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So, I can give a short answer. You can take it and synthesize it how you want, I won't be responding to the thread much longer because to me it's become stale.

You have multiple people telling you that you have this habit of formulating your own narrative and trying to push it. In the particular context we're talking here, instead of acknowledging what Lena is saying and maybe wondering about it as multiple people have been telling you the same thing, you basically handwave it and try to justify "questioning." But the thing is, we know you're not just questioning, you're supporting your behavior. We've all seen enough to notice this kind of thing, and many times people have communicated it to you.

It's not that you're dense, you're of course one of the most clever people here. It's just that you fall into this habit. For example you'll think that me losing an interest in a discussion is some sign that I'm "retreating," or that I can't justify some line of reasoning. You push these ideas and wrap them up neatly, and frankly it's usually pretty insightful. But you should also realize you operate in patterns that we all can observe, and sometimes they're tiresome.

Tryptamine said: 

So, I can give a short answer. You can take it and synthesize it how you want, I won't be responding to the thread much longer because to me it's become stale.

You have multiple people telling you that you have this habit of formulating your own narrative and trying to push it. In the particular context we're talking here, instead of acknowledging what Lena is saying and maybe wondering about it as multiple people have been telling you the same thing, you basically handwave it and try to justify "questioning." But the thing is, we know you're not just questioning, you're supporting your behavior. We've all seen enough to notice this kind of thing, and many times people have communicated it to you.

It's not that you're dense, you're of course one of the most clever people here. It's just that you fall into this habit. For example you'll think that me losing an interest in a discussion is some sign that I'm "retreating," or that I can't justify some line of reasoning. You push these ideas and wrap them up neatly, and frankly it's usually pretty insightful. But you should also realize you operate in patterns that we all can observe, and sometimes they're tiresome.

 This is what I have been trying to say to tc all along but I'm a terrible communicator so I mostly just saying it through confused autistic screeching. Plus people don't usually read what I write so I don't waste the effort on trying to make it otherwise

Tryptamine said: 

You have multiple people telling you that you have this habit of formulating your own narrative and trying to push it.

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In the particular context we're talking here, instead of acknowledging what Lena is saying and maybe wondering about it as multiple people have been telling you the same thing, you basically handwave it and try to justify "questioning."

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But the thing is, we know you're not just questioning, you're supporting your behavior. We've all seen enough to notice this kind of thing, and many times people have communicated it to you.

Which people, other than you two over entirely different subject matter? 

This is otherwise just serving to distract from the actual point against you, yet another attempt at a table turn, your go-to tactic so that it doesn't have to remain about you, a vulnerable subject. You can't make it about you, and like many cited cases in topics sprawling this website you'll just do one of two things: 

A) Keep them talking and then try to have them forget the original point. 

B) Say nothing. 

Through these two strategies, you're used to people losing track of where they were originally talking, and by the end of the conversation you've continued to evade the original point. You're nothing but evasions through distractions, and this transparent table turn has proven in the past to be as easy to work around as quoting the starting point. 

It's not that you're dense, you're of course one of the most clever people here.

Attempting to appeal to "how smart you are" is something that only works on idiots, stahp. 

For example you'll think that me losing an interest in a discussion is some sign that I'm "retreating," or that I can't justify some line of reasoning.

There's clear patterns over which subjects you do and don't choose to avoid, don't play dumb dude. 

But you should also realize you operate in patterns that we all can observe, and sometimes they're tiresome.

You act "tired" and "bored" when it's otherwise serving to make you have feelings. 

Turncoat said: 

Tryptamine said: 

You have multiple people telling you that you have this habit of formulating your own narrative and trying to push it.

---

In the particular context we're talking here, instead of acknowledging what Lena is saying and maybe wondering about it as multiple people have been telling you the same thing, you basically handwave it and try to justify "questioning."

---

But the thing is, we know you're not just questioning, you're supporting your behavior. We've all seen enough to notice this kind of thing, and many times people have communicated it to you.

Which people, other than you two over entirely different subject matter? 

This is otherwise just serving to distract from the actual point against you, yet another attempt at a table turn, your go-to tactic so that it doesn't have to remain about you, a vulnerable subject. You can't make it about you, and like many cited cases in topics sprawling this website you'll just do one of two things: 

A) Keep them talking and then try to have them forget the original point. 

B) Say nothing. 

Through these two strategies, you're used to people losing track of where they were originally talking, and by the end of the conversation you've continued to evade the original point. You're nothing but evasions through distractions, and this transparent table turn has proven in the past to be as easy to work around as quoting the starting point. 

It's not that you're dense, you're of course one of the most clever people here.

Attempting to appeal to "how smart you are" is something that only works on idiots, stahp. 

For example you'll think that me losing an interest in a discussion is some sign that I'm "retreating," or that I can't justify some line of reasoning.

There's clear patterns over which subjects you do and don't choose to avoid, don't play dumb dude. 

But you should also realize you operate in patterns that we all can observe, and sometimes they're tiresome.

You act "tired" and "bored" when it's otherwise serving to make you have feelings. 

 The armchair psychologist strikes again.

See, this is you attempting to push a narrative again. Yes, I know what you think. How "convenient" is it that I get bored of a conversation after 50 responses. You can think what you like, it's fine.

Also, learn how to accept a compliment.

Tryptamine said: 

See, this is you attempting to push a narrative again. Yes, I know what you think. How "convenient" is it that I get bored of a conversation after 50 responses. You can think what you like, it's fine.

You get bored in like five. 

Also, learn how to accept a compliment.

I know how to accept a genuine one, and have learned to avoid ones with clear agendas attached. 

Turncoat said: 

Tryptamine said: 

BohemianRhapsody said: 

Ok guys, I just had an epiphany. This is irrelevant BS. There are bigger fish to fry such as the collective escapism, life denial, and authoritarianism gripping our increasingly dystopian cyberpunk-esque world. I need to be talking about these things, not descending into the riff raff for e drama. I am too good and enlightened for these petty matters. Topic closed. Shadilay.

You're barely even an active participant at this point. For future reference, just don't say anything and let everyone else cannibalize each other.

Seems to work well enough for you, right? 

Oh, TC. I actually have a positive opinion of you. Not everything is some massive mindgame.

Still dodging. 

Last comment (hopefully) in this thread from me, a good example of you blatantly doing this to someone is Peach. You until that thread had an idea of the sort of person she was and until she actually had that conversation with you, you kept pushing this idea of her out as a sort of mold for her to fit. 

When she actually described things differently you were forced to stop and attempt to change this mental idea you had of her. 

This is what I'm mostly trying to explain. I don't know if you get it, refuse to acknowledge it or if I simply am unable to explain in a way that is understandable, but I'm not the only one that sees this.