The yearning for freedom is anti-structural.
Individuality is creative.
Freedom creates space.
Individuality fills it.
Freedom is the sea.
Individuality is the course you set.
Many people have individuality without freedom
→ they decorate their prison.
Others have freedom without individuality
→ they drift.
Still others have neither.
I am both.
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Vastness without demands
No counterpart who wants something
Movement without a goal
I will not let any unlived opportunity die.
Only a small portion of Black Friday purchases make economic sense. The rest confirms Le Bon's theories of mass psychology and shows how easily people can be controlled and manipulated.
Bitcoin makes the past and truth tradable. These are use cases.
Property means risk. Freedom means isolation. Sovereignty means you can't blame anyone else if you fail. That's precisely what most people don't want.

Even the small, submissive pussy acts selfishly.
You can use austrian economics for your individualism, even though its forefathers were communists.
I always invest your sats in beer.

never fall in love with any asset
People flee from themselves as if their ego were a predator.
They call it morality, duty, love, responsibility, but in truth, it is only fear of facing themselves.


it goes much further down than up


homo sapiens is the enemy
Love is selfish.
But not possessive. Not controlling. And not socially desirable.
The romanticized idea of love as selfless devotion is a communist fairy tale that weakens the individual and makes them collectively controllable.
What if your parents aren't your friends in the long run? That's often the case in the animal kingdom...
Sometimes I feel like an architect who wishes, once in his life, to enter a house he didn't create himself. But there is no such house because existence is always self-construction.
There is no altruism. Every action is essentially selfish. The dead no longer notice anything. Suffering exists only in the survivor.
The collective is like an invisible parasite that only lives because people consider themselves its organs.