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death will be my ultimate bliss
- Oct 29, 2023
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Lets dissect the life of the average person from birth to death. Firstly:
Two human beings fucked and, 9 months later, a human being has now been born. This human being cries repeatedly. Nothing else that's remarkable happens until around age 5 or 6 when the child starts going through education. For a person's entire childhood, they are forced to go school whether they want to or not up until they are 18. Whilst they are at school, they get trained to not question the current system of society and to instead "thrive" in the system instead by picking a "passionate job" that they like (i.e. become a better wage slave but they'll never use those words exactly). Note that it's almost impossible to thrive in the system but I'll get into why later. Another important thing to note during childhood is that some of the average people has held a job before they reach 18 so that they can afford some extra stuff.
After childhood is done, which btw is the best time of one's life for the average person, it's now time to go to into adulthood where things go downhill from here. The path that one can take slightly diverges here (one can go to university or do a trade or an apprenticeship etc) but the end goal is the same: being a wage slave for decades.
From here, it's just wage slavery for decades as well as giving birth to more future wage slaves, perhaps two to three future wage slaves. People have to deal with long commute times, socialising with other people, getting exhausted everyday after work and also monotony from doing the same thing for decades and decades. Whilst this is happening, people age and their body is degrading. Also, these people think that they can thrive in the system as they've been indoctrinated by society to believe that they'll thrive the system if they just try hard enough but, in actuality, they'll have to wage slave until retirement age
Lastly, the average person reaches old age and being grateful that they reached old age instead of dying earlier on. They suffer a lot from the degradation of their body and mind. They get scared over dying but... of course the human cycle ends with death. They die and the cycle continues through the wage slaves they've gave birth to.
Keep in mind that this is the life of the average person. It's possible for a life to be worse than this which incredibly scares me. Even the average life is unappealing to me so a life which is worse than the average is obviously a life that I don't want. I deserve a life better than the average, we all do. I will always be clueless as to why people crave the average life
Two human beings fucked and, 9 months later, a human being has now been born. This human being cries repeatedly. Nothing else that's remarkable happens until around age 5 or 6 when the child starts going through education. For a person's entire childhood, they are forced to go school whether they want to or not up until they are 18. Whilst they are at school, they get trained to not question the current system of society and to instead "thrive" in the system instead by picking a "passionate job" that they like (i.e. become a better wage slave but they'll never use those words exactly). Note that it's almost impossible to thrive in the system but I'll get into why later. Another important thing to note during childhood is that some of the average people has held a job before they reach 18 so that they can afford some extra stuff.
After childhood is done, which btw is the best time of one's life for the average person, it's now time to go to into adulthood where things go downhill from here. The path that one can take slightly diverges here (one can go to university or do a trade or an apprenticeship etc) but the end goal is the same: being a wage slave for decades.
From here, it's just wage slavery for decades as well as giving birth to more future wage slaves, perhaps two to three future wage slaves. People have to deal with long commute times, socialising with other people, getting exhausted everyday after work and also monotony from doing the same thing for decades and decades. Whilst this is happening, people age and their body is degrading. Also, these people think that they can thrive in the system as they've been indoctrinated by society to believe that they'll thrive the system if they just try hard enough but, in actuality, they'll have to wage slave until retirement age
Lastly, the average person reaches old age and being grateful that they reached old age instead of dying earlier on. They suffer a lot from the degradation of their body and mind. They get scared over dying but... of course the human cycle ends with death. They die and the cycle continues through the wage slaves they've gave birth to.
Keep in mind that this is the life of the average person. It's possible for a life to be worse than this which incredibly scares me. Even the average life is unappealing to me so a life which is worse than the average is obviously a life that I don't want. I deserve a life better than the average, we all do. I will always be clueless as to why people crave the average life