Silly nerd thinking. Your "meat bag" and "meat space" thinking is ridiculous.
Silly nerd thinking. Your "meat bag" and "meat space" thinking is ridiculous.
I simultaneously believe that humans are made of meat and that the loss of a human is tragic. You are in absolutely no place to tell me that I don't think the second because I think the first.
Edit: Also, "meatspace" generally is just shorthand for "life away from the computer. not 'cyberspace'" The term "real life" could be used, though many find the implication of that to be very silly for obvious reasons.
"We are all just meat bags ..."
If you told someone that their son was "just a meat bag," or if you were speaking on your behalf in court and stated you were "making an appearance in meat space," you would be naturally considered a sociopath.
So get real.
It's the nerd group-think reductionist tendency on the internet. They wouldn't get away with it in real life for long if they valued having friends.
You can choose to sound like the atheistic Colombine murderers and their ilk, but don't expect the less numbed to not call you out on it.
Holy shit. Nice troll.
I should have guessed a real conversation wasn't your goal when you started out with insults. My fault really.
Nobody's suggesting what you're saying but you. If you're incapable of comprehending written English then you probably shouldn't be reading these comments.
Does not follow, and I disagree strongly. Specifics matter, but that doesn't make the "meat bag" thing untrue.
If everything is true then nothing is. If you want to compare a person to a meat bag, then you also have to compare them to a block of wood, and the sun, and everything else. i.e. you've actually done nothing whatsoever.
matter
/ | \
meat wood ...
/ \ \
human cow ...
Humans are not wood, though wood and humans are both matter. Humans are however "made of meat", just as any other animal is.As far as I can tell, the point of describing humans as meat is not to make an assessment of worth, but rather to drive home the fragile and temporary nature of humans. I don't know why anyone would object to that.
The fragility angle was obvious in his post, but people clearly just needed to be butthurt over something.