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>Some characters are animals some are humans
What a stupid fricking concept.
normal words but horse guy!
>erm...actually...the afterlife isn't real. I know because I used my logical brain to think about it while alive.
t.millenialhomosexual
The characters were pretty aware of the fact that it's all a near death experience and tell Bojack that this is basically his brain doing what it needs to before he dies, probably to give him some closure and comfort. It was just Bojack telling himself that all his suffering is finally over.
>that this is basically his brain doing what it needs to before he dies
Ah yeah, the evolutionary strategy of hallucinating a near death experience, of course. Will definitely help his ability to survive and reproduce.
There is no afterlife with fluffy cloud and big bearded daddy while all the people you conveniently hate are not all conveniently writhing in pain on a big barbecue and no amount of MSPaint face will stop that. Cope, we're on the same train
>There is no afterlife with fluffy cloud and big bearded daddy while all the people you conveniently hate are not all conveniently writhing in pain on a big barbecue
right
>There is no afterlife
wrong
I respect your point of view
My belief is that everyone who post a wojak as an argument for those kind of important question will rot in hell when they die
Eat shit, underage
Cringe
>not being a calvanist
Hope you go to hell and burn for the eternity. Just because you talk like an obnoxious teenager
Your Wojak folder is your god, you can't articulate a thought without your shitty memes, get off my back, zoomchanner
gemmy though
Let him post ‘jaks, I need ‘em for ‘ems and ‘oal to make ‘ems (before I become a cob)
>the afterlife exists bro trust me I can’t prove it but it totally exists cause muh cope
Can you prove it's not real?
Can you live a normal life knowing one day you'll just not exist in any capacity any more?
literally the cognitive definition of lower cattle/animals. hilarious how atheists cannot see the ironic conundrum they put themselves in.
But can you?
you literally just called yourself an animal on a cognitive level. uno reverseo doesn't help you here
You're not going to answer the question because you're trying to avoid having a life threatening existential crisis.
Look at this little sweaty, immediately jumps to atheists because he obviously knows of nothing else yet he wants to speak! how cute
Can you answer a question without changing the subject?
Objectivity doesn't actually exist.
you are avoiding the critique i gave by in response by playing uno reverso like a lazy b***h. i'm not in any need to do anything until you address that
this was meant for this
I didn't exist in any capacity before being born. Life came from that non-existence. Why would that only happen once and never again?
Why would it? The universe doesn't have to make sense.
Why should I base my beliefs on reality on what makes me feel better? That's entirely illogical and the definition of cope
The solution is to just stop giving a shit.
>become apathetic and nihilistic and stop caring go- I mean guy!
Why should you not base you perception of reality according to what benefits you the most? I know eternal life in paradise awaits me, for you eternal darkness at best and eternal torture at worst
You don't know that and deep down you must believe it's all bullshit or you wouldn't fear death
Not that anon. But I'm afraid of large holes. Because if I fall it, I won't be able to get back out.
If I'm afraid of something so simple as that, then why would I not be afraid of the end of my existence?
>You don't know that and deep down you must believe it's all bullshit or you wouldn't fear death
Extreme atheist cope. I don't fear death. I don't want it to happen right now because I still have a great life to live, but if I had to sacrifice myself for my loved ones I'd do it without a second thought
Internet tough guy talk. You are as scared of dying as we all are, it's human
Everyone is going to die someday, it's a natural part of the human experience. As a "high iq" logical atheist you should realize fear of death is entirely illogical. Just because you're scared of the great nothing you believe in doesn't mean you can project your fear on everyone else
You pretending to be moronic? It’s not my job to disprove something that you didn’t have proof for to begin with.
this might be the least self aware post ever made
All you can do is spout memes like a tard. You have nothing in terms of proof.
All you can do is try and fit metaphysical concepts beyond your understanding into homosexualy popsci bullshit you saw on youtube.
you haven't said anything. just triggered beyond belief
>You're just spouting memes
>TRIGGERED!
that's the point kek. your literally emotionally invested in something nobody can answer. Like being politically active without it as a career all it does is instantly signal your empty inside and need an outlet.
A main facet of your personality is to get emotional over something you have no proof of either way
how can you prove there isn't a teapot out in space? huhhh? checkmate science gays
Why the frick would you believe something like an afterlife exists? Because one internally inconsistent ancient text among many said so?
Why wouldn't you? Because the brain you have which still isn't even capable of knowing everything about anything thought it was impossible? I'd rather believe ancient texts than myself. I've been wrong about a ton of shit before.
Oh shit, you're a dead guy posting on here?
I can't doublethink my way into believing something is true just because I want it to be. Just like a dead animal or broken machine, there's no reason to believe the internal essence of something supernaturally continues somewhere else after it's broken
Animals can't think like us, and machines are made by us.
>internally inconsistent ancient text
Literal meme criticism that’s been disproven countless times over two thousand years
I can read the book myself anon
There's very convincing NDE research. Really, anyone who hand waves the phenomenon away, hasn't done the research. Every single time I get an a discussion with someone about NDE's, they vehemently argue against it, despite knowing zero of the research on it.
>The afterlife exists because I FEEL it.
No better than a troony.
>Brings up trannies without anyone talking about them
Dilate.
>Tries to uno reverse troony hate with even greater troony hate
It doesn't work that way, dipshit.
>mad she got called out
I will never be a woman.
Me neither. I am you btw.
True
Do it, then make a thread about it.
Who said he feared death?
millennial*
normal words but horse guy
>it is an absolute certainty that there is nothing after death
>I base this on science and logic that has not proved that
its all a belief. Im happy with my beliefs but Im not gonna force them on you.
I can respect that line of thought. Cheer, bro, I'll drink to that
But how do you prove that something doesn't exist?
Shhh, if you could reason with a religious person, they would be a religious person.
I feel sorry for them, they’ll never understand the euphoria that comes with deducing the truths of the universe through scientific analysis and reasoning.
33% of scientists are religious at least from 2009 from what i last remember. your desperate ego feeding is quite noticeable btw
Yeah, in what fields, moron?
dunno but a quick search says mathematicians are of the stronger belief at around 39% but im not buying books to prove shit to you.
https://www.jstor.org/stable/26058409
https://www.nytimes.com/1997/04/03/us/survey-of-scientists-finds-a-stability-of-faith-in-god.html
https://www.pewresearch.org/religion/2009/11/05/scientists-and-belief/
https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Percentage-of-scientists-by-region-identifying-as-religious-compared-to-population-Note_fig2_315482229
lol it's even better in less pozzed countries
theres no proof needed for either side of the argument. pointless either way. People dont believe in a religion because it was proven to them.
You're probably right but I was responding to that anon that presented it as a point
You can't prove nothing happens after you die either. Making a statement that "there's nothing after you die" is a definitive statement. You claim the afterlife is a void which implies you've given it some shape or form. It's like saying there's nothing beyond the ocean because you've never been across the ocean.
Nobody knows except the dead. The afterlife could be something we don't comprehend in our current forms. We might become a more abstract existence, a formless collection of thoughts. We might simply reincarnate or be born in the next iteration of the universe. Or we transcend entirely into an unfathomable dimension. Or there is indeed nothing.
Fricking theist homosexuals whining about the fact he didn't say "Yeah I guess I will. Since we're both unrepentant sinners, and nonChristians, we'll be in hell."
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What is it about this show that triggers Cinemaphile so much?
It's a pretty left leaning show and Family Guy shat on it, I think, I'm not sure if it was on purpose or not, the horse does say normal words.
It's made by and for the type of people Cinemaphile utterly despises
Doesn't follow Judeo-Christian values.
It's a very nihilistic show, which is peak judeo-christcuckery
>ACKSHULLY XTIANS ARE THE REAL NIHILISTS!
Shouldn't you be posting slide threads on /misc/, Rabbi?
>fedoras are nation-destroying Black folk
whoa who knew
no wonder they keep projecting all the time
Posts like these are why I can't take the word christcuck seriously.
I like bojack i just think it would have been 10 times better without shitty writers pet, moronic fricking DIANE
I still wanna fug her
Honestly I wanna fug every character Alison Brie has played
The show repeating itself was the worst part. I liked it enough as it was coming out, but I'm never gonna rewatch it cause I know how it goes round and round in circles
I would also dread a rewatch which is a shame because I still remember so much about the few phenomenal standout episodes like the funeral. It's a show that gets hard carried by a handful of very great episodes.
I liked how we were guaranteed at least one kino episode per season (usually the penultimate ep), which is an impressive consistency, but even those aren't enough to make me consider a rewatch because so much of the show aside from that is just about repeating the same basic things over and over again
>Bojack is doing well
>Bojack somehow fricks up and/or relapses
>Bojack gets worse
>Bojack irreparably damages some important relationship he has
>reset for next season
Plus it's not exactly fun when you know that the ending is Bojack failing to improve himself and almost everyone in his life cutting him off. It's like they couldn't afford a little optimism after 6 seasons of depression
They diluted the show with many things post S3. I actually wish that Netflix had pulled the plug earlier so we could have gotten the great episodes without the dilution like the constant repeat Todd and Nguyen story lines.
Everything about her was insufferable
>Mr.PeanutButter heard her mention several times her fantasy of having her own library
>As a gesture to try and make her feel more at home in their house, he has her own personal library built, resembling the disney fantasy she had
>"REEEE WHY WOULD YOU DO THIS? WHY WOULD YOU THINK I'D LIKE THIS? THAT FANTASY BELONGED TO ME AND YOU SHOULD HAVE ASKED ME BEFORE DOING THIS"
Honestly what a fricking b***h
Diane is my favourite actually
Todd's asexual arc turned him from silly comic relief into nearly unbearable
Reminder these should have been the only main characters
NORMAL
normal fricking words
>afterlife doesn't exist
explain why spirits all dwell in the upper atmosphere if the afterlife doesn't exist they are literally living there right now AFTER their mortal LIFE for as long as this planet exists
It was hella fricking deep, bros.
>HEAVEN ISN'T REAL, GOY. JUST KEEP BUYING ANTI-DEPRESSANTS.
pop nihilism is cringe
>we
>are
>stardust!
>NOTHINGNESS somehow EXPLODED into space, time, energy and the laws of physics
>after this random atoms flew around for NO REASON until they randomly happened to create the extremely delicate and precise conditions life could exist in on earth, thanks to the nothing that exploded exploding into just the right subatomic conditions that could support consciousness
>then the random atoms started to become alive because... well because they just randomly did, okay. they started to replicate by accident and made germs
>and the germs changed into fish that randomly by pure chance particle spasms developed into extremely complex organs to capture light and represent images to a conscious brain that had a precisely balanced chemical makeup that the random spastic atoms from the big morning that created everything happened to make
>and then these water breathing fish started to breathe oxygen because... well because of the autistic whizzing aimless atoms, and then in a gorillion years the fish were monkeys because... because they just fricking were!!!!
>and that’s why you are here
>and everything you see and can conceive of just happens to be there because of the unconscious totally senseless collision of atoms that the nothing created that somehow just happened to pinball until they made an accurate representation of reality inside the most complex organ in existence and this was all meaningless and random and just happened to occur
>oh yes, and despite all this my specific political, moral and scientific beliefs about this ludicrously insane complicated world my random atom brain that exists on extremely delicate perfect conditions just happened to evolve to understand, and that the determined and causal chemicals in said brain made me believe, are undeniably true and you’re a chud if you don’t think the same
>so unsure of his beliefs he comes to Cinemaphile to offtopic strawman about atheism
/thread. If there is an answer on what comes after death, you won't find on the North Korean rice cooking forum
Yes, it does. On a more serious note, I can understand this perspective is scary and one would cope by posting shitty wojak to defuse the absurdity of the situation. I said that on my other post, we're all on the same boat here, that's all we know for certain. I'm not mocking anyone in this thread who believe in a form of afterlife, be it "fluffy cloud heaven" or whatever you can come up with, I just have disdain for homosexual who trivialize important existentialist stuff with their shitty wojak and greentext bullshit
It's equally absurd to believe there isn't one.
>that's all we know for certain
Don't act like your "self aware stepback explanation" of your side includes the actual right answer.
You don't know shit for certain.
I didn't say that, I said "we're on the same boat" when it comes to "what comes after we kick the bucket? Sleeping forever? Afterlife". Everyone is doubting, we are all trying to reassure our beliefs here but in my opinion, I say to all the grifters to eat shit, you're as ignorant as I am on the subject. I respect whatever you believe to cope as healthily as you can with that uncertainty
Atheism is for the low IQ goy cattle. They don't think about it too hard, they just accept their programming even if it makes no sense at all.
And the ones that do think about it only find meaningless hopelessness and it terrifies them yet they're still unable to realize the truth
it's most likely a reformation of your neuron electrons taking shape in another universe. every technology today is possible because of electron manipulation. take a laser pointer and paper clip and you can conduct your own double slit experiment. its quite clear the supernatural is in the small jumping between infinite realities powered by the large celestial bodies. as far if heaven and hell existing its very possible under these circumstances.
>Heaven is ACKSHULLY this pop science bullshit just like the heckin' multiverse from my Marvel movies
nobody mentioned anything about marvel
Over your head.
Not only is athiesm rather ironically a religious belief that makes the same unscientific and unsubstantiated claims that the religions it mocks do, but simulation theory logically allows for the existence of a greater power even if they're just aliens with a big computer. That's not even mentioning higher dimensional beings or the possible existence of entities that may exist outside of our realm of possible knowledge entirely. Really, in an age where physicists are speculating about types of organisms that might live inside of stars, athiesm just becomes a laughably close-minded belief. All I can say is, get dabbed on, niggies. Just because Carl Sagan wanted to believe it doesn't actually make it intelligent. You have to prove something for it to become science
The view from halfway down is a good poem even if cliche
>moronic belief arguments
I don’t give a shit if you don’t believe in Heaven or Hell and I don’t give a shit if you do believe.
Please just shut the frick up. Your opinions and views of it are only important to yourself.
>Heaven and Hell don't exist because...THEY JUST DON'T, OKAY?!
>Stop believing in an afterlife chud. We’re all we’ve got because…WE JUST ARE OKAY?
>NORMAL WORDS BUT A HORSE GUY
How can one joke destroy a TV show so easily?
90% of family guy's jokes devolve into the character casually stating what is currently happening. Or in other words "NORMAL WORDS BUT A FAMILY GUY"
SHUT UP SHUT UP SHUT UP NONONONONO
I saw that on reddit too haha
the teapot analogy is old as sin
>/qa/ lost though, cobbros
>though
>cob
>>You're just spouting memes
!
>>mad she got called out
>>so unsure of his beliefs he comes to Cinemaphile to offtopic strawman about atheism
>90% of family guy's jokes devolve into the character casually stating what is currently happening. Or in other words "NORMAL WORDS BUT A FAMILY GUY"
>calvanist
/qa/ lost though, cobbros
I know there were only two examples I can think of but around when Bojack came out I felt like it was the third time I had watched Will Armet be a sad alcoholic this time it was animated being the bug difference. Anyway I passed after the first season. I couldn't get over "Will is sad... again" in my head.
You guys think the u.s government has study death? like they experiment with near death experiences?
what's wrong with the afterlife existing or not existing in a fictional television show? the shitters on that show don't deserve one anyways
>The afterlife isn't real because I FEEEEEL it isn't!
Atheism is a shit belief
I cant believe in the bible because it tells me that israelites are the masterrace and that the israelite god created everything. Frick that israelite gay shit.
Take your meds
Wash some refugee feet, israelite worshipper.
Stop praying to your söy guzzling comic book character gods, repent, and take your meds
Nope. Not gonna bow to the desert israelite demon.
If life came from life. Then where was the first life born from?
If order came from order. Then how did the first order come to be ordered?
God is everlasting. That's the explanation for God.
Now the explanation for the particle which started the Big Bang needs to be found. Because particles aren't everlasting according to modern science.
>God is everlasting.
How do you know that? I ask completely genuinely. Awaiting an explanation.
I'm saying that if the argument is in favor of God, then the explanation is that God is everlasting. So there is no need for the origin of God to be explained.
If it's in favor of The Big Bang, than the origin of the particle needs to be explained since particles are not everlasting, so it had to come into existence somehow.
You made it appear as though you're not an atheist yourself. I take it you believe god is everlasting? Why do you believe that?
Personally, because it makes more sense to me. If the argument is between an Abrahamic God, (since I think all other Gods are silly) and no afterlife, the Abrahamic God makes more sense.
If the scientific brilliance that I'm supposed to believe wholeheartedly in is still learning every day, and gets things wrong all the time, why should I trust anything it says? Why would I believe it has any long term answers?
We used to think drilling holes into heads stopped mental illness. People believed wholeheartedly in that, and look where it got them.
If the particle that started it all can't be explained, then I choose faith. And they'll never be able to explain it because it's nonsense.
Everything doesn't come from nothing.
but what if you believe the big bang happened but don't proport to know how? just like christians believe God exists but don't know how He does?
that's not basing anything on modern imperfect intelligence and is faith, just like yours.
Because if you believed in it in terms of faith, then it would've occurred again by now. If something came from nothing, things would simply be appearing at random.
And if you were to say that there were specific requirements that caused the big bang to occur, but don't proport to know what they are, then you're back to having to explain what caused it.
Unless, you want to have faith in whatever the specific requirements were that caused it, which itself comes from a human understanding of logic.
>then it would've occurred again by now
huh? not that anon but why? the fact that it is random doesn't mean it has to happen repeatedly. something random can happen once, twice or whatever number of times right?
But why do you form the idea in your head that it's either god or a big bang event? The big bang is only 1 idea. Me personally, I realize I'm not studied up on that stuff, and so I'll never truly understand it. Thus, I think it could or could not be true. I don't fix the idea as an absolute in my mind. As the beginning of the universe it too great of an idea for me to grasp. But neither do I grasp onto the idea of a god.
From the sound of it, you grasp onto god because it feels more right. You phrase it as it making sense. But you don't have a real reason as to why it makes sense. You only have a reason why the big bang doesn't make sense. Lack of proof for one proposed truth, does not automatically prove another proposed truth.
It makes sense because of what we are. We think in a way that no other being on this planet thinks. How could anything other than a God create that? How does anything, nevermind The Big Bang, allow for something to become self aware other than if God makes it possible?
>How does anything, nevermind The Big Bang, allow for something to become self aware other than if God makes it possible?
I don't have an answer for that. But I have to wonder: who created god? And if god is everlasting as you say, then how do you know that?
No one created God. That's the point of God.
That's what I argued. If the argument is about God, then origin is pointless, because the text that people use who believe in Him states He's everlasting.
It's like asking someone who was born blind what it's like to see. It's a meaningless question when talking about God.
I know it because in my religion, the text I believe is true states He is everlasting.
If saw a blind guy, and he told me "I was always blind. I could never see. This is the only existence I know." Well for 1, I would be talking to him. And if his words are convincing enough, I might just take him on his word. But say his word isn't good enough, I can still ask his parents about his condition. They can tell me "yes, indeed, he was blind from birth". But let's say that their word isn't good enough. Well, I can look at how he behaves, and ask him questions that could potentially trick him into revealing he once had sight. And after many tests, I can draw the conclusion that he must be telling the truth.
But what of god? How do I test his everlasting nature? I can't talk to him. And I don't believe the word of the people who claim to know him. So how do I become a believer?
DNA itself is enough reason to believe bananas are our distant cousins. Genetic and anatomical evidence is enough to make me believe our distant ancestors looked like fish. Simulated environments with natural selection producing complexity is enough to make me believe in order from chaos. While I don't know how non-life became life, that's not enough for me to believe in talking snakes.
>simulated environments
>simulated
>made by man, an imperfect species, or A.I., an imperfect device made by an imperfect species
I don't trust anything made by man to tell me about the nature of the universe except maybe telescopes.
but it tells me that order can spontaneously arise from chaos without a creator to shape it
except that the simulation was created by a creator...so even the simulation of a non-creator incident needed a creator...
DNA is itself enough reason to believe in some kind of divine creator, since it's ridiculous to assume such a complex chemical can arrise from random chance
brainlets, scientists do not say god is proven to not exist; they say you have no evidence so you are moronic to believe in it; it's literally the same with believing in Godzilla.
religions do have some useful knowledge by the way that extremist leftists dismiss without justification but you have to know how to trim it (Jordan does a partially good job).
Juden Peterstein
He's not perfect, but he does a good job at picking and choosing actually useful stuff from religions that apply to modern psychotherapy.
The world is full of morons who are either militant leftists who dismiss everything from religions or religious lunatics.
I unironically believe in the afterlife. I just go on 4plebs, check off /misc/ and /x/, and search near death experiences. I know that sounds dumb but it's interesting to read.