@secret_maudeDivergence37
When government tells people what to do, people are trained to following & repeating (eventually all converge on the same answer). Instead, when individuals are empowered to choose, they are forced to develop their own beliefs and ways of living, allowing their highest level of uniqueness of individuality to emerge.
Anytime I walk past someone, I never make eyecontact so I don’t consume others. I only consume myself.
Same with the need to face a wall when studying instead of facing others
The people you always see talking on the phone aren’t actually cool. If they were, they would be talking to themselves.
Did you wake up and scroll or did you wake up and set intentions for the day? Just like being fat is your fault being stupid is your fault too. You and Elon musk have the same 24 hours so wyd. Break from working should either be expression or decompression.
Reminder that diverge should be the only social app on your phone.
@secret_maudeReplyDivergence64
obviously, diverge connects you with the people that matter, over the ideas that matter
The animal that consumes capitalism is dogs. Lay people pollute dog's being with their depression. Why are dog's the only animals that go to the vet? Its inevitable to become sick if your breathing the byproduct of human anxiety and eat poisonous 'food' made in chemical factories.
@ari· 2dDivergence 83Animals don’t consume the byproducts of capitalism. We were all trained to be sheepminds to a resort for a small group of elites. Horses never scrolled on social media. I hang out with them to improve my brain chemistry. Remind myself what peace and thinking was supposed to be.
I don’t want to exert extra mental energy, but I hate listening to others, leaving it hard to find a corepower instructor I like
(Mental energy towards giving myself exercise instructions)
@plain_bison_16ReplyDivergence78
Post pad Thai rituals
@secret_maudeauthorReplyDivergence68
I will never allow myself to wake up feeling that fat again
You can’t ‘lose’ friends. Your definition of friends might change over time, but what’s never lost is a connection between definition and substance.
