u just need courage

those without genetics have heart

i made myself intelligent

thanks to no genes i have cultivated heart

why haven't you? heart isn't genetic it is logos

by no genes or without genes we mean genes not providing what we want

courage isn't genetic

it is logos

logos > genetics

don't believe in limits because of social constructs (truth is is a social construct)

Are you on drugs? Right now?

Truth is a social construct

why be reasonable
why be logical

no reason

but reason is just a word

recursive you see

mysticism is the only way to truly see and understand reality

science is a big mistake, it is only good for exploiting obvious physical processes (leads to creation of electronics and so on)

no god then moral nihilism but why moral nihilism when no such thing as reason or logic (things used to "deconstruct" a god)? words just words and confusion

personal sensual (is experienced through your individual senses) experience is all there is and people have had experiences with ghosts so you know where this leads (the possibility of the existence of immaterial beings and immateriality)

material and immateriality is just a false dichotomy anyways

never truth for truth sake as this could lead to nihilism and depression and if you aren't a self-deluding cunt you'll stop praising "truth" as such a good thing, where is your truth now?

it's so stupid to trust only in genetics....

everything is about THE environment...

>>11
Nice dubs, bro!

Shalon!

Intelligence is genetically determined.
Personality is genetically determined.
Happiness is genetically determined.

Of course, you can still learn knowledge and skills.

>>12
[citation needed]
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>>12
Everything is predetermined but unpredictable.

>>13
Intelligence
B. Delvin, Michael Daniels and Kathryn Roeder (1997). `The heritability of IQ'. Nature, 388.

Personality
R. F. Krueger and W. Johnson (2008). `Behavioral genetics and personality: A new look at the integration of nature and nurture'. Handbook of personality: Theory and research, pages 287-310.

Happiness
S. Lyubomirsky, K. M. Sheldon and D. Schkade (2005). `Pursuing Happiness: The Architecture of Sustainable Change'. Review of General Psychology, 9.

>>15
Delvin, Daniels, Roeder
Shalom!

Krueger, Johnson
Shalom!

Lyubomirsky, Sheldon, Schkade
Shalom!

>>16
Well, if jews are genetically superior...

>>16
Kikes are pretty smart, what about it?

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