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 Life - what is the point in negativity? I have observed  many people who are trapped within their own selfmade  circles of negative thinking, to the point where a kneejerk  reaction has been born whereby, whenever any solution to  their many problems is suggested, it is immediately  rejected. It is almost like many people have acquired some  perverse satisfaction out of negativity and defeatism.
 
  One author who really shook up my own system was Colin  Wilson, made famous in the 1950s for his book The  Outsider. He writes extensively about the need for  positivity and for engaging actively in life. It's a truism  which many people seem to be wilfully ignorant about.  Boredom, for instance, he ascribes to an individual's lack  of engagement with life... people lack the energy or the  will to make the effort required to engage with life and  defeat boredom & negativity.
 
  But, positivity leads to positivity (or Constant Elevation  perhaps). There is really no point in being negative, or  allowing negativity to combat oneself. Engage Life, remain  positive and active.
 
  But still - fuck advertising & marketing executives, fuck  posers who adopt a cause or a look for shallow effect, and  fuck so-called 'artists' who allow their music to be used  like it was some kind of fucking off-the-shelf cheap-ass  commodity: burn the lot of em as annual cleansing rituals. 
 
  
         
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           Mr Brazil
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i hit ctrl+f for 'tuss', but since nothing came up i didn't  bother reading your post. sorry. 
 
  
         
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Wise words. I'm only beginning to realise the benefits of  trying to remain positive. It's ridiculous; when I began, I  kept feeling guilty for ignoring negative thoughts. Guilty!  As if being positive was somehow wrong, and as if the  "right" approach was to worry and to fester in "deserved"  self-condemnation.
 
  It's also frightening how satisfying being defeatist can be.  It's like false modesty; it's addictive, and twistedly fun  for a while, but ultimately very ugly.
 
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           optimus prime
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okay, i read it. do you think it's possible for somebody to  enjoy their own boredom? andy warhol said he could. but then  again he probably just hired a bunch of people to enjoy his  boredom for him. i personally never get bored, since i dip  my feminine hands into all of the creative arts, even if i'm  completely aware that i'm not good at many of them.
 
  in terms of negativity, it's basically just the easy way  out. that's why 90% of the posters on xltronic are negative  people, because they're afraid of putting in the effort to  be positive, as putting effort into something means you're  going to be judged for it. 
 
  
         
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           CS2x
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You just wait. There's a huge, demented, drunken poem in the  works about a crow and some dead, rotting rats, and they'll  be the dead-rat collage to go with it too. It'll be a sexy  package, my fair child-boy/girl. 
 
  
         
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Hah! that made me harumph aloud with mirth, Josh.
  CS2x - absolutely true... there is a glazed-eye addiction to  negativity, or a blame-shifting satisfaction to it. But,  some people seem to never grow up, to never get past that  stage to the greener pastures above. You know, when you hit  your 40s and you're still totally negative and blaming  everyone else because your life sucks (and it's not about  your profession, your income, your social status, it's about  remaining true to yourself and to what really makes  you happy), then really, what is the fucking point in  remaining in existence?  
 
  
         
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           marlowe
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Precisely - it's easy to remain disengaged in life and to  live it out in some kind of dazed malaise... but, it's easy  and meaningless.
 
  I'm blessed in that I was brought up in a house with many  books, and a piano, and that I took an interest in both, and  had a natural aptitude for the piano. I've always had the  piano as a creative outlet and it's one of very few  constants in my life.
 
  We all (or most of us) get a little bored at times & a  little dispirited, and it's how this is dealt with that is a  key to a person's character. When I was a teenager I might  have stayed in my bedroom and listened to 'The Wall' but  like I said, people have to evolve within their lifetimes,  to actively engage in a positive manner with life, with  their own spirituality, with selflessness. 
 
  
         
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           optimus prime
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yeah, not everyone has lived the same life. i personally  suffered through a life in an abusive household, where my  only escape was my own imagination. it pretty much forced me  to be creative. reality generally equated negativity and my  imagination was where happiness lay.
 
  i suppose the ease in which a person can be positive is  relative to the type of life they've led, whatever  difficulties they had to face and triumph over (or fail  miserably with). many nerds and freaks and geeks will tell  you that they hate hate hate everything, but they won't tell  you that it's because they were picked on their entire lives  in school. or somesuch. 
 
  
         
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Good thread actually. I still can't get girls to touch my  peepeee, No matter how positive. 
 
  
         
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all the way marlowe. we have a responsibility to attend to  our personal growth, especially those of us who are blessed  with the opportunities to do so! 
 
  
         
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           epohs
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I try to be positive as much as possible, but i'm pulled  toward cynicism by my insecurities.
 
  Also, the last paragraph in your first post is how you come  across to me more often than not. Meaning, bitter.
 
  See: my first paragraph
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You shouldn't underestimate the power of negativity, though.  Sure, if it's negativity for negativity's sake, a general  negativity about life, it isn't worth much, but if it's  negativity about something like a political situation or  other such matters, engagement is exactly what could follow!  Constant positivity, the attitude that life is all flowers,  overlooking the thorns of the rose and the poison of the ivy  is as dishonest and easy as the opposite; bliss is often  passivity, one's wallowing in one's joy. 
 
  
         
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           swears
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I just want to be a millionaire who fucks dozens of  beautiful women, takes the finest designer drugs and makes  other, less fortunate people feel like shit.
 
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           marlowe
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             from OPPERKLASSESVIN!!! (Norway) on 2007-05-30 09:45 [#02088962]
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Not really, I'm just saying naïveté is what positivity  turns out as if you take the positive approach to  everything; some things warrant negativity and  negative responses; everything has its proper reaction.  Also, you can be actively passive, doing everything in your  power to avoid having to be active with regards to something  else: For instance, you can be actively trying to be  positive about something to avoid having to be negative  about it, which makes you actively passive with regards to  it, ignoring or not taking seriously certain aspects of what  you're dealing with. 
 
  
         
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           tolstoyed
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there were times when i felt blue and didn't mind it..dunno  if i was being negative but i couldn't see much  positiveness. nowdays i feel awesome. 
 
  
         
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           marlowe
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I'm sorry, the second half of that post wasn't very clearly  written. Also, I do not agree with you. 
 
  
         
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             from OPPERKLASSESVIN!!! (Norway) on 2007-05-30 09:55 [#02088969]
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The choice not to act is also a choice, a choice is an  activity, and as passivity is a lasting state within the  individual and one that is constantly facing the possibility  of activity, it has to be actively upheld by the individual;  passivity is an activity.
 
  Suppression of negativity in the face of something that  causes you to feel negative isn't always a good thing. As a  positive individual, what do you do when you feel negative? 
 
  
         
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           marlowe
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Positivity doesn't mean the suppression of negativity, it  means the transcendence of negativity after identifying it  as an ultimately self-defeating and destruction state of  being.
 
  A person may be negative about something, and believe that  positive results are being attained, but if a negative  attitude is maintained, then they will soon discover that  their confidence in negativity was sorely misplaced. 
 
  
         
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           epohs
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Transcendence often implies destruction; "transcending" the  state of negativity implies that you will no longer be  negative, but what, then, if that's part of what you are?  You can't transcend negativity any more than you can  transcend yourself in any other way than by taking yourself  as an object, which again means you aren't really  transcending yourself, but rather your frozen image of  yourself "then" or "there." Embracing negativity (and  positivity) as parts of yourself is a more proper way of  dealing with them, enabling you to choose your attitude  towards them. Now, you may say that you choose your attitude  towards negativity as a transcendence of it, but that  transcendence is a negative attitude towards negativity, and  the transcendence doesn't happen.
 
  Also, actually embracing yourself as being negative is a  prerequisite of you choosing your attitude towards yourself  being negative. When you've done this, you may, of course,  keep on choosing to react to negativity with positivity, and  that could well be a legitimate choice, but I'd say that in  certain situations, positivity isn't the proper response;  some things need to be sanctioned. 
 
  
         
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           EVOL
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Variety is the spice of life and moderation is the key.  success is
  the compromise of goals and morals. be shy, quiet and smile  a lot. let people believe what they want. Don't follow the  jones'. watch carefully, think logically and respond  accordingly. Go with a feel. Life is chaos, it makes order  and that brings balance. Moving forward in constant motion  equals gravity. space plus time equals relativity. Proven  scientific facts had once began as merely theories and were  also considered heresy. The biggest doubters become the  strongest believers. Hypocrits. Take the lead and get ahead  because the first to know was already dead. 
 
  
         
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           Moth
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           trentee
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yes. let's all become stoned, happy Buddhists!
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           Mr Brazil
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negativity and positive are both emotional reactions to a  factual physical state.
  the glass is either half empty or half full, but the  physical truth is that there is a certain amount of water  left, that amount is the truth while your viewpoint on it  will have no change on the amount of water left.
 
  in essence i belive one should not have either a positive  nor negative state, but rather a neutral one, a logical  one.
  positivity and negativity implies thinking beyond the  current state of the universe, which is pure speculation at  best, and at worst hinders us from experiencing the  present.
  the present is all that exists, as such it should be the  only thing put into consideration.
 
  don't predict, experience.
  in theory humans become bored because they're not  experiencing the present, they think about the future.
  my best moments in life are those where I'm not thinking  about anything, but rather fully immersed in the present.
 
  but like someone else said a mix of various things is best,  as such i keep a positive outlook on things.
 
  none of this is really possible, but a nice thought  experiment i figured. 
 
  
         
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           Brisk
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Some people seem to have been brainwashed into thinking  positivity equates with: Being Stoned, Being Willfully  Ignorant, Being A Hippie, Being Naive, Having A Vacuous  Smile Upon One's Face.
 
 
 
  
         
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           marlowe
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           optimus prime
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Yeah, as I said, too much of either isn't healthy, and  because too much to one side of a dichotomy is always  excluding of the other side, it is implicit that one  shouldn't try to exclude either side.
 
  I also said that negativity isn't always unwarranted, and  that it is in fact the proper response for certain things.  Murder is, in our society, an obvious example, rape  likewise. Negativity in a normal setting is a prerequisite  for correction. In other words, too much and too little will  not be set as the absolute zero on the scale, if one could  talk about such a thing in matters such as these. It would  rather mostly always be more to one side than the other, but  which side would be depending on the situation you find  yourself in.
 
  Then I added that you can't possibly have a positive  attitude towards everything, as you'd then also have to have  a positive attitude towards negativity, so if you believed  yourself to be absolutely positive, you'd just be plain  wrong, and not particularly honest with yourself. 
 
  
         
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Word. I need more positivity in my life. Its very easy to be  negative all the time when you have quit the drugs. (life  tends to get more boring and mundane) 
  Positivity is the shit! We shall all be little happy gay  elephants (lol ,can't stop posting "gay elephants")  
 
  
         
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life presents all manner of problematic situations, gross  and subtle degrees of suffering. acknowledging their  presence is the first step. 
 
  with this awareness, the next step is to gain an  understanding of the causes.
 
  with an understanding of the causes, we become able to  address the causes.
 
  the process of awareness, understanding, and constructively  acting upon cause and affect, is the path of the 'positively  inclined' mind, of an end to suffering, of happiness.
 
  these are the four noble truths of buddhism.
 
  
         
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