Is happiness achievable for us Robots?
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Honestly, are we just doomed to be unhappy and miserable?
Are some of you robots happy, if so how did you achieve it?
I take little to no value out of relationships and I only maintain them because of scared of what it would be like with out them. They don't make me happy or give me any content with my life. I'm sure you guys can relate, that's why I'm posting it here. I have very few interesting conversations with people and honestly I'm not that smart so if I did enter an intelligent conversation the person who says something interesting would most likely find my response uninteresting.
I feel like this is what us robots are, we're that above average intelligence and autism that we don't care about normie thing and we want to talk about intelligent topics but we're not smart enough to actually be a good addition to those topics so we have no where to go but sit on this website and shit post with each other.
Can we actually have some serious comments to this and have a real conversation about happiness?
No responses, I'm too boring for this bored to.
Seriously I might just end it.
What's the point of life when /r9k/ doesn't even think you're worth responding to.
>>29972727
>Is happiness achievable for us Robots?
Also, tl;dr. Happiness is fleeting for everyone due to the human condition. You're better off trying to just be, or not.
>>29972727
I would be pretty happy if I didn't have to renew my NEETbux every year, the thought of losing my NEETbux is killing me,
even knowing that I haven't lost my NEETbux in 17 years I might lose it because those bitches in social security just hate me.
>>29972727
I think that one of the biggest sources of anger and sadness and anxiety comes from the 24/7/365 constant flow of useless information that comes from the internet and TV.
Every time that something bad happens in some random corner of the world, there's always a whole bunch of people who swear that the world is ending.
Unless you live exactly where bad thing of the week happened, there is no reason for you to get upset.
Also the better that our lives become and we have less problems, we tend to take other people's problems and make them our own. This can be something geopolotical like picking a side in the Israel vs Palestine or China vs Tibet conflict, or some other social bullshit like GamerGate or the Lady Ghostbusters movie. It's all stupi, pointless bullshit and people get totally mad and upset over it all.
If somehow the entire internet and cable TV all crashed tomorrow and we could only get local news and deal with local issues, the world would be a better place and we'd all be happier.
I've unsubbed from all the news outlets on youtube, stopped following news outlets on twitter, I deleted facebook years ago, and I stopped giving a shit about things that used to get me all riled up. I've never been happier.
Basically, the gondola Zen philosophy.
