haha, but "pain to avoid them"? hmmmmmm... lets just make your solipsistic journey a bit more enjoyable and replace pain with please in your meme, lol.
Post by twetch#3981
typo onchain, replace pain with *pleasure
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- 635 055
- Time
- 2020-05-15T17:22:43Z
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- 13fZ7LNJTsSFfBLqswUdAUGQvea7Wf6yGJ
- App
- twetch
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- post
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- text/plain
- Name in tx
- twetch#3981
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Hah, fair.
I’m just hinting that as folks see existential threats as real, over time it induces real pain in the brain, having a cyclical impact on their physical + mental well-being.
The manifestation of pain provides a visceral, more immediate, trigger.
I would generally agree with your statement there. "physical" or "manifested" (your choice) pain is certainly more readily noticed by most people (or entities, or projections, or simply humans)
Combined with the increasing lack of touch, this creates a non-physical feedback loop within the brain that manifests in physical aggression (as flight) in response to the pain (as fear).
It’s no surprise, then, that we see more and more of this sort of collective (especially male, since touch is more-stigmatized in males) aggression toward more and more existential threats.
Sticks + stones may break your bones but words will never hurt you