Let's begin with the basics, a burden of theirs but they don't have to face it. Continue when I am on hiatus. Killing them on daily basis.
Stoicism is one of the most popular ideologies due to its simplicity and lack of responsibility granted to the fanboy of the philosophy. Stoicism is very easy to follow and requires self-forced desire. It was adapted to christanity and other religions, though practices are fine. Let's get to talking about it. I will today introduce you to Extreme Stoicism. In normal scenario, Extreme Stoicism is the same as pushing normal Stoicism to extreme. It is superior philosophy. Stoicism has multiple problems with it's philosophy. First, the blame goes to the person, which means everything is his fault. HIs fault, personally. Second, if they get hurt it's because the world is out of their control and simutaniously at the same time, the world is right. The world is a victor for winning and the person is a loser. I disagree. If the world is victor, that means that stoicism is loser. Person who practices stoicism is right when he is strong and gets what he wants. And he is wrong when he doesn't get it, the world punishes. NPC philosophy. Christianity turned into cuckholdery, a very popular example of Stoicism. Because fetishes evolve from submissive thinking. Which is good, there's nothing wrong with it. But it's also true that submissiveness when the world is winner is primitivism. It is called cuckholdery or slave fetish.For ultimate stoic is ultimate cuckhold. Just ask Marcus Whatever.
In this case, there is a case of Extreme Stoicism.That is invention of mine. We will take Stoicism to its extreme. That is supposed to be better. There is a conflict in which the world is victor, stoic is loser. Instead of stopping here and accepting that the stoic is obvious complete loser and a failure and he should become a slave and work in insurance company, the person SHALL analyze his perception UNDER MY COMMAND. Under my command, person asks himself what is perception? What does he want from perception? In case, what is he supposed to protect? He picks elements that he wants to protect, not ONCE, not ONCE and then goes to his underground. He picks these elements again, doubting the perception. He doesn't doubt because he is non-believer, he ends up doing it so. Becaues he has to do it to forge what his intent is. If he disagrees with his own perception, then the more he will transform.Will you have intercouse in every position imaginable with another man? Or for moment, decide to think of what your intention is? Simple. For stoic it is important to trivialize philosophy, so he is forced to ask about his intent.The more he decides on the elements, the more he understands limits of his perception. And its place. Normally, the explanation to good benefit of it is geometrical and purely biological. But for a stoic, it is "virtious" or whatever. By judging his perception more, he likes to want to understand what it wants. What it wants is virtue. What is virtue is the judgement he is in process of making. The judgement is exactly that that is formed by his perception that he is transforming. To get out of the loop, miserable stoicism, he must find an answer to the perception he cares about. Once he leaves the purgatory, he will remain in the process of forging specific perception which extreme rules he will follow AND HE WILL OBEY IT.
The philosophy of Algeanism is very different from this. We don't believe in mass or physical attributes, but placements of force. To be precise it is force that moves to another. Let's say I believe in Algeanism. What is pain to me is refusal of the world. How can I refuse the world if I am slave? That is impossible. I am master. I am master of the world. I refuse perception of enjoyment. Pain is transformation against the world itself that is inside. Despairism, my belief. Promortalism, belief that dying earliest is best. If the world is evil, then the ones who die most early are the ones who are submissive, yes? The world forced upon them. Promortalism means that people who die are heroes. Not slaves.
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