Ott - Spannered In Pilton

Title: Spannered In Pilton
Artist: Ott
Album: Blumenkraft

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[ikissfutbol89]

@timbxd unfortunately, his assertion rests upon the assumption that the only cause for "acts of good motivation" is religion. this is fundamentally flawed. rather, religion poisons everything :)

[timbxd]

@harshkamdar86 “Politicians need religion even more than a hermit in retreat. If a hermit acts out of bad motivation, he harms no one but himself. But if someone who can directly influence the whole of society acts with bad motivation, then a great number of people will be adversely affected.” - Dalai Lama

[mizterbrown]

i smoked dmt to this a few nights ago, it was... inexpressible

[doggystyle040]

@ikissfutbol89 Its okay. Just replace religion with entheogens

[santo525]

meraviglioso

[Bouncingswami]

@harshkamdar86 It's a Ghandi quote.

[5147848amp]

1 person has never been spannered.

[rabbitspliff]

@shakou1 i used the term "existential nihilism" to differ it from other forms of nihilism such as moral nihilism, which would've completely contradicted what i said. as for existentialism being the long way round to nihilism, well... it is one outcome - normally considered a negative one at that. because of that, yes, it would be a long way round, considering you can just stop trying to find purpose and give in to nihilism pretty quickly.

[shakou1]

@rabbitspliff Can existential nihilism be real? isn't existentialism just the long way round to reach nihilism?

[rabbitspliff]

@ikissfutbol89 having said that, i did go through a period of lapsing into existential nihilism (which coincided with the time when I questioned whether we truly have free will, and everything seemed to lead me to the answer that we don't), yet still maintained a belief in morality if only based on subjective principles. in that case i was absent of religion by any definition, so i'd say you are correct.

[rabbitspliff]

@ikissfutbol89

1) well what do you expect from the - "leader", i guess - of an organised religion? of course he's going to promote religion.

2) it also depends on your interpretation of the word religion. nowadays it's of course used to refer to organised religions, and its original meaning is somewhat lost. i think it's more to do with needing purpose and spiritual peace of mind to give the reason as to why one should act morally - something potentially more personal.