if not what you enjoy, then why you enjoy it

am i right or am i right

Sometimes I feel like people only enjoy things simply because other people enjoy them.

Not really

three rights make a left :>

don't you think the addendum is more reasonable though

it's certainly possible to have an uninformed opinion that isn't thought out very well

Quote from: Fedorekd on October 11, 2016, 03:00:08 PM

That's just a fancy way of saying "stop liking what I don't like".

I mean, he's not wrong

the only problem with this image is that anime isn't at the bottom

what if i don't enjoy anything? and everything i do, i do so to pass time?

I must be fucking intelligent

Quote from: Fedorekd on October 11, 2016, 03:00:08 PM

That's just a fancy way of saying "stop liking what I don't like".

I mean, he's not wrong

this tbh fam

So what does my enjoyment of qt traps say about me? That I'm smarter than 98% of the population because I saw through the lies of the vaginal Jew?

I like alcohol and sex

What does that make me?

I listen to classical and noise music and jerk off to incest and bondage

What does that make me?

Albert Einstein

Like I said in the other thread (which I assumed inspired the creation of this one), I don't see any correlation.

If you jangle a set of keys in an infant's face, he'll probably find that extremely entertaining. This is because babies are stupid, and they're entertained by the stupidest shit. Because 1.) they haven't seen anything better, and 2.) even if they did, they're not smart enough to understand why it's better.

As they get older, their standards for entertainment increase exponentially. It takes a lot more than jangling a ring of car keys in an adult's face to make him laugh or keep him interested.

This simple and easy example can be extended to all forms of entertainment. The most entertaining games tend to be very complex. The more complex something is, the more brainpower it takes to comprehend. This is why chess is more interesting than checkers, and that smarter people will tend to play chess rather than checkers.

You can also look at games in terms of what's actually being accomplished, or what the overall cost of playing this game is. Chess is a game that can be played practically for free--the only cost involved is time, whereas the NFL is a multi-billion dollar industry which is essentially built with the bodies of injured children and budding athletes.

If you're able to overlook such a cost for such a frivolous game, how intelligent can you really be?

Obviously?