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Radical left speedrunning

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    It originated from a series of Tweet by @bronzeswords where he argued that leftist loves speedrunning because it promotes “going fast” over “doing it right.”

    I was thinking about why so many in the radical left participate in "speedrunning" The reason is the left's lack of work ethic ('go fast' rather than 'do it right') and, in a Petersonian sense, to elevate alternative sexual archetypes in the marketplace ('fastest mario')
    
    Obviously, there are exceptions to this and some people more in the center or right also "speedrun". However, they more than sufficient to prove the rule, rather than contrast it. Consider how woke GDQ has been, almost since the very beginning. Your eyes will start to open.
    
    Returning to the topic of the work ethic... A "speedrunner" may well spend hours a day at their craft, but this is ultimately a meaningless exercise, since they will ultimately accomplish exactly that which is done in less collective time by a casual player.
    
    This is thus a waste of effort on the behalf of the "speedrunner". Put more simply, they are spending their work effort on something that someone else has already done (and done in a way deemed 'correct' by the creator of the artwork). Why do they do this?
    
    The answer is quite obvious if you think about it. The goal is the illusion of speed and the desire (SUBCONSCIOUS) to promote radical leftist, borderline Communist ideals of how easy work is. Everyone always says that "speedruns" look easy. That is part of the aesthetic.
    
    Think about the phrase "fully automated luxury Communism" in the context of "speedrunning" and I strongly suspect that things will start to 'click' in your mind.
    
    What happens to the individual in this? Individual accomplishment in "speedrunning" is simply waiting for another person to steal your techniques in order to defeat you. Where is something like "intellectual property" or "patent" in this necessarily communitarian process?
    
    ow, as to the sexual archetype model and 'speedrunning' generally... If you have any passing familiarity with Jordan Peterson's broader oeuvre and of Jungian psychology, you likely already know where I am going with this. However, I will say more for the uninitiated.
    
    Keep this passage from Maps of Meaning (91) in mind: "The Archetypal Son... continually reconstructs defined territory, as a consequence of the 'assimilation' of the unknown [as a consequence of 'incestuous' (that is, 'sexual' – read creative) union with the Great Mother]"
    
    In other words, there is a connection between 'sexuality' and creativity that we see throughout time (as Peterson points out with Tiamat and other examples). In the sexual marketplace, which archetypes are simultaneously deemed the most creative and valued the highest?
    
    The answer is obviously entrepreneurs like Elon Musk and others. Given that we evolved and each thing we do must have an evolutionary purpose (OR CAUSE), what archetype is the 'speedrunner' engaged in, who is accomplishing nothing new?
    
    They are aiming to make a new sexual archetype, based upon 'speed' rather than 'doing things right' and refuse ownership of what few innovations they can provide to their own scene, denying creativity within their very own sexual archetype. This is necessarily leftist.
    
    The obvious protest to this would be the 'glitchless 100% run', which in many ways does aim to play the game 'as intended' but seems to simply add the element of 'speed' to the equation.
    
    This objection is ultimately meaningless when one considers how long a game is intended to be played, in net, by the creators, even when under '100%' conditions. There is still time and effort wasted for no reason other than the ones I proposed above.
    
    By now, I am sure that I have bothered a number of you and rustled quite a few of your feathers. I am not saying that 'speedrunning' is bad, but rather that, thinking about the topic philosophically, there are dangerous elements within it. That is all.

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      Ragatha’s story is more tragic than it first seems

        Ragatha from TADC
        Ragatha’s story is more tragic than it first seems. She grew up surrounded by wealth but starved of love, raised as a trophy, not as a daughter. Her mother shaped her image, but never her heart. And though that could have left Ragatha bitter, it didn’t. Instead of passing on the same cycle of coldness, she chose something different: kindness. Even when Jax mocks her, even when her optimism is dismissed as “fake,” Ragatha holds onto empathy. She hides her pain because she fears becoming like the woman who hurt her, but that silence only makes her strength more remarkable. Like Jax, she has stared into the abyss. But where he embraced selfishness, she reached for compassion. What she longs for isn’t perfection, but the simple things she was denied: love, affection, belonging. Ragatha isn’t naive, she’s resilient. Her kindness isn’t weakness, it’s defiance. And in a circus built to break its performers, that makes her one of the strongest of all.
        Ragatha’s story is more tragic than it first seems.
        She grew up surrounded by wealth but starved of love, raised as a trophy, not as a daughter. Her mother shaped her image, but never her heart. And though that could have left Ragatha bitter, it didn’t.
        Instead of passing on the same cycle of coldness, she chose something different: kindness. Even when Jax mocks her, even when her optimism is dismissed as “fake,” Ragatha holds onto empathy. She hides her pain because she fears becoming like the woman who hurt her, but that silence only makes her strength more remarkable.
        Like Jax, she has stared into the abyss. But where he embraced selfishness, she reached for compassion. What she longs for isn’t perfection, but the simple things she was denied: love, affection, belonging.
        Ragatha isn’t naive, she’s resilient. Her kindness isn’t weakness, it’s defiance. And in a circus built to break its performers, that makes her one of the strongest of all.

        Bedman – Guilty Gear

          Bedman winning quotes from Guilty Gear

          Every memorable Bedman’s quote from Guilty Gear to be copypasta-ed.

          We talk about 'survival of the fittest' a lot but all that really means is the skilled live and the unskilled die. Since you're clearly in that second group, maybe pick your fights a bit more carefully? Do you understand what I'm saying? It's never going to matter how much you 'want it' when you're up against someone who can kill you with a sneeze.
          Do you know the odds of a magic ship just falling from the sky for no reason? About 0.00001%, but really, those odds don't mean anything, especially to you. The only odds that matter are life and death, and they're about 50-50. So congratulations! You survived. You beat the odds. Barely.
          "I do not understand humans who are motivated by love. a person is born, lives for a number of years, and interacts with up to eight billion people. What proof is there of something they can't even define?" 🔥✍️
          So... so KAWAII! I must savor this, document it, yes from the right side, adjust to a 66.6 degree angle of inclination and SNAAAP
          Well, I think that marks the conclusion of our little tête-à-tête? I'm a little afraid that if we kept going I might, well, break you. So, exit stage right then, if you please. You're hardly a match for, well, my glasses, let's say. Perhaps this is a blessing?
          It would be less than desirable if you went missing during this phase, so let's call this 'insurance.' Don't think this means you're indispensable, though—far from it. I enjoyed our little bout of fisticuffs but now it's time for me to get back to work. What's with that look? You should be thanking me. Next time I might accidentally hit you a little too hard.
          t would be less than desirable if you went missing during this phase, so let's call this 'insurance.' Don't think this means you're indispensable, though--far from it. I enjoyed our little bout of fisticuffs, but now it's time for me to get back to work. What's with that look? You should be thanking me. Next time I might accidentally hit a little too hard.
          You are, clearly, nothing more than a pawn. So I must ask that you complete your task flawlessly. Isn't that, after all, the entire point of a pawn? To be used by a greater power? Remember, sacrifice and contribution are different things.
          I believe all phenomena and conceptions in this world can be explained with the physical sciences... so it boggles my mind how some humans spend a lifetime searching for a reason of their existence. When that happens, it might actually be beneficial to hear new perspectives. And, as representative of new perspective, I highly suggest you don't fight anyone stronger than you. Really.
          Associating ghosts with 'death' is a very occult approach to observing reality. But if you consider for a moment that it might be alive, then it's hardly amusing. Now, what becomes problematic here is the definition of life and death. I'm not one for the abstract or romantics, but I do have an understanding of it. However, I cannot simply say that a susceptible girl doesn't exist... simply because your existence is one we've never seen.

          One day, after dinner, while the Deliverer was lounging in Lygus’ Cave

            Its the Charmony Dove copypasta but changed to the Amphoreus story from Honkai Star Rail.

            One day, after dinner, while the Deliverer was lounging in Lygus' Cave they spotted a shadow on the wall. That Deliverer was unaware, he didn't even have a grasp on reality, and couldn't struggle. When we found him, he was already on his Era Nova, having fallen into Irontomb - probably abandoned by Erudition and scorned by Destruction. The next deliverer decided to break the chains. However, thinking back, the flame chase was unsually calm, with the fierce blaze of Destruction illuminating the cave for the next to take the role, not to mention the new Deliverer's allies from beyond the sky in the vicinity... It was clear if the Deliverer didn't act now, the Pale Dawn wouldn't arrive. So, Cyrene suggested to imprison Lygus, fashion a deeper cave of his own by the shadow, and Sunday was requested to fashion a 'cage'. We decided that when Irontomb regained it strength enough to escape, they would delay it once again. The tragic part - something that we'd never considered - was that the previous Deliverer's fate had already been determined long before this moment... its destiny was determined by the whims of gods. Now, I pass the power of choice to you all. Faced with this situation, what choice would you make? Stick to the original plan of your travels, and ignore Amphoreus, letting the original Deliverer try and handle it? Or design a new cave for the Lord Ravager, and chain it, giving it the utmost solitude from the depths of memorial abyss? I eagerly await your answer

            If all I can do as a human is to believe…My god. My universe.

              Its from Mizi’s speech in round 1 of Alien Stage where human contestants are pitted against each other in a singing competition for aliens entertainment.

              Do you believe in god?
              
              Once upon a time, mankind believed in God and had religion.
              
              They believe that things that cannot be solved by human strength are the will of God.
              
              Believed that the entire universe revolved around the Earth.
              
              Thought that the place that connected with the sky, which they could not dare to reach was the place where the gods lived.
              
              From the moment humanity left the universe, we all forgot about God. 
              
              But if belief in god is human…
              
              If all I can do as a human is to believe…
              
              My god.
              
              My universe.