who else /patrician/ here?
let's have a decent talk about what you want: culture, art, politics, sciences, religion, ethics, philosophy, economics, etc,.
bonus point: studying or working in scientific research, engineering, arts, art, finance
nice apu apustus sammakko
More deep cuts is the premier robot album, on top of The Antlers, Hospice.
>>27745092
Hospice is an album which requires a full understanding and experience in romance, I don't see how you'd list it as a robot album.
>>27745111
It allows robots who have not experienced "romance" prepare their expectations.
>>27745141
I suppose, but it's a little disheartening since the album is about dealing with death of a loved one.
I want a move away from irony, and a move away from conceptual art.
I'm pretty left-leaning on hot-button issues, have some other opinions that aren't really a part of politics today but would not likely be left.
Science should be man's no. 1 priority.
Religion isn't ideal, mostly because it can interfere with ethical philosophy, instead of helping assign value.
Ethics...eh...jury's out on what I favor.
Philosophy should be more respected, a good mind for it is a boon in every area of study.
Economics...pretty much a socialist.
Studying physical chemistry.
>>27745092
>Captures robot feels
>doesn't mention live at the crescent ball room
>>27745170
Andrew Jackson Jihad are fucking cucks, ever since they changed their name to appeal to politically correct retards.
>Durr hurr I'ma make a punk band
>oops, don't want to offend anyone
FUCKING KEKS!!
>>27745264
Friend, most punk bands today consist of fucking pussyass faggots.
>>27745283
>2016
>Not listening to altrightcore
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QzNruxwkOYI
>>27745314
I knew that was going to be a blink1488 link, good taste anon.
A real robot musician
I'm working on flying car technology
AMA
>>27745165
Christianity is correct and leftists (even National Socialists) need to be purged
>>27745358
Christianity is wrong and those who place their faith over their people need to be shot in the face.
>>27745375
lncorrect on all accounts
>>27745338
He's friends with Chad.
>>27745384
I disagree
Origanola
>>27745419
And that's why you're a pleb who shouldn't be posting in my thread
>>27745024
I'm interested in what some of your favourite music, literature, film, plays are.
>>27745429
It's you who's the pleb. Holding opinions contrary to the status quo doesn't make them correct.
>>27745358
National Socialists aren't really leftists.
It's possible Christianity is correct, but Jesus seems pretty Marxist to me, man.
>>27745358
Christiany has a lot of social principles. Also true Christians wouldn't purge, because that would be a sin, and you'd go to hell. Pretty backwards logic.
>>27745165
What would you consider a superior method of assigning value?
>>27745442
>National Socialists aren't really leftists.
Yes they are
>It's possible Christianity is correct, but Jesus seems pretty Marxist to me, man.
Telling people to obey established authorities and that voluntary charity is righteous isn't marxist.
>>27745445
Charlemagne certainly purged
And he did nothing wrong in doing so
Removing cancerous elements to society (any non-Christians) isn't wrong
>>27745442
Marxism wouldn't exist without Chrisianity. Christianity is problematic precisely because it is so universal.
>>27745452
No fucking clue, to be honest. But I'm not really comfortable with "because someone said so" without that someone agreeing that it's pretty much arbitrary, or having a good argument. Religiously based ethical frameworks just seem lazy. They're also not universally applicably since they require belief, which is much harder to convince someone of than a logical argument. If everyone in the world could instantly be made genuinely religious, that'd be one thing, but that's not the case and it's trending in the opposite direction.
>>27745493
Religious frameworks steeped in true tradition are seldom just "because someone said so". If you look at tradition, including religion, from the perspective of learned lessons over thousands of years, then attributed to divinity in order to preserve, it makes a lot more sense. Then think of God as nature, or all that is, in this sense living in accordance with gods law is living in accordance with natures law. I'm not saying this means your ethics will be fool-proof because we've certainly made advances in philosophy since these times, but not much further than you'd think. People who do adhere to religion as their ethical framework typically do so because it's effective and easy.
>>27745565
>natures law
A philosophy and a fallacy, all rolled into one!
>>27745584
Don't be such a sperg not knowing how to use fallacies when they're do. I just explained natures law and gods law, but you glanced over that because you're too infatuated with the mention of natural law.
>>27745616
*due not do
>>27745024
Patrician here
>>27745033
>>27745111
Checked
>>27745473
Charlemagne's time was different. You can't change a national identity after its been established.
Rhyming poetry is inherently plebeian because it relies on hamfisted connections between verses instead of creating them organically through sheer rhythm, syllable count, and carefully-crafted diction. The majority of published modern rhyming poetry is written by dumbfuck millennials who treat their poems like they're fucking rap songs. It's disgraceful.
>>27745314
>good taste
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iYFyUf5SpAU
>>27745675
Charlemagne was right then and he'd be right now
If the 66% of non-Catholic Germans were purged today the country would be infinitely superior to the day prior
>>27745683
I've always liked haikus (both English and Japanese) because you have only so little verse to express so much, it must be painstaking trying to get it just right.
>>27745705
>we TRS core now
http://youtu.be/kV9KVosHxi8
>>27745358
>Christianity is correct
I'm sorry I thought this was a thread for intellectuals
I'm researching feasibility to manufacture neural prosthetics.
I.E. Augs
>>27745739
Yes
That means you need to leave mr. """""""""""""""intellectual"""""""""""""""""''
>>27745718
>If the 66% of non-Catholic Germans were purged today the country would be infinitely superior to the day prior
Yes, Germany would surely be superior without enough population to support their economy. You realize Germany and most European countries suffer from low native birthrates right?
Your "solution" would turn Germany into Japan, an aging population with massive burden placed on the working and young classes to sustain minimal growth.
I get it, fuck migrants, but non-Catholics need to be purged? Now you're just another /pol/ edgelord
>>27745756
what was Christianity most "correct" about? The sorcerers, witches or the giants?
>>27745789
Your post is proof enough you aren't an intellectual
>>>/autismspeaks/ is that way
OP here
stop debating on "is religion good or not?" or "is left politics is good or not?"
in debating in this crap you just show to everyone you aren't patrician but fedora wearing scums
i created this thread in order to let true patrician express their pure feelings on their based tastes which are shared by other patricians
you're all stucked in that religion/politics meme it's no even funny, just get out you ruin you're precious time in debating on worthless things
i'm truly disappointed by most posts
>>27745734
https://youtu.be/eASnXIubJEE?list=RDiYFyUf5SpAU
Have some more altrightcore friendo
>>27745789
>he reads the bible like a history book
Top plebe
hey look /mu/ is here
>>27745842
>Redit fiIename
>>27745867
So I wasn't supposed to believe the sorcerers, witches and giants are real? I wonder what Jesus would have said about that
Also if you believe in a literal expunging of your "sins" through blood sacrifice then you're clearly not an intellectual. Obviously the bible has a lot of wisdom in it, that does not mean it's "correct"
>>27745842
>fedora wearing scums
nice one op
>tfw have to study something before i can call myself a philosopher to any degree.
>tfw i have great ideas but dont have anybody to share them with
>tfw the world needs rationality and people think rationality is subjective and call it politics
>>27745971
>hurr I can't escape concrete literalist thinking
The sacrifice is part of the larger myth, which may or may not have happened, but it's historical truth does not matter because the myth reveals a higher truth that's outside of time and space.
>>27745384
Wait a minute, do you really think that the shit in the bible is true?
I didn't know anyone did that unironically.
>>27745971
>he post """"""""""""""intellectual""""""""""""""""""""" atheist memes
Go shit up another thread pleb
>>27746116
Protestants do it all the time.
>>27746052
>the myth reveals a higher truth that's outside of time and space.
Post literal religion, the post. You sneaky fuckers will always find a way to adapt to a new age. If God's word is eternal, how come it changes so frequently.
>>27745024
What's your favourite Greek Tragedy, OP? Pic related for me
>>27746167
>Early Church Fathers aren't literalist autists
>Protestants are
>This means when people prefer the Early readings they're the ones changing it
>mfw
>>27746235
> Le 2nd century allegorical genesis man
Kek'd
>>27746235
>Sectarianism rears it's ugly head
I guess some things never change.
How can virgins exist if we were all once inside a vagina?
>>27746167
Actually if you ask Hindus their attitudes towards religion are similar and they typically aren't familiar with opposition to literalist interpretations. If anything this just shows that ancient understandings of religion- Including ancient Greeks and Romans as we have writings to point towards this, the literal meaning didn't matter so much. Science is perfectly compatible with religion but most people who are involved with the sciences treat it as a method for humans to dictate to the universe how it is rather than a tool to help us in a constant endeavor to understand the connections between phenomena.
>>27746206
I'm a huge Oreste's lover so
