I am constantly in a state of losing my religion. Religion, faith, any ideals—all of them are in a struggle against nothingness, nihilism, cynicism, indifference, emptiness... In the end, emptiness will win. But for now... as long as there’s even a shred of strength to believe in a fairy tale, one must believe—even lost people like me
I once heard that Jung considered the absence of faith to be a disease. I don’t see it that way, but I really like this idea—it resonates with something inexplicable deep within my soul.
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@DaltonJElwood After this fight I love Tyson even more.. I didn't know that I could love him even more considering that I already have quite strong feelings for him, as for a stranger.
In my opinion, you behaved a little rudely. I liked Wolfram's questions, it's rare that anyone asks such questions, so I would like you to follow his vision of an interview and answer his questions.
Of course, you are free not to talk about topics you don’t want to. But I really don't understand why you just didn't enjoy this wonderful interview.
Former beauty Queen, Miss Wyoming winner Joyce McKinney being arrested by police after kidnapping Mormon missionary Kirk Anderson from his church, forcing him to be her sex slave for 3 days (1977)
It's really cool, interesting, and all that, but I can't say it's something that would interest me to any significant extent... Any sport only interests me to the minimum extent necessary to keep myself in a somewhat healthy condition. And frankly, even for that level of interest, I have to make an effort.
I'm more fascinated and drawn to human thinking.
For example, Mike Tyson fascinates me with his personality, not his achievements. Although they are absolutely outstanding—and definitely part of his incredible personality.