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@BenJepheneT evolution my dude. we don't know what humans will be like in a million years, if we still exist. i know how war works, what reality is, and yes you're right. i understand the reasons behind war and the utility of violence. what i'm saying is.... you saying my idea is only...

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why must struggle be violent? not seeing progress in that at all. why not struggle for your fellow beings instead of against them? and the ages of rome and america being decadent... are the ages of greater expansion. how far did rome's borders expand after the death of Kaesar and the abolution...

so if u shoot you through the brainpan with a shotgun that's progress. got it. our species is so blinded and awed by the flashing lights that it does not question the machine emitting them. if all the humans who have died up till now, lived lives of toil, if all of them have died just so that we...

with great power, comes great irresponsibility

if you call monkes killing each other with bigger sticks progress, sure. i call monkes not killing each other at all progress, for such a state is in direct opposition to our animilistic natures. if the bombings of hiroshima and nagasaki are progress then fuck it i wanna regress.

never played vr but i'm guessing if i'm running around with a screen bolted to my face my motions will be sickly

no system is ever fair, there are too many moving variables. scribhub is not unfair in my experience tho, and as with any system where the freedom of the majority is a factor, a certain amount of interpersonal injustice is to be expected. the only counter to this is authoritarianism, which in my...

looks likes someone who's into auto-erotic asphyxiation

@SeeCee My edit, do with as u wish: In the Exalted Age of the Mighty Roman Empire, in the verdant realm of ancient Brittannia, a Centurion and his hundred men are tasked, as part of an invading legion, to gather wood so that a fort could be put up. All's going dandy, until they get lost...

yeah i don't use them currently but i won't hold it against an author who would. for instance here's a flash i wrote in maybe... 2-3 hours? for a competition december i think, with onomatopoeia as climax.

chookoochookchookoochookchhhhhhsssssssss...... the translated series i edited had a way lot of onomatopoieooeoaaepa. I admit had fun changing the sounds to fit the context. one of my favorites is Bwahooooohooohoo for war horns.