"We all know how this ends. When the organism dies, as signaled by the cessation of the heartbeat and respiration, not all body cells die simultaneously. The cells’ mitochondria swell, disabled proteins are not replaced, cell membranes start to leak. Macrophages and other phagocytes, which are not wholly dependent on the bloodstream for nutrients, last slightly longer and perhaps enjoy a brief orgy as they rush around devouring damaged cells, but they, too, soon succumb to the lack of oxygen from circulating blood. Bacteria from the gut find their way through leaky membranes to the rest of the body and begin the process of putrefaction.
The muscles, once so carefully sculpted and toned, stiffen when calcium from the dead body leaks into them, causing rigor mortis, then loosen when decomposition sets in. The organs we nurtured with supplements and superfoods abandon their appointed functions. The brain we have tamed with mindfulness exercises liquefies within minutes after the heart stops beating — according to the report of a forensic anthropologist, “It just pours out the ears and bubbles out the mouth.” So much, then, for the hours — and years — you have devoted to fitness."
Thanks but I rather spend my life looking good, feeling good and being strong then being a fat blob.
Brody Ross
nice rebutal
Nicholas Sanders
>guys you will die one day! thanks captain obvious, and this is exactly why any given self respecting man must strive to be the best version of himself, in other words, not an emasculated basedboy that believes this bullshit.
This is the owner of those quotes by the way. Looks straight out of an A. Wyatt Mann comic.
Oliver Stewart
Waste no more time arguing about what a good man should be. Be one. Do every act of your life as if it were your last. It is not death that a man should fear, but he should fear never beginning to live.
I'm confused, do gou agree with OP's statement or not?
because stoicism is used by both sides
Ian Garcia
>Waste no more time arguing about what a good man should be. Be one. What if you're wrong about what a good man should be and you end up being a bad man? It probably could have been corrected if you argued with somebody with a different opinion that happened to be more right than yours.
Kayden Harris
OP is like "I could become a better man than i am now but what is the point since one day I will cease to be that man." You will get old and die one day sure. But that doesn't mean give up on your dreams, nor is it an excuse to neglect the duty to harness your potential.
Cameron Baker
It's true though. Depressing nihilism is for the weak-willed man to cope with how useless he is in real society by saying "hey, nothing in life matters anyway because we're all gonna die."
Seriously, if nothing matters in the end then you can at least have fun for the sake of feeling good until the day you die. If any aspect of lifting makes you feel good, you lift. If not, do whatever it is that makes you feel good. It's as simple as that, but I doubt OP's fatty-cope philosophy will let him see through his crippling delusion that everyone else is at his level of pathetic just because we're all bound by the rules of mortality.
Camden Adams
Being a good man is a jewish construct, come on goy be good br obedient
Connor Stewart
Hurr Durr "low effort, blame it on the outsider, morality is subjective." go back to >>Jow Forums
Elijah Johnson
>babby's first existential crisis
Cute. You're 26 or younger aren't you?
Robert Campbell
>(sic)
Ayden Murphy
might as well just kill yourself now, get it over with.
Christian Rivera
>not getting all your existential crises out by 20 lmao brainlet
Charles Powell
>waahhhh I’m gonna die one day I’m so sad :’( You faggots are everywhere and always pathetic. If it’s all gonna end one day and you’ll stop existing, why the fuck would you waste it crying about it? There’s so much to do out there in the world, so much to see, so much to do, but noooo you just gotta be a pussy and do nothing because muh nihilism. Unlike you literal waste of life, people like us are actually doing something with our lives, perusing goals before we eventually tip the bucket because we have the power to do it. Actually, people like me don’t have much power, but damnit I’m trying. That’s why I’m here: I’m trying to make something out of myself. What the fuck do you have to show for it? Some pseudo-intellectual blogpost? Yeah, I thought so
fuck off, depressive nihilist. you're giving the entire philosophy a bad name. life is an adventure of learning and discovery. what's the point? there is none. but that doesn't mean we shouldn't try or do anything. Enjoy your limited time here to the fullest.
Thanks for teaching me how rigor mortis works, I was never clear nor interested enough to google it specifically. Sounds like that forensic anthropologist is just jealous because he's too steeped in nihilism to have a life worth living. Yes, you die, I die, we all die, if you're gonna get this emo about it just kill yourself right now instead of wasting more time. Oh wait, you're still too scared to do that too. Fuck off crab, I'm out of the bucket and you're not gonna drag me back in no matter how bitter you are about it.
Samuel Ramirez
based
Jordan Green
fpbp
Brody Peterson
(((Ehrenreich)))
Daniel Ramirez
Indeed, our bodies will die. But when the other parts of me pass into the afterlife, they'll be tempered by an iron will and made strong by a life of spectacular experiences. This will give me a leg up over you... Assuming your consciousness doesn't just dissolve into nothingness due to your weakness.
So much for the hours I've spent jacking off and playing vidya I'll spend my life how I please and it will be better than yours
Isaac Diaz
Sure is a lot better use of your time than being a sorry bitch like op
Eli Parker
>consciousness
How do you prevent your consciousness from dissolving?
Jaxson Martinez
Good and bad are about perspective for the most part. If path you choose, no matter how rough or opposed by others, sets your mind at ease and allows you to sleep calmly at night, then it is a good one and your life would have had purpose. Even if it isn't the objectively best one you could've taken it was still yours, made by you for you; if anything, that makes it the most desirable.
