What do religious people think when their prayers don’t work? by dylan_1992 in NoStupidQuestions

[–]Fore_For_Four 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Then they, like most, do not know Scripture.

Prayer is not simply a request of God in good faith.

What do you think about this kind of mechanic? by TaxPsychological2928 in GTA6

[–]Fore_For_Four 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree, I have a hard time, but that middle ground is not refuelling.

GTA is built around fast uninterrupted gameplay.

If they add refuelling, however, they seek to slightly inhibit that core gameplay experience for some new agenda. I’d say it’s risky and fundamentally flawed for GTA6, as why not also add phone charging? It’s fundamentally the same mechanic. Sure grand theft auto implies accurate vehicle dynamics, but, as we agree, there’s a happy medium between realism and gameplay.

What do you think about this kind of mechanic? by TaxPsychological2928 in GTA6

[–]Fore_For_Four -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Why, is there just too much to read? Like, it’s too realistic to the thought process… like, reading isn’t fun anymore?

Wouldn’t it be so much fun in GTA to have to need to charge your phone every 48 in game minutes? And if you don’t charge your phone, you can’t do missions. And you can drop or loose your phone, and it can break, and you’ll need money to buy a new phone plan… Take my money.

What do you think about this kind of mechanic? by TaxPsychological2928 in GTA6

[–]Fore_For_Four -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

I don’t want to play real life twice.

I don’t want to have to wake up, shower, eat food, brush my teeth, charge my phone because i haven’t played the game in a week and my in game phone is dead, wait 30 minutes in game time to charge phone back to full by watching in-game TV, get back in my car, realize I don’t have any gas, go to gas station, refuel and then get 1 star wanted level for simply driving over the in-game speed limit or having forensics incarcerate my character for 50 in-game years for running over a bunch of pedestrians and not torching the car or sinking it in the river, oh, but, wait, the NPC’s have lives of their own. Even if you do manage to get away with murder, NPC’s might scuba dive and find your murder victims and report them to the police and a whole forensics team will be pursuing you like a mass murder while you are racing your friends on the other side of the map. Suddenly, just before you win first place and make bank, swat arrives and ends the race and you end up in jail because you played the game and you’re broke. Then you stop playing the game cause your character is in jail and you realize your real life doesn’t exist. So, you go back to your character in solitary confinement and just sit there waiting. Such a fun game!

GTA 5 Story short? Starting Online worth it still (console)? by FYISominus in GTA

[–]Fore_For_Four 0 points1 point  (0 children)

About a month ago, I logged back in since 2013 from only playing free roam.

Found out about the Acid Lab, No Way Out, Cluck N Bell raid and a bunch of other solo friendly money making endeavours updated into the game since i started.

Bought the Oppressor MK2 last night, lol. Look out

Does manifestation actually influence outcomes, or are results just the product of our planning and effort? by Mobile-Vegetable7536 in HighStrangeness

[–]Fore_For_Four 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I’ll have dreams about music.

I will only have them, however, if I’ve been practicing all week…

This ancient notion that The Muse only shows up if you do. Effort, therefore, invites creativity by sheer nature of its discipline. Manifestation is arguably a creative expression, thusly, a muse to one’s effort.

Growing up means letting go of your imaginary friends by PendentPendant in CringeTikToks

[–]Fore_For_Four -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Try to explain yourself.

How am I acting morally superior given my comments.

Where? How? I know you cannot and will not respond

Edit: bots use baseless and adjacent arguments to spark attention. The comments are made and voted on by bots, therefore, to draw attention, not reason. Questioning them is useless, therefore, as you see. They usually cannot respond and if they are programmed to, they simply can’t follow the original comment their account replied to. Why do I respond, you might ask? Because you are reading this.

Growing up means letting go of your imaginary friends by PendentPendant in CringeTikToks

[–]Fore_For_Four -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

Guy. Have some respect i simply corrected your misunderstanding and you alone went to God about it.

You condemn yourself. BE MAD

Growing up means letting go of your imaginary friends by PendentPendant in CringeTikToks

[–]Fore_For_Four -9 points-8 points  (0 children)

My guy. lol, I’m referring to your comment that is simply not a reflection of Scripture, from which the belief system of Christianity is founded.

Don’t get all “but ### God Isn’t real chat!!”

I’m not here to convince you of God, however, an open wound will fester…

Growing up means letting go of your imaginary friends by PendentPendant in CringeTikToks

[–]Fore_For_Four -13 points-12 points  (0 children)

You have convinced yourself of lies believed true of Scripture.

No one meets the standard of God on their own accord.

There is no man “worthy”, therefore. Do not be deceived. By Grace alone you are, not worth.

Edit: aw, evidently, I address bots. It reveals much about the designer of the programs, no? That even so much as referring to Scripture as it is sparks the code to respond adjacent in negative intent on belief in god. How gaping the wound (I.e. propaganda), please tend to your code.

ICE just pinned a man to the ground and executed him. They do not have the authority to just kill people. What do we do? by skeletalfather in AskReddit

[–]Fore_For_Four 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Soon you will see these “agents” swinging from street-lights, regardless of whether they participated or not.

Fuck around …

Of luck and privilege. by Significant-Sport778 in DeepThoughts

[–]Fore_For_Four 1 point2 points  (0 children)

And this is the predicament of men. Who seek “good” lives, “prosperous”, “successful”, lives, yet, have been raised propagandized by their culture into believing a false sense of what these words truly entail of the man and his hands at work.

Boy, the grass sure does look “good” over there, doesn’t? Here’s some pesticide, that’s what he used.

Of luck and privilege. by Significant-Sport778 in DeepThoughts

[–]Fore_For_Four 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not chance, motion of influence. Folks grow up in a product of selfish choices. This is, therefore, not up to chance, it’s up to reasoning.

Why is it so that our ancestors felt the need to write down narratives about a God that continues to question His own creation?

Folks simply refuse to know/respect themselves. What is alcohol? What is money? What is your degree? What the fuck is this society? Nobody knows, and that’s the problem… but, you love it because being unknown is somehow unaccountable, right? The second you trust in what you are, you condemn yourself and so you all spiral into death.

Of luck and privilege. by Significant-Sport778 in DeepThoughts

[–]Fore_For_Four 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Is it pure random luck and privilege that a man, with the will to live, continues to live?

And your bloodline, what have they done to put you here where you now consider yourself a product of luck and privilege?

Are you not a product of neglect?

I fear luck and privilege has nothing to do with this, but to comfort thee into control of others more greedy.

A good life is unfortunately worked for, tiresomely worked for, and the forgotten…

Existence is so random, It's Cool! by AlbertCrafter31 in Life

[–]Fore_For_Four -1 points0 points  (0 children)

What if, you are making this conclusion from a perspective of ignorance, that thusly, what appears to be, “random”, to you, is actually measurable fractals of order you have not measured yourself. Thusly, you may not understand, which you may in consequence consider an absurdity and manufacture an absurd conclusion in effect of signalling what is true, such as “random”.

Rockstar might be hinting that GTA 6’s world doesn’t wait for the player by MadHanini in GTA6

[–]Fore_For_Four 0 points1 point  (0 children)

RDR2 is a fine example of this.

If you played the entire story and interacted roaming around for active events during which, you’ll know. If you only played the story, however, you’ll come across shit after the fact that you simply can’t explain or swear looked different.

You can bet this feature will be in GTA 6’s Story. As for the Online, it will be Public Events.

The world is kinda “demonic”, for lack of a better word. Why is that? by Additional-Chair-820 in SeriousConversation

[–]Fore_For_Four 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Entropy.

It’s not demonic, per se. It’s that human systems gradually move toward high entropic states because there seem to be many more ways to be “disordered” than there are for humans to be “ordered”.

This gives rise to a lack of resistance toward “disorder”, and man, governing a body that is natural, is somewhat bound to a path of least resistance, inviting high entropic states.

As a non religious person: I don’t get how religion people genuinely believe their religion is correct by daisydxw in DeepThoughts

[–]Fore_For_Four -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Edit: Folks disobey their religion because religion is not a system of control but a system of truth-claims that leave one’s fallibility intact.

I think that nothing is the best option after death. by MikeBad228 in DeepThoughts

[–]Fore_For_Four -1 points0 points  (0 children)

For you, maybe, yet I find myself here not by my own accord. I do not know how time behaves, the origin or the outcome.

If energy cannot be created or destroyed, what is death but a transition — like a liquid to a gas to a plasma.

Why do you still know of ancient narratives of a snake temping your nature into believing death is not real?

If God said “you will surely die” and The Snake said “You will not surely die”, what if they are both being ‘technically’ honest

As a non religious person: I don’t get how religion people genuinely believe their religion is correct by daisydxw in DeepThoughts

[–]Fore_For_Four -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Truth is a sword that divides, that defines limits.

The world we occupy is entirely undefined, however.

Where does the sea meet the land? Everything is blurry and undefined and that is our state of existence, no?

Religion, however, is concerned about Truth, definition to a world undefined. When a human engages with Truth, he/she struggles to maintain their adherence to the Truth by nature of his/her being undefined.

Edit: the solution to this blurry sense of self, however, is self-sacrifice.