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>Over time I'm more and more convinced that it is an ideal life
Lately I'm of the opinion that imageboards require thinking and nervous energy to contribute.
There's no way to express "contentment" with a post as is, maybe other than a smilie
Maybe a wider reflection of the web.
There's no concept of "hanging out" as each post is an action along with image and words arranged—requires some neuroticism to construct.
Unless you get to the level of enlightenment where you let the subconscious take over and no longer "think."
Sometimes it seems that way.
If you observe closely enough the words fall out in unison, and not in junction with the voice in your head "making" them
>I wish it was legal in Japan so that I could do it when I die.
I guess it's a nice way to think of Escaping Prison Planet by flying up in vultures' bellies, though I think ashes and fumigation achieves the same effect (and probably why I would opt for ashes in my burial)
>the worlds perceived by other states
I guess you'd have luck by tracing how immigrations went about, and what Christian denomination went where, for you'd be surprised how correlated the ancestor's denomination is to the modern personality you may find
For example, I just looked up the settler demographic of Washington state and it comprises of German/Scandinavian, both of which are protestant mostly, and both of which are cold in nature
Compared to California (which is still a state worth dividing into subpieces) has Irish, English, Italians & Portuguese which all synthesized into a more Artificial and relaxed demeanor
One's geographic location also changes one's affect—California with its perfect weather cultivates a realm in which lackadaisical "what's up man" can flourish, compared to the clouds of Washington state always there, always downcast, always in your head and distant
Just arm-chairing
In conclusion, new perspectives do help—though it'd be more interesting to just remove the need for tier-2 perspectives (ego-swapping effectively) and climb a ladder up to tier-3 (nonduality)