The next step is forgoing even online socialization. That way we can really ascend

>>28820020
I've tried that, it didn't end very well.
So far i need some people to tell 'em to fuck off once in a while.
That's also why i'm on 4chan as well.

When you're waiting for full on immersible VR.

>>28819955
Probably, you either hate people because you overestimate yourself or because you underestimate them. Most of them may be shit, but there's good people out there. Not all the normies are Chad or retards.
If you're going to isolate yourself, don't blame others. Blame yourself. I was the same, and I still have almost zero social relations because I hate boring talks like "hey I did this and that, or hey, that day happend that thing" ,and the ones I have started only because mutual convenience and developed later on (I hang out with a small group of close friends from highschool and we rarely get together due to our different uni schedules).
I understood that I'm not fond of boring chats like "yesterday I did this". Witty shittalks and slight drinking are way better. Nobody's going to actually care about your feelings, nobody's going to sincerely care about your problems. They will only if they affect them directly or indirectly. But that's perfectly fine, it's the essence of society and utilitarianism.
I've been lucky because my acquaintances thought the same way as me and that made possible getting closer. You can do the same in the right places (at work? at uni/school?). You just have to first ask yourself if you really want it, if you think it's worthy the effort, the initial compromise.
I think it's not, because it requires time to find the right people, assuming everyone might have different expectations. But after what I said you might think it is worthy. Or maybe not.
And I don't care, I'm just answering because I'm bored.
I'm no philanthropist, but just stop that pointless and nonsense misanthropy mate

>>28819955
>it's another /I need to beg for attention from people by saying how much I hate people/ thread