It's called "paradigm shift" and it happened many times. We are pretty close to another and a big one as well.
Aiden Turner
Elaborate.
Kevin Cooper
Do most generations live through a paradigm shift? Or is this something rarely experienced, and we are lucky enough to be living through it?
>end of the "born to late/soon" meme
Robert Baker
Is dis a V A P O R W A V E Thread I think sooo
Jack James
I always imagined public opinion as a pendulum. Once it swings far enough left, it will swing right just as hard
Lucas Russell
Nah it's not thanks for bumping tho
stay A E S T H E T I C my friend.
Carter Taylor
Aesthetic post and thread so far. Keep up the good work. This is the REAL story of humanity not some vaginal discourse
Cooper Baker
Well what the fuck do you know anyway Yankee scum Get back to your ar 15 thread cunt
Nicholas Ward
Who cares, we will never see a massive jewish genocide again.
Hudson White
Hopefully this user comes back and elaborates, because the idea of being alive during a massive social paradigm shift is fucking fascinating.
John James
basically the eternal struggle is the left and right trying to find a way to forever end the pendulum from being able to swing.
Aiden Hughes
Has anyone gotten close?
Jacob Evans
"widely accepted"
Why do these memes never die ...
Yea, you would not be stoned to death for being a catamite, but you still were looked down upon.
Tons of scientists and philosophers talked about this
Leo Kelly
yes the modern liberals/jews are on the brink. If they succeed in making it impossible to stop immigration/diversity then it is inevitable our race go extinct even if only 1% race mix a year.
Isaiah Cruz
It is now
Ian Rivera
They are pushing extra hard (and sort of exposing themselves in the process) because they know once gene editing goes viral the ammount of white people will explode
>Homosexuality was widely accepted in Roman life. Not at all, it wasn't the same, being a bottom was a disgrace
Eli Clark
Holy fuck I never even considered this.
Christian Green
>yankee Did you just assume my nationality?
Julian Brown
Do you remember what happened to the Roman empire?
Caleb Collins
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Levi Hernandez
There is this theory (I don't actually remember the name, sorry) that all humans have this instinctive need to ballance everything in our lives.
There is and X on the one side of spectrum and Y on the other. The more of an X you have, no matter it is genuinely good or bad, the more you seek Y. The longer you live in lawless, amoral society, the more you are open to a hardline, yet moral dictatorship. It supposed to affect literally all parts of human life, from your sexual life to the world-view.
And there were many instances in history where people just "switched (hence, paradigm shift) and in a few years they completely changed their morals, views and even the way of life.
Google it up, plenty of reading.
Mason Collins
Yes, and just like Rome the western world will fall once again. A decadent civilization is a weak one.
Josiah Cruz
>Homeostasis
Hudson Walker
It is also vaguely connected to that theory of eternal civilization wheel, where everything seemingly repeats (X > Y > X > Y and so on with a slight variables) and to the understanding of inherently chaotic nature humans have.
Those things are pretty much very vague, very difficult to imagine and understand, because they touch of things we do not understand well like consciousness and/or our original primal psyche.
Wyatt Jones
yeah like the concept of ying-yang, that is living in balance, jordan peterson speaks of this in his videos.
Jaxon Fisher
If you're interested in this, I recommend you check out Mencius Moldbug.
There are a bunch of parts to the open letter, but he puts forth a really interesting theory for why the political center has been moving to the left for the past few hundred years. If that trend comes to a stop, then it would be a massive paradigm shift.
Ian Thomas
Well civilizations are made by humans, so they inherit all human qualities, including a lifespan. There is no such thing as a civilization that lasts forever. It has never existed, will never exist, and can never exist. One day there will be no more United States. That is a guaranteed thing.
But that does not mean that civilization is not worth preserving. The reason why our lives are comfortable enough for us to be degenerate is that our societies permit that. If society collapses, our comfortable lives do as well. If we live to see a new dark age, I shudder to imagine the horrors we will face. Starvation. Banditry. Wars. It's nearly too terrible to contemplate.
Levi Garcia
Not exactly socially acceptable in Rome. Totally accepted in Hellenistic society, then held at arm's length by Rome. From Roman Republic through Tiberius, it was basically not totally faggy to be a pitcher, but you were a traitor to the state to be a catcher as a Roman citizen. As far as pizza related situations, Cicero's publisher, Titus Pomponius, was called Atticus because he traveled there so often to nail little boys. They made fun of him and he couldn't have held a curule chair in the Roman senate, but as long as he kept the grease in Greece, he wasn't prosecuted. After the Tiberian morality laws, gayfags weren't cool anywhere.
Dylan Collins
Culturally. Nothing else. Then you fucked it up more. Again. David and Jonathan had "activities" and one of them literally came while crying anf kissing the other for a final goodbye. And then ruled Israel together. All they had to do was say a covenant to eachother
Jeremiah Howard
But it is, fucknugget.
And the swing is coming for Canada too. I will drink delicious SJW tears.
Xavier Allen
I want this in my lifetime.
Luis Cruz
Well yeah, somewhat. All valuable civilizations have at least similar theory about this. East have ying-yang, west even have stoicism which is basically a manual how to deal with this.
Jose Perez
"Became one flesh". "Uncovered mothers' nakedness". Lalala i am not listening i will even delete words or change them in Bible and etc etc
Nathan Stewart
I came to this realization very recently after hitting a milestone in my genetics studies for the phd
spread it
meme it
Jonathan Brooks
It would require the complete destruction and reconstruction of academia and the media. Both of those are what have been moving the west to the left. Kill the cathedral and you'll get your paradigm shift.
Julian Young
It is interesting to think about how it would all come to an end though (a specific civilization, not humanity as a whole) ie America
Evan Sanders
Yeah i did, faggot. Im assuming your a faggit as well, what?
Thinking your better then me
Just cause i live in a fuckin' igloo and take a dog sled to work. You think your better then me. Lets see you fight a fuckin' polar bear in -30, i bet you dont even chug.
Camden Campbell
>Homosexuality was widely accepted in Roman life
Eh, not quite. It was seen as extremely manly and alpha to dominate a younger, weaker dude in bed. But actually engaging in a romantic relationship or getting married to another man was frowned upon and practically unheard of.
Jace Gutierrez
>Well yeah, somewhat. All valuable civilizations have at least similar theory about this. East have ying-yang, west even have stoicism which is basically a manual how to deal with this.
yeah is the logical conclusion if you begin to analyse the human experience in conjuction with reality.
Easton Ramirez
I didnt even read what your talking aboot. I drink maple syrup and eat whale fat.
Ian Mitchell
Yeah, but Jordan Peterson's Maps of Meaning is so batshit insane that I don't understand how universities can permit it. It's basically him just making the sorts of strange connections between unrelated things that intelligent people always do (which is why we think they're intelligent). The problem is that a lot of what he bases those connections on are either not well understood, or essentially matters of opinion. For instance he has a strange obsession with the story of Disney's Pinocchio. And he reads his Catholic mysticism into it. And then he explains why he got there, and you can see where he's coming from, but at the same time if you take a step back to critically analyze what he's saying instead of just allowing yourself to be enthralled and mesmerized by his storytelling, you realize that his position is way the hell out there in left field. But he goes on with it anyway.
I first noticed it when I watched his video on the metaphysics of Pepe. I'm sitting there going, "now I know damn well exactly what Pepe is because I fought in the meme wars. I have used plenty a rare Pepe myself. But I also know what Pepe's not, and for all we joke around about it, nobody here *actually* worships Kek. There's no such thing as Kek and Pepe's just a viral idea expressed as a cartoon frog." But then he starts discussing it as though there's actual magic, and Pepe is somehow a legitimate religious manifestation, and I have to wonder if he really believes in some kind of polytheism or demons or something. Of course he discusses metaphorical demons in terms of destructive personalities that some people have, but not supernatural literal demons.
Anyway, my point is that I don't think we can take him too seriously considering his mystic ideas.
Christopher Price
HOLY SHIT THAT'S PRETTY FUCKING MINDBLOWING
Camden Rivera
We're at the point of actual physical removal of Western Civilization - at gunpoint if necessary - by the empowered left, under the direction of stateless globalists.
There's no place left for the pendulum to swing. Western Civ either recovers from this bout of madness, or else it disappears and the most aggressive dominant successor culture (either Chinamen or Muslims) will hear about it in history classes.
Man, people say that Sup Forums is just a bunch of neo Nazis that don't know shit about human society. But I bet if they came here and lurked a bit they would find that they are sorely mistaken.
It's actually kind of scary that it came this close. Can you imagine what the West would be like at this VERY MOMENT if Hillary had won?
Owen Ramirez
As an academic id love that, hate the way this shit works nowdays. We are thinkers, not athlethes. Stop making us compete for money
Justin Flores
>Things change >Therefore they'll change again
Really jogged my noggin OP
Lucas Hernandez
That's exactly what Moldbug and Nick Land are saying. Democracy and progressivism are vectors that pull society in that direction.
Joshua Clark
I think we'll need to destroy a lot more than that Leftist policies will inevitably send countries into collapse. What is happening in Greece now is the future for the west. And as it's reaching the bursting point, we'll start to see revolutions. They may be bloodless, they may not be. Either way, there is a certain standard of living that people are no longer able to accept and Greece is heading to that point at lightning speed. It will be the first to fall, leaving a new order to rise from the ashes. The rest of the West will follow in its wake. We will have a racial and political Renaissance, but it will be at the cost of the futures of millions, perhaps even billions.
But it seems that things will have to come full circle. Greece will be the first in the new, post-Marxist world, and thus it will be the foundation of all western civilization that comes after, just as it was two thousand years ago
Jaxson Anderson
Well, happy to have red pilled you
Dylan Bailey
I FUCKING HATE THIS BOARD
>Jews are bad Bu-ut, but if Trump says they are good, they are good, I-i-i suppose >Faggots should burn in hell!!! Mi-mi-miilo is a respectable homosexual >Child rapist should be hanged and burned alive!!!!!! But Mi-i-ilo says, says touching kids it's ok if they are mature....
What's next fucking niggers will respectable people? Quran will be our new guide? 9gag will be the best place to post???
Ryder Young
Lol his ID is bugchaser. i completely misread this thread it is all garbage and shit. The anti homo one has more truths too. This is a bitch fest
Aaron Green
>a bunch of neo nazis
If you're a fascist and don't understand what the phenomena of a paradigm shift is, then you're not a real fascist.
>inb4 hurr implying Evola was a fascist
I get it, Evola wanted warhmammer 40k to become real. Its not going to happen though.
Evan Gray
All the bitches love justin. Sad. Many such cases
Jeremiah Hughes
When you simplify it to that extent, then you're right that it doesn't sound too important. However, I can safely state that most people on this board haven't lived long enough to see any major abrupt global changes. Most have been steadily occurring over time, like a frog slowly being boiled.
A sudden, abrupt paradigm shift would be much more notable.
Ian Watson
You know what would really happen, I think? The petrodollar would collapse, meaning petroleum would become really expensive here, which in turn would devastate the population as modern farming is merely a process of using the land to turn oil into food. Then there would be massive dieoffs due to starvation and a lack of ability to heat our homes (and cool them in some regions like the southwest), and along with mass deaths would come a breakdown of the social order (look at Katrina for a preview). The government would be unable to provide order, so police and military would wind up guarding their own enclaves and ensuring their own survival, meanwhile armed bands would start to carve out their own territories elsewhere, and would probably come into conflict with one another and the remnant government forces over time. Eventually these various bands would become powerful enough to assert their own social stability and evolve into real governments in the territory formerly called the United States, probably without much regard to the old geographical boundaries whatsoever. After a few generations these states would be thought of as stable and natural, and would even teach history of how they came to be, and what the world was like in the before-time. Their anthropologists will unearth our textbooks and from them will learn what we learned. They will teach their children of how there was once a thing called the inter-nets where cartoon frogs were used to summon magical beings from the past. We will be dead, but our shitposting will live on forever.
Lucas Thomas
>What happens
People die.
Alexander Smith
Yeah it sucks man. Just reflect on those who explain why they dont hate certain people or things. Then you look around and see those things in the people these ones ignore. Are they good? This board will hate them. 65 levels of cover stories straw men and lies
Jackson Bennett
The pendelum has swung so far left, that it will start to keep swinging right for ad infinitum
Caleb Butler
>realize Sup Forums ISN'T a hivemind >can't fucking even
Cameron Hughes
I like it here because there is no other place with so many parts of a whole human spectrum. It's the whole world society packed in one Cantonese insect cooking forum without any baggage of correctness or human relation background goals.
I think that scrawny tard Moot actually fired up the ultimate human think-tank in it's purest form with Sup Forums.
Jack Perez
Nah you just sprung Book of Revelation with your frogs
Jeremiah Rodriguez
Age of the gun is ending in our lifetimes.
David Martinez
I've seen the paradigm, "Hard Times, Strong Men, etc." but I never fucking thought how aptly it's portrayed in that political compass. God damn. Really narrowed my almonds
Carson Price
China would disagree on this. Sure there has been government and ideology changes but china as a nation has existed for thousands of years.
I am 22 now but I have been having sex since I was 13. What does that say of me? Should I have done that when I was young? female user here.
Tyler Murphy
Usa is doomed if it doesn't become a authorian country.
Canada is doomed if it don't restore freedom of speech.
Angel Fisher
You're wrong kek is a manisphistation of the universe. People may not worship him but they certainly do believe in what he represents the chaos god. People do worship him wtf you on about. The meme magic is real but that's just because the universe works in mysterious ways there are powers unknown.
Sebastian Morris
Maybe that's what we need to prevent all these horrible wars
Instead of fighting with people having boots on the ground both the USA and ISIS should just build a bunch of drones and have a robot fight
Blake Hill
>Anyway, my point is that I don't think we can take him too seriously considering his mystic ideas. >the jungian psychoanalytics doesn't fall within my worldview of truth because muh neurology and muh logical positivism meme
Jungian theories on human behavior through mythology is a part of traditionalism, in that there is evidence of the collective unconscious which neurology (a science in its literal infant stage) can't yet understand. Neurology is just as much of a meme as psychology and the "mysicism" you describe is just people studying trends of human behavior as related to history.
When he says "kek" is a subconsiou manifestation of the collective unconscious it means that its symbolism in relation to group though expresses a singular idea which you could predict people will trend towards.
I can go on about this if you like, but people who scoff at Jung calling it "mysticism" have literally no idea what they're talking about, Jung is esoteric as fuck.
Bentley Turner
Yarr, hes studly. No homo He's goinng to fuck the shit out of ivanka, trump will be cucked.
Bentley Hill
What happens leaf is that (((they))) launch false flags to destroy the pendelum, then erect a new immobile pendelum in their hellish Utopia.
Soros is determined to succeed.
Carson Adams
Ok I'm sorry
Hudson Stewart
I think that's Maoist ideology. The Fascists, especially the Italians, did very much the same thing. They said, "look at these great works that your ancestors accomplished. You are the same people today. You can do what they did." It instills a sense of unity, nationalism, and even greatness in people.
But that doesn't make it real.
The truth is that today's China bears very little resemblance to anything that existed even in the colonial period, let alone earlier. What exists today may still call itself the same name, but it's not the same thing at all.
Easton Collins
There is literally only one thing determined and that is that nothing, apart from the instinctive human balance seeking, is determined.
Xavier Myers
i want to know more of this?
what book of jung you recommend for a starter?
Levi Torres
>What happens leaf is that (((they))) launch false flags to destroy the pendelum, then erect a new immobile pendelum in their hellish Utopia. >Soros is determined to succeed.
Actually what Jews do is try to prolong the inevitable enough for them to make bank on, then survive anuddah shoah doing this ad infinitum.
Your lucky we keep them polar bears under wraps tho, they be hungry and on the move.
Levi Hughes
You do realize that the US has single handedly collapsed the price of oil destryoing all petrodollar economies like brazil, venezuela, russia, etc. The arab nations were prepared for it in more ways than one and didnt really suffer thro it, exacly the opposite, since cashflow was low, it was the perfect time to start some wars and disrupt the competition while increasing your hold over the market.
The US is more than rich enough to pay for the price of oil/biodiesel, saying otherwise is just being uninformed.
The thing is that they dont want to make petrodollar economies rich by burning fuel. It was so much money that it allowed countries like brazil and russia to completely fund a reconstruction of infrastructure and institutional modernization, while at the same time improving health, education and doing welfare for the poor.
But then again that is why you should not be reliant on welfare to keep popularity when its all based on fiat currency backed petrodollar, as soon as the US found a combination of players that would suffer from decreased oil prices that they wanted to hurt they open the fossets and flooded the market with cheap oil.
It worked perfectly in brazil, the govt was overlevereged and it broke us due to our inneficient social welfare system, and with some psyops on top of it the deep state got their coup.
Now it didnt work on russia, it was not massively leveraged on top of its oil companies, and it had huge cash reserves, enough to survive for a decade while readapting their economy to be more modern, flexible, and resistant to economic warfare, so it kind of backfired.
In sum, ultra high oil price as you envision will never happen, there are too many players trying to make money out of oil for it to happen.
What happens is the US breaking the market and collapsing economies soros style using timing and overleverage to swindle different economies
Ian Perez
tits or GTFO
Joseph Hughes
Retard I would have to agree if the driving factor of progress is lead by the majority and the majority of humans are statistically dumb I can see this happening. I think America did so wel for so long was because it forced the really smart people I.e. Founding fathers to create something great but now they are dead and you and I and many others on Sup Forums the potentially great founding fathers would need a war and those of us who survived would be strong enough to build another great society until it eventually decomposes because we were not there to maintain it. What I'm saying is the Jews or whoever runs the world has kept it in such shit. Capitalism needs to go we need a society based on cooperation make it a fucking religion idgaf. That would actually work make a religion society where people help and feed each other or rather find the gene that makes people do evil and either remove the gene from newborn babies or kill off those with the gene.
Lucas Richardson
You what I find funny, its that every single fucking time one of you faggot come out the wood work and implies there is an hivemind, well you defeat your entire argument by speaking about it! You break the very mold you claim everyone here is following, yourself included(if we go by your retarded logic that we are a hivemind)!
cognitive dissonance is a bitch, aint it
Anthony Clark
I mean if you want to get into Jung and understand the European collective unconscious you're going to have to read into old mythology and Jung himself. I'd say the end goal of Jung is Spengler though.
Spengler really coined the idea that "ideas are manifestations of people" but that does come from the tradition of the anti-Enlightenment thinkers like de maistre and Caryle.
I'd start with "Archetypes and the Collective Unconscious"
Thomas Wood
Fine. Then he's a Jungian mystic. But that doesn't negate my point that his mysticism is religious in nature, not falsifiable, not science. And he sees it in the most mundane things. Have you watched his Maps of Meaning lecture series on Pinocchio? He applies critical theory to analyze the movie and discuss it as though it's a metaphor that describes all of the human experience. It takes him like 4 2-hour lectures to break down a 90 minute children's movie. And these kids pay university tuition to have him explain it.
Look I definitely thing that symbols obviously have meaning, and how we share and interact with those symbols and their meanings tells us about what people are, and it's even a worthy thing to study from an academic perspective. However, what Peterson does is not study. It's religion. And his holy text is a disney cartoon.
Cooper Watson
Well, rome didn't exactly fall. It just faded.
Brody Ross
>There's no such thing as Kek and Pepe's just a viral idea expressed as a cartoon frog." Kek is not pleased
Gabriel Sullivan
>did somebody say paradigm shift?
Gavin Young
There's a fundamental difference, the "barbarians" that destroyed Rome were white. Once the dust (ashes?) settle, Europeans wont be able to rise back up because there wont be any actual Europeans.
Adrian Mitchell
thanks for the answer.
Christopher Powell
Doesn't say good things
When you swing your hips, do your lips clap?
Zachary Price
Ignore these philosophers and study deep neuroscience, its better.
read this book
Michael Stewart
I don't even think it's that. One could argue that Rome didn't even fade, just merely transformed. Even all the way up the fall of the Byzantine empire and past, pretty much all of Western society has been an attempt to either
1. Emulate or adopt Roman (and by extension Greek) traditions and way of doing things or 2. Bring back/restore the Roman Empire and it's traditions to it's full glory in some way
Even though the Roman Empire and it's Roman citizens and denizens have ceased to exist, it's legacy still somehow manages to persist as a dim flame being passed around through Western society in many forms and fashions.
Nathaniel Myers
Well but the thing is that without American military hegemony, the petrodollar cannot exist. And I think that the general trend in the United States (Trump notwithstanding) is to move away from that military hegemony. So if we come to a point where we are not enforcing cheap oil with our forces, then domestically oil prices will necessarily rise. Perhaps to the levels they are right now in Canada. Perhaps much higher than that.
But it's all just speculation anyway, there's no need to get too excited about it.
I would say, however, that the United States executing psyops on Brazil because we're just sort of mean and want to keep you under our thumbs is paranoid, user.