• ryedaft
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    22 hours ago

    Someone who hasn’t seen the manic phase of bipolar.

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    1 day ago

    I mean…

    Maybe anger would have, but he wasn’t consistently specifically angry at sadness.
    And maybe sadness would have killed herself, but she didn’t.

    It’d be out of character for any of the others to do it.

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    Because happiness can only exist when outlined by sadness. You only know times are good if you have bad times to compare to.

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      Literally the beginning of the movie shows that Joy was there alone before Sadness showed up.

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      That just sounds like philosopher dribble peddled to make sad people feel better.

      You can very well know happiness without sadness. It’s called ignorance and from what I’ve heard it’s bliss.

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        It is possible to know one without the other, however the first experience becomes the baseline upon which other experiences are compared and measured against forming a spectrum.

        Take a baby for instance, early in life they are exposed to milk, the feeling of being close to their parents during feeding and the feeling of a full stomach (happiness). However, this becomes the reference point to compare feelings of being alone and hungry (sadness).

        If a child experiences nothing but absent parents and malnutrition, the child will not know it is sad because there is no comparative reference point. Its just normal.

        Another example, a long time ago when life expectancy was much lower and daily life was very hard, the circumstances needed to feel happiness were much lower. A woman living a hard life in an isolated wilderness suddenly receives a fine dress from a distant city and, compared to her daily harsh reality, it brings her extreme happiness.

        Compare that to modern times where daily life is much easier and we have access to almost anything we want. Not surprisingly, people find it harder to find happiness. Why? Because they don’t have the comparative negative baseline.

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          Are they ignorant or all their “knowledge” just revolve in being racist and an asshole?, a truly ignorant person would be like a toddler no? Without racism and such

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            Being a toddler is traumatic! They have no knowledge of the world around them and it’s frequently terrifying. Why do you think young children cry so much? Ignorance is scary.

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        It’s not about knowing. It’s about appreciating.

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              Common fallacies are well documented with generally similar names. Might be worth reading up on them so that when you label something a fallacy, you are doing so from an informed position. Labelling something a fallacy, without understanding whether it is or isn’t, is a subtle form of disinformation.

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    Tbh sadness is normal but they have to throw depression in an hell if she appear