in times of conflict, I've noticed a large amount of people speaking in a way that is telling the listener to choose the optimal solution for them. This rings in my mind as "siuperpositioning" ( conspiracy )

submitted by Anson

even small conflicts they'll do this. they're literally saying "choose the optimal route for me or there will be consequences".

I have drilled some of these people about this and they claim to not be doing this on purpose. Could this be some sort of trickery being played with the concept of superpositioning? And there is one place in the world that is pretty quite and has the most to do with quantum computing; Britain.

This is an idea that is far out there, however I'm trying to make some sense of this phenomenon and this is really the only thing I can think of besides dismissing people as whiney little bitches

Jungun

We are living in the most narcissistic time ever in all human history where the average dipshit constantly indulges their wants 24/7 often in sacrifice of their needs and well-being.

Anson

@alopix is watch pron, sleeping, eating (copiously) or playing a video game right now for sure. Ask him.

goyphobic

Maybe this is just how people argue or advocate for themselves.

If they have you doubting your own reasoning, then it probably worked. . . Or else.

Anson

It's more to the effect that they're implying they're unsure about something and theres an unspoken demand that you do the work to fulfill their personal best path, even if it conflicts with your own or there's work to make it happen, or else