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cool!! u should release an introduction and like first chapter or like a comprehensive summary first tho 

so that way you don't write an entire book that people hate 

I think how publishing companies do it is they make u do 3 chapters and if they like it they'll pick it up, you write the rest, etc. 

it's a process of like editing and shit but yeah I've always thought the idea of like making new philosophy or theories, scientific discoveries, new instruments- is really cool 

00:18 Bossroach: i am thinking of developing a new field of psychology called fraud psychology 

00:19 Blanc: there was a guy who went to Juliard who invented his own major called "the study of evil" 

I think it'll be split like this-

Intro (shows how good things are related to each other and that the bad things are opposites, establishes thesis that good things would improve life and society)

How bad thing(s) have fucked up society

How good thing(s) have been suppressed by the aforementioned bad things.

How the good things could improve society and life

Conclusion (restatement of philosophical thesis and outro)

BohemianRhapsody said: 

I have decided to write a book and found a brand new philosophy. I do not have a name for it and I'm still in the process of creating a comprehensive thesis for it, but I have a general idea and feel for my philosophy. Here's a rough outline of the basic aspects of it-

Pro:

Maximalism

Ego

Healthy narcissism

Capitalism

Optimism

Awareness/consciousness

Conscientiousness

Positivity

Materialism

Consumerism

Hard work

Caffeine

High energy states

Individualism

 

Anti:

Forced humility

Nihilism

Pessimism

Depressive outlooks

Communism

Collectivism

Self deprecation

Alcohol

Minimalism

Laziness

Entitlement

Altered States of consciousness

Deflection/avoidance of reality

Negativity

 

My book will discuss the ways the things my philosophy opposes have harmed our society, and how we can use the values it espouses to improve life both on the macro and micro levels (mainly a focus on the micro). It will be an unapologetic embrace of the excesses society wants us to repress, and an attempt to take the fog out of people's eyes. It will show all the ways society suppresses our wills and natural feelings systematically, socially, and so forth.... And defend the values that encourage us to be the best versions of ourselves. 

I am very excited to be taking on this project. I believe it will change lives.

 This just sounds like Cyrenaic Hedonism, except you want credit for it.

Honey said: 

BohemianRhapsody said: 

I have decided to write a book and found a brand new philosophy. I do not have a name for it and I'm still in the process of creating a comprehensive thesis for it, but I have a general idea and feel for my philosophy. Here's a rough outline of the basic aspects of it-

Pro:

Maximalism

Ego

Healthy narcissism

Capitalism

Optimism

Awareness/consciousness

Conscientiousness

Positivity

Materialism

Consumerism

Hard work

Caffeine

High energy states

Individualism

 

Anti:

Forced humility

Nihilism

Pessimism

Depressive outlooks

Communism

Collectivism

Self deprecation

Alcohol

Minimalism

Laziness

Entitlement

Altered States of consciousness

Deflection/avoidance of reality

Negativity

 

My book will discuss the ways the things my philosophy opposes have harmed our society, and how we can use the values it espouses to improve life both on the macro and micro levels (mainly a focus on the micro). It will be an unapologetic embrace of the excesses society wants us to repress, and an attempt to take the fog out of people's eyes. It will show all the ways society suppresses our wills and natural feelings systematically, socially, and so forth.... And defend the values that encourage us to be the best versions of ourselves. 

I am very excited to be taking on this project. I believe it will change lives.

 This just sounds like Cyrenaic Hedonism, except you want credit for it.

 My philosophy is incomparable to any other because it came strictly from my own head. I will not research the philosophy you are comparing mine to because I will not give in to your useless devaluation before I even begin on the book.

Like most philosophies, it's likely been done before you'd ever thought of it. 

BohemianRhapsody said: 

Honey said: 

BohemianRhapsody said: 

I have decided to write a book and found a brand new philosophy. I do not have a name for it and I'm still in the process of creating a comprehensive thesis for it, but I have a general idea and feel for my philosophy. Here's a rough outline of the basic aspects of it-

Pro:

Maximalism

Ego

Healthy narcissism

Capitalism

Optimism

Awareness/consciousness

Conscientiousness

Positivity

Materialism

Consumerism

Hard work

Caffeine

High energy states

Individualism

 

Anti:

Forced humility

Nihilism

Pessimism

Depressive outlooks

Communism

Collectivism

Self deprecation

Alcohol

Minimalism

Laziness

Entitlement

Altered States of consciousness

Deflection/avoidance of reality

Negativity

 

My book will discuss the ways the things my philosophy opposes have harmed our society, and how we can use the values it espouses to improve life both on the macro and micro levels (mainly a focus on the micro). It will be an unapologetic embrace of the excesses society wants us to repress, and an attempt to take the fog out of people's eyes. It will show all the ways society suppresses our wills and natural feelings systematically, socially, and so forth.... And defend the values that encourage us to be the best versions of ourselves. 

I am very excited to be taking on this project. I believe it will change lives.

 This just sounds like Cyrenaic Hedonism, except you want credit for it.

 My philosophy is incomparable to any other because it came strictly from my own head. I will not research the philosophy you are comparing mine to because I will not give in to your useless devaluation before I even begin on the book.

 Philo sophia. love of knowledge. If you are choosing ignorance you aren't a philosopher. Additionally, renaming something that already exists doesn't make it yours. Humans have been acting selfish waaaaay before you came along and tried it.

It could be a part of his philosophy to not love the pursuit of knowledge. 

He has multiple times rebuked the seeking of it in favor of a "What you see is what's there" mentality, usually as a reaction to other more foreign disciplines of thought. 

This anti-intellectualism of yours is concerning BR