Your largest (perhaps youthful?) philosophical 'misunderstanding'?
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philosopher-saint
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That humanity is largely made up of good folks.
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That emotions are bad, and the worst one is called 'love'; they all lead to nothing but pain, and are a contemptible human weakness. That the best possible existance was to be as much a machine as possible. Started that philosophy when I was 13, kept it until I was about 22 or 23. Then something happened which led to the death of the Machine.
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Hmm...I don't know. I'm probably still fucking up! XD I think perception is one, and my trying to fit in or be part of social elements quickly made me realize that people are much too eccentric to really care about you, who or what you are, and that the only times that things are expressed is to heighten their own selves. People rarely understand anything that goes beyond their own character, although I must say, I realized this by looking at myself more than others. Ironyyyy. >_>
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