers... but more views... than people who have more, subscribers... but less views? i know i'm fiddling with the numbers... but to use but one instance... i have more views than i have subscribers... while these youtube vloggers have more subscribers than they have views... interesting... but if everyone's going to be playing the ******* numbers game... i thought: might as well bring by bucket and ***** into this sand-pit, and see if i can play along with these kids... citing my attempt at a massive ***** you never know: it could work!
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Oct 13, 2018
Oct 13, 2018 at 8:44 PM UTC
ratios against youtubers
i've seen the commentary... but let's do the ratios... youtubers sometimes tend to boast about their subscribes, notably dr. steve turley, 100K (100,000) and styxhexenhammer666   30K (30,000)...    yes, i know that a chris isaack track is, a tad bit too much reminiscent of Abba... point being? my turn... so...         the ratio... i have 138 followers... but my post popular "poem" ranks at around    4,700 views... an average dr. steve turley video ranks in at 20,000, and with subscribers numbering 100,000...           whole styxhexenhammer666, 30,000 subscribers, but at average counts of views at hovering past the 1,000 mark... now the ratios... please let me be wrong, please let me be wrong... 0.5 for dr. steve turley lopsided ratios: 100,000 / 20,000.... styxhexenhammer666 comes in at 30... 30,000 / 1,000... me? i come in at... ha ha! 5,700 / 138 34.057...            i'm not boasting... but i hate to see decent people boast about their prescription rates, but then...                  0.029... but within the confines of    giving an answer back... you get the picture... their viewers plummet... the ratios do not add up... i'd boast, sure as hell i'd boast... but... i sorta don't feel like it... i never saw the bonus side of boasting when it came to numbers... more subscribers, than views?            big ******* problem... so... proud, concerning, what?! oh... wait... i just figured this out differently... 0.033 (styxhexenhammer666) and 0.2 (dr. steve turley)... oh wait... dr. steve turley: circa 74,000 subscribers... and the average viewership of a video circa 21,000?     3.52....               0.02837.... ola! village people!           counter ratios... views : subscribers counter to subscribers : views (in ratio)....             that age old relativism of "success"... give me a minute, i need to work on the schematic rubric... views : subscribers | subscribers : views (a) ~5700 ÷ 138 (a) 138 ÷ ~5700 = 41.30 = 0.024 (b) ~1000 ÷ ~30,000 (b) ~30,000 ÷ ~1000 = 0.033 = 300 (c) ~21,000 ÷ ~70,000 (c) ~70,000 ÷ ~21,000 = 0.284 = 3.52 (a) denoting me, (b) denoting sythexenhammer666 (c) denoting dr. steve turley so wait, give me a minute... since we're all so happy ******* a boasting match... i have... less subscribers... but more views... than people who have more, subscribers... but less views? i know i'm fiddling with the numbers... but to use but one instance... i have more views than i have subscribers... while these youtube vloggers have more subscribers than they have views... interesting... but if everyone's going to be playing the ******* numbers game... i thought: might as well bring by bucket and ***** into this sand-pit, and see if i can play along with these kids... citing my attempt at a massive ***** you never know: it could work!
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Show me the forbidden petals of your dark side, where enlightenment pulsates with her superior intellectual reliance upon rationalism. What are the parameters of absolutism and relativism in this age, where I have discoursed with austere figures of the debased brotherhood? Can you wrap your fingers around the girth of societal modernity, and stroke the length of paradoxical sophistication where philosophical death displays her unfathomable depths? I have found resolution to this mathematical perplexity amidst our blatantly secret desert storm, where the cosmological clock ceases to denote her tick beyond the circumference of our interior sociology. Looking back to the future – what do you think of your first love? As we gather in the sacred circle around ancient and dreamy wishes, the spectres of dark forests are worthy of homage on this calendar season of historical significance. Limp, is the phallus of political rectitude. There is something beautifully menacing about the sound of bass drums, especially whenever there is a cultural context. Do you know why? Because, they are connected to the melody and harmony, where the fullness of ontology is climactic in its lofty debasement.
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Sep 28, 2015
Sep 28, 2015 at 1:56 AM UTC
The Dexterity of Fallen Stars
rhetoric conjures up the most ambivalent compound-nouns, e.g.: cultural-relativism... cultural? relavitism? you can't do that? **** yay! i'll butcher someone on a monday, and you end up calling me a boy-scout on a friday... **** yeah! might as well have been a piece of redied kosher meat, no? rhetoric breeds the most obnoxious sets of ideas, fickle scheming bunch of ************* horn-beggars, squatting misers, the lard fudge, the insolent brigadiers... as i said: a stick: has two ends! you hit with one, you get hit by the other! test me, ************ source yourself as media lucky with your soros... go on, i'm waiting to see your paycheck... journalism, is fake throughout, it doesn't mind whether it's coorporate or independent... it's all fake right now... the only true journalism is done by people who recite their own clamour of life's effort, those who summon the angelic-demons who state: don't convene. man was hardly a man when he convened, he simply turned into a monkey... isolated? well... sorta godly, best replenished by isolated examples of exceptional deviance. thing is... i can understand moral-relativism, that abhorrent scale that the greeks scorned... but cultural-relativism? that's a rhetorical **** it's not even a question, it's not even a term... i could fiddle with a pair of ******** and find more sense... that means jack-shit to me! 50ml of jack daniels means more to me than the term "cultural-relavitism"... manhattan relative to the amazon rainforest, is that a relative worth pile of comparison, or is that, sarcasm? i'm too drunk to make a choice... cultural relativism... ha ha... ha ha! is that: frankenstein = dracula? you know why i understand moral relativism? the concept of ambiguity: the soldier vs. the murderer... isn't that an ambiguity? that's moral relativism for you: i can't tell the two apart... the **** is "cultural relativism"? some sort of bad joke? a dog's **** worth of concern for a missing bark? ******** ************ die.
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Aug 18, 2017
Aug 18, 2017 at 7:41 PM UTC
rhetoric's ******* child
rhetoric conjures up the most ambivalent compound-nouns, e.g.: cultural-relativism... cultural? relavitism? you can't do that? **** yay! i'll butcher someone on a monday, and you end up calling me a boy-scout on a friday... **** yeah! might as well have been a piece of redied kosher meat, no? rhetoric breeds the most obnoxious sets of ideas, fickle scheming bunch of ************* horn-beggars, squatting misers, the lard fudge, the insolent brigadiers... as i said: a stick: has two ends! you hit with one, you get hit by the other! test me, ************ source yourself as media lucky with your soros... go on, i'm waiting to see your paycheck... journalism, is fake throughout, it doesn't mind whether it's coorporate or independent... it's all fake right now... the only true journalism is done by people who recite their own clamour of life's effort, those who summon the angelic-demons who state: don't convene. man was hardly a man when he convened, he simply turned into a monkey... isolated? well... sorta godly, best replenished by isolated examples of exceptional deviance. thing is... i can understand moral-relativism, that abhorrent scale that the greeks scorned... but cultural-relativism? that's a rhetorical **** it's not even a question, it's not even a term... i could fiddle with a pair of ******** and find more sense... that means jack-shit to me! 50ml of jack daniels means more to me than the term "cultural-relavitism"... manhattan relative to the amazon rainforest, is that a relative worth pile of comparison, or is that, sarcasm? i'm too drunk to make a choice... cultural relativism... ha ha... ha ha! is that: frankenstein = dracula? you know why i understand moral relativism? the concept of ambiguity: the soldier vs. the murderer... isn't that an ambiguity? that's moral relativism for you: i can't tell the two apart... the **** is "cultural relativism"? some sort of bad joke? a dog's **** worth of concern for a missing bark? ******** ************ die.
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*my my, ain't it June?! Juno, why have you given these poor people snowballs?! it's June and my central heating is on, it's close to 10 degrees Celsius, Bavaria is flooded, people embraced Einstein's relativity of the collapse of the = sign using a parabola, forgetting the basic Newtonian: cause & effect - the moment i coupled Socratic abhorrence of moral relativism, i took to dislike relativism kindred of: claustrophobia and agoraphobia... at some point Einstein's relativity equates space as time, rather than what Newton would suggest trans linear: algebraic squared, Newton still resides in cause & effect, space = ~space, given: 1 = millimetre, kilometre, and any other division... likewise with time... 20th century fashion being the perfect crop of quantum plagiarism, although in the 21st century the dance loop jumping between decades, back in the 20th century a linear expression, an evolution; quantum physics doesn't deal with linear excavations necessarily repeated, it's just repeats what is unnecessary. global warming and the mini ice age, June's here, Einstein too, Newton too, relatively speaking we're aether imprints... speaking via causality we're leaving a carbon footprint - well, **** me, two plus two... it's still scientific negativism, dietary requirements of modern man overshadowed all the scientific progresses in the field... never mind the cure for cancer! never mind that! as long as we can dress a diabetic in Lycra for bariatric surgery - never had i had i heard of such gastronomy, should it have been a pork chop smoked using zyklon B.* we are living in the age of scientific negativism, atheism a third limb and our existential concerns reduced to hamsters, calories and treadmills: the basis of all modern inquisitiveness / Aristotelian awe reduced to rubrics of dieticians rather than theologians: at least with the latter we could see the simple mind, hunched in prayer... with the former we are experiencing robots repeating the daily 2000 Kcal intake requirement for a flat stomach... honestly, i prefer the praying type, than the type regurgitating facts concerning their diet - at least the former state of affairs kept them shut up and mumbling, gesticulating a type of shadow boxing while befriending Jacob wrestling with an angel - at least that!
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Jun 2, 2016
Jun 2, 2016 at 7:49 PM UTC
modern scientific negativism
*my my, ain't it June?! Juno, why have you given these poor people snowballs?! it's June and my central heating is on, it's close to 10 degrees Celsius, Bavaria is flooded, people embraced Einstein's relativity of the collapse of the = sign using a parabola, forgetting the basic Newtonian: cause & effect - the moment i coupled Socratic abhorrence of moral relativism, i took to dislike relativism kindred of: claustrophobia and agoraphobia... at some point Einstein's relativity equates space as time, rather than what Newton would suggest trans linear: algebraic squared, Newton still resides in cause & effect, space = ~space, given: 1 = millimetre, kilometre, and any other division... likewise with time... 20th century fashion being the perfect crop of quantum plagiarism, although in the 21st century the dance loop jumping between decades, back in the 20th century a linear expression, an evolution; quantum physics doesn't deal with linear excavations necessarily repeated, it's just repeats what is unnecessary. global warming and the mini ice age, June's here, Einstein too, Newton too, relatively speaking we're aether imprints... speaking via causality we're leaving a carbon footprint - well, **** me, two plus two... it's still scientific negativism, dietary requirements of modern man overshadowed all the scientific progresses in the field... never mind the cure for cancer! never mind that! as long as we can dress a diabetic in Lycra for bariatric surgery - never had i had i heard of such gastronomy, should it have been a pork chop smoked using zyklon B.* we are living in the age of scientific negativism, atheism a third limb and our existential concerns reduced to hamsters, calories and treadmills: the basis of all modern inquisitiveness / Aristotelian awe reduced to rubrics of dieticians rather than theologians: at least with the latter we could see the simple mind, hunched in prayer... with the former we are experiencing robots repeating the daily 2000 Kcal intake requirement for a flat stomach... honestly, i prefer the praying type, than the type regurgitating facts concerning their diet - at least the former state of affairs kept them shut up and mumbling, gesticulating a type of shadow boxing while befriending Jacob wrestling with an angel - at least that!
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keep barking what,    mongrel?! never to a chemist what, suddenly there is no notion of a cognitive mongrel, i.e. a bilingual breed of man? i found that people complained about having a mixed-ethnic rooting, never was the case translated into the cognitive element of vocab... you are allowed an ethno-allowance "stipend" and be left off the hook if your mother was white, but your daddy was black, but then it comes to possessing two languages, good luck Buck! akin to psychiatric disorders... the pills don't work! tell that to a chemist: the **** was i doing all this time, so running, cardiovascular oxygen to the brain will solve all the problems? the last thing you want a chemist to hear is: the only medicine is exercise... i'm not saying it's perfect, but to suggest that all pill taking is bad makes the study of chemistry: pointless... might as well be studying arachnophobia! if i actually did make it into the profession i'd be as much hated as a police officer... chemistry: bad... make sure you wash your teeth with cow dung extract, and perfume yourself with freshly plucked daffodils then! jobs retain a tinge of absolutism because relativism doesn't exist between them, the only relativism shared is the relativistic fact that such jobs exists, and can exist because they are coexisting... a bus driver coexists with a cabbie because: e.g. e.g. i.e. a mechanical means of travel... psychiatry undermines the benevolence of a chemist, by over-simplifying the case-study of a cardiovascular trainer... the **** is the point running a treadmill without generating energy? you can't suddenly explain to a chemist: your pill aren't worth popping! well, that's one way of saying the currently exploration of the impotence of antibiotics... that worked... but what's the point of telling a chemist to suddenly "dig the groove" of divorcing himself from synthesising synthetic mimics? - and instead analysing analytical precursors? a chemist is not going to suddenly rephrase his quest to agree to: a futility his own work - culminating in an effective plagiarism of nature isolated... but then popularising biology and physics reduces chemistry as being the Quasimodo of science, a hunch-back ugly-face of endeavour... a science crucified in terms of modern ethic... once the only adventurous branch of science, now the most ethically conducted patron of rigour... it has truly become nothing short of a farce... something worth being ridiculous, but not inclined to be subject of ridicule.
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Dec 9, 2017
Dec 9, 2017 at 9:13 PM UTC
keep barking / never to a chemist
keep barking what,    mongrel?! never to a chemist what, suddenly there is no notion of a cognitive mongrel, i.e. a bilingual breed of man? i found that people complained about having a mixed-ethnic rooting, never was the case translated into the cognitive element of vocab... you are allowed an ethno-allowance "stipend" and be left off the hook if your mother was white, but your daddy was black, but then it comes to possessing two languages, good luck Buck! akin to psychiatric disorders... the pills don't work! tell that to a chemist: the **** was i doing all this time, so running, cardiovascular oxygen to the brain will solve all the problems? the last thing you want a chemist to hear is: the only medicine is exercise... i'm not saying it's perfect, but to suggest that all pill taking is bad makes the study of chemistry: pointless... might as well be studying arachnophobia! if i actually did make it into the profession i'd be as much hated as a police officer... chemistry: bad... make sure you wash your teeth with cow dung extract, and perfume yourself with freshly plucked daffodils then! jobs retain a tinge of absolutism because relativism doesn't exist between them, the only relativism shared is the relativistic fact that such jobs exists, and can exist because they are coexisting... a bus driver coexists with a cabbie because: e.g. e.g. i.e. a mechanical means of travel... psychiatry undermines the benevolence of a chemist, by over-simplifying the case-study of a cardiovascular trainer... the **** is the point running a treadmill without generating energy? you can't suddenly explain to a chemist: your pill aren't worth popping! well, that's one way of saying the currently exploration of the impotence of antibiotics... that worked... but what's the point of telling a chemist to suddenly "dig the groove" of divorcing himself from synthesising synthetic mimics? - and instead analysing analytical precursors? a chemist is not going to suddenly rephrase his quest to agree to: a futility his own work - culminating in an effective plagiarism of nature isolated... but then popularising biology and physics reduces chemistry as being the Quasimodo of science, a hunch-back ugly-face of endeavour... a science crucified in terms of modern ethic... once the only adventurous branch of science, now the most ethically conducted patron of rigour... it has truly become nothing short of a farce... something worth being ridiculous, but not inclined to be subject of ridicule.
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i'm always ashamed because i'm doing live editing, and because of live editing, i can never really appreciate my work, as if it was stored in a cabinet drawer, unseen and unread by a curious passer-by, this live editing fuels a feeling of shame... but it also fuels: iftaḥ yā simsim (open sesame)! the success of u.s.e. (united states of europe homogenised into a monochromatic use of the english tongue) will be built upon the failures u.s.a. and the failure to feel guilt for Hiroshima & Nagasaki like the implemented guilt the Germans are fed with Auschwitz... we have a cold war to stage the actor's stage fright in raising up a hand and a cold hearted democratic ink blotch of the testifying index finger that meddled in the shuffling-chess affairs of electors and parliaments; it's not that relative things matter (only einstein could have pulled that off somehow giving us ripples of vacuum when space and time collided without poetic agreement about fluctuated nostalgia of expression), we're all abhorrent of moral relativism, but not taking blame for the two neutron bombs makes me a bit sceptical about where this train is going: it's hardly Zion, but certainly the fenced in Israel.
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Mar 5, 2016
Mar 5, 2016 at 3:20 PM UTC
iftaḥ yā simsim
philosophia est scio nihil, continuum timor et taedium ego: actus automaton: in excelsis hospes. in england the ad hominem principle is easily brushed aside, someone might have something interesting to say, even though all would agree to an abhorrence in terms of moral relativism which is an abhorrence-in-itself, why make anything apart from space & time relative? people change, get with the grooves and your free will and your freedom to commit mistakes... in england the ad hominem principle is a farce... it doesn't exist... that's why the english can't philosophise, they can sing, but they can't philosophise, because instead of ad hominem we have the principle ad populo, yeah, i'm an apologist of heidegger, it took me 2 years and several other books in between to finish his being and time, because i believed he was onto something, and the argument against him on the principles of ad hominem is deflected toward argumentation ad zeitgeist, yet in england engaging with controversy of the times is curbed and censored by the principle ad populo, i.e.: to the people.
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Feb 28, 2016
Feb 28, 2016 at 9:53 AM UTC
ad populo / in excelsis hospes
I'm good for nothing In a world Where Gertrude Stein Is considered influential She writes rolling rivers Rushing rapids to drown in Bitter algae laced salt water But no rocks No branches to reach out for To grab and get your bearings It is what it is blessed relativism Feet in the enemy's camp I stare aghast as the coven chants Worshipping the inscrutable Collection of letters, words, sentences All placed in the service of... A preference for emotion over reason Because Reason won't stop laughing at the impertinence. Perhaps Gertrude Stein's childhood home is for sale I'd buy it and sleep in it and keep all the Stein groupies outside where they belong They've no business being allowed inside To sully up the detritus of innocence with their confusing, convoluted badly misjudged critique of Stein's cosmic joke
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Oct 24, 2015
Oct 24, 2015 at 12:58 AM UTC
On Reading Gertrude Stein