What's wrong with being an unthinking sheep? 🐏

[SecularIslamist]

I legit don't understand why anyone wouldn't want to be a sheep

There are massive mogger benefits to it. Everyone else does your thinking for you and you reap the benefit. Many charlatans here feign pseudo intelligence anyway and thinks he's the next Immanuel Kant.

We as humans are literally hardwired to be conformist and follow others, in fact it is rational to do. Thinking critically slows decision making and causes paralysis, it disrupts timeless norms and ruins societies.
People just resist authority for the fucking sake of it and think they're cool because of it. Take COVID for example. I've not had the Jewish jab. But the fact that even 60 IQ think they're some microbiologist because they haven't had the jab explains how retarded people are nowadays.

The Jews were so high IQ to spread ideas (such as liberalism, democracy, freedom) which are axiomatically self-defeating as proven by the paradox of tolerance (should we tolerate intolerance). Plato knew this from the onset this is why he called the "democratic man" (in other words liberal) the confused nigger who lacks discipline and thinks he is compatible everything.

 

[SecularIslamist]

If you're not a sheep there is a 99% chance you're EXACTLY like this guy



Why did you print a gun?

"The post-political, trans-political moment and the liquidation of democracy - the transpiring threshold of indeterminacy between nominalist liberalism and a contiguous future absolutism".

Total bell end. No wonder he identifies as crypto anarchist / libertarian JFL.

 

[PLA1092]

Depends on what you're being a sheep in relation to

Social conformity is generally good (to a point) when the society isn't a hypergamous cutthroat eugenicist isolated low trust hellhole

 

[SecularIslamist]

Depends on what you're being a sheep in relation to

Social conformity is generally good (to a point) when the society isn't a hypergamous cutthroat eugenicist isolated low trust hellhole

Just be a sheep to everything unless youre willing to put the work in to understand the issue at hand. Most things in life aren't subjective. Yes looks (to a degree), food, music is subjective. Everyone can have an opinion. But not the natural sciences.

 

[Deleted member 19567]

It was never a choice to begin with. Hence why your here.

"We as humans are literally hardwired to be conformist and follow others"

Not quite right

"One of the deepest assumptions of social psychology, and many allied disciplines, is that people have strong tendencies to conform, to imitate, to mimic, and to obey. These tendencies are claimed as the basis for coordination, communication, and culture (e.g., Richerson and Boyd, 2005; Mesoudi, 2009). The available evidence, though, reveals a far more complex and interesting set of dynamics: divergence is as pervasive as convergence, but its appearance is often unnoticed or minimized (Berger and Heath, 2008; Haslam and Reicher, 2012; Reicher et al., 2012; Hodges, in press). The story that needs to be told, though, is not simply that we need to pay more attention to divergence, but that we need to appreciate a larger set of dynamics: social understanding cannot be reduced to convergence or divergence."

Its not a matter of choosing benefits, or even choosing a side. Some people are simply less likely genetically to think and act certain ways. I can elab further, but you get the point.

 

[SecularIslamist]

I can elab further, but you get the point.

Elab. I don't get it. I'm 100 IQ and I'm not ashamed to say it JFL.

Ofc Im not essentialising every human as being conformist we are much more complex than that - if that were the case nothing would have to ever got done. Ofc we have the ability to reason but that is subject to cognitive biases - which have a heuristic purpose sometimes.

We are a social species and collaborative. So are other species like wolves and whales.