Post good classical music pieces that befit pol. Redpilled, /comfy/ whatever, as long as it aint nigger shit.
I'll start. Russlan and Ludmilla Overture:
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Music of Sup Forums
Ian Gutierrez
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Logan Perez
Wrong link.
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Jack Price
add this
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Angel Richardson
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Nietzsche made lit music
Samuel Hill
good shit here something to read while listening:
Are you reading this text voluntarily? My personal guess is, that many will instinctively answer with yes. In German the adjective „voluntarily“ is translated to „freiwillig“, which means „with free will“ or more literal „free willy“.
Bad jokes aside, the definition of doing something voluntarily, is taking action according to your own free will.
Now why I am focusing on this is, because I want to explore what it actually means to do something voluntarily, along the axis of determinism and free will.
Let’s assume you answered yes to the question of reading this text voluntarily.
And let’s assume our brains do function deterministically.
That would mean, you just had an illusion about having a free will.
The illusion, that you did have a choice, not to read this text this far. Some unknown law, which we try to approximate in the natural sciences, is entirely responsible for what you just did, including the feeling of doing it voluntarily.
It also means, that if you were able to go back in time, every time you did do so, the world and the universe would develop exactly the way they have always been destined to. Including you, reading this text, over and over again. Like a clockwork turning back and forth.
Consciously experiencing a movie that doesn’t feel like a movie but real.
Being aware of this fact also means, that one of the characteristics of this deterministic system is, that it can understand itself.
Let’s have a look at it understanding itself.
If the voluntary guy exists in this deterministic system, his thoughts are part of this system and his conscious experience of having acted voluntarily describes the system in the same way, as an experience of not having done so, would.
Julian Miller
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Determinism allows a reality where one can experience free will.
Isn’t that awesome, determinism is quite nice, doing everything for you while you still experience freedom. Oh wait, that is only as long as you think you are reading this text voluntarily. See what I did there?
At any rate, I’d say I am somewhat in peace with determinism for now.
Let us now look on how you could possibly read this text voluntarily while conscious, if being free equals not being determined by any physical process in our universe. In other words, being above space and time and thus above the laws of nature. How could you possibly even exist in that way? Therefore existence is not a property of being free! This statement holds indeed true for both a deterministic and an indeterministic universe.
But what about the other way round, is being free a property of existence?
We just saw why it holds true in a deterministic universe.
And it also holds true, if we assume the I does not operate in our realm of reason, since we still are able to know that a free I exists.
This thought can be developed further. What does it actually mean, to exist? It means, that we are able to perceive, be it sensual inputs or thoughts in our mind. We are able to watch this fully realistic movie. And we just saw, being free is a property that comes with it.
That means that ultimately, we can be free to choose, how we see the world and the universe, thanks to existing in the form of matter, in such a way, that we developed the I, which is able to have different viewpoints on the same continuous pattern that it is made of.
A property to see a part of itself differently, thus changing its own meaning; or in other words, being multiple things at once.
Jonathan Perry
>tfw blocked in Germany.
Tyler Taylor
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So I am not giving you an answer on how the interaction between the I and our body works. But I showed you why I think, that ultimately, it is irrelevant. Because no matter how the universe works, we know that it allows for free will to exist. And we looked at why that makes freedom a property of existence. A property of viewing the world.
Anyways I wouldn’t be a true hobby philosopher if I didn’t take a shot at offering an idea, on how a unknown sphere of a free I could possibly relate to our existence (for all of you guys still thinking about why this is just a deterministic illusion) and why the finding of decisions being made in the brain, before they become conscious, is not a problem.
Consider the whole process of acquiring a different viewpoint, is where the source of our existence lies.
Everything else, follows from that. Depending on how you view the pattern that defines you, your existence will behave. The neurological impulses are long sent before you make a conscious decision, but before that decision to make arose, your viewpoint defined a new existence of the pattern and therefore your decision to come.
In essence: the path is determined, but if you change your perspective, you will see a different path of equal determination, where looking at the horizon could be described as walking along the arrow of time. It removes the necessity of a free I having to influence the physical world in some way, in order for it to be truly free.
Concluding with my initial question, on what it means to do something voluntarily; I’d say it is a matter of perspective.
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Aiden Foster
>anyone but Wagner
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Hudson Morales
also contributing:
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Mason Hall
Here you go mate: youtu.be
James Nelson
FUCKING JEWS.
Jaxson Collins
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A favorite, enjoy.
Nicholas Richardson
This was one of the first true pieces of music I ever played in an orchestral setting. Truly a marvelous piece.
However, I would still say that Finlandia is my favorite piece of all time:
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John Rogers
I didn't like playing this piece much when i was in school, it was boring for my instrument, but it is very enjoyable to listen to.
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Nolan Jackson
This works in so many ways.
Jace Richardson
John Powell
For you bongs out there:
Josiah Young
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Love this concerto
Sebastian Morgan
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Ian Miller
Finlandia is awesome.
Levi Gonzalez
Eli Foster
Koyaanisqatsi demonstrates the folly of leftist social policy with its incredible pruitt igoe chapter:
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Carson Rogers
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Lucas Ramirez
That imagery, his piece is befitting to say the least.
Landon Scott
Christopher Foster
Sup Forums in a nutshell:
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Levi Reed
Its possibly the greatest film of all time. It doesn't attempt to push a crude social message. It just displays images, sound, and requires the viewer to take what meaning they will from it. In that respect, its sort of the ultimate redpilled movie.
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Robert Davis
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Are you okay with the music I'm posting or should I stop posting?
John Roberts
Aiden Martin
I'm on mobile, so I'm not going back through every posted link. Sorry if already posted.
Benjamin King
The ending of the film is incredibly powerful as well:
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Luke Thomas
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Juan Sanders
Haunting.
Kayden Adams
Something a little shorter for you guys.
David Edwards
A personal favorite of mine, even if it is more mainstream.
Easton Wilson
Oliver Hernandez
This one makes me chuckle.
Mason Hughes
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It's made by Jews but it still gives me a chuckle
Nathaniel Bailey
I'm not a fan of "Christian rock" or whatever its called but I like this.