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Yes, but isn't instinct intellegence.

Eragon Island wrote:

Yes, but isn't instinct intellegence.

It requires prerequisites and awareness, not exactly intelligence.

The funny thing about ants is that they are simple creatures. But they build things greater than themselves. This is merely a result of their collective actions, not from their individual capabilities. So in that regard they are not intelligent individually.

Aandruzognivia wrote:

It requires prerequisites and awareness, not exactly intelligence.

The funny thing about ants is that they are simple creatures. But they build things greater than themselves. This is merely a result of their collective actions, not from their individual capabilities. So in that regard they are not intelligent individually.

Personally , I believe ants are truly ultimate beings. They have an amazing work ethic , along with unmatched working capabilities to boot. If subservience is intelligence , ants truly are smart creatures.

Greetings to every rejects and Long live to the Rejected Realms.

I'm sure you know what I do, but its always good to have info about the current TRR card programs, by Fauzjhia

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Coppatilism wrote:

Its jovial

No need to be a nitpick.

Notsee wrote:

No need to be a nitpick.

Your a nitpick! Checkmate notsee!

Coppatilism wrote:

Consume all you want, because we can make all we want. To some surprise, some things are practically infinite. Plant-based food and some animal products can be made without depleting resources, we can get infinite energy with nuclear, geothermal and solar. Only things not infinite that are used everyday are stone and metal.
Just because you have different beliefs doesn't mean people that do things different are wrong. As I said, Stop advocating for the degradation of quality of life, It's not harming anyone and it is sustainable with current technology

Quite a nice narrative you made isn’t it? Lol you could be a good politician in your country 🤣

But anyways, where am I advocating degrading yours or anyones life? Where am I exactly rejecting any tech? If you didn’t notice I am using tech to communicate with you through this anonymous forum and even my work involves tech. What I said was just an explanation of one famous quote around 2000 years ago. That is “in order to control people, make them addicted”.

Sorry to say though, your life is already degraded and decayed since you don’t really know the meaning of life. You can’t see things beyond tech at this point and as such, all you do is consume, which I have no objection to and encourage you to consume if it makes you happy. No offence or rudeness meant with this. If you know a more polite way of saying this, please let me know and I will use those phrases or words in the future.

Isvi lah wrote:

+1

We no longer live in a zero sum game. If you ask me, we aren't consuming enough. Food waste is a huge problem. We could probably solve world hunger on fruits deemed "geometrically imperfect" alone. For once, appreciate the fact that you're sitting on a seat made of sorcery, under a light made of witchcraft, and that the earth, sky, water, and wind have been bent to your will. You communicate with us at the speed of light in front of a terminal your forefathers wrote fiction about, thinking such was only in fiction. The victims of progress are unfortunate, but the benefits of today and tomorrow outweigh the written and unfortunately not undoable wrongs of yesterday. To reject modernity simply because you don't like what has happened before you is foolish and not a solution. You cannot right the wrongs of the past by rejecting the present.

You like to jump on a moving train and build good narratives isn’t it? 🤣

Again, where did I reject tech? In case you did not notice, I am using tech and as such have no problems with tech. I condemn the past, I am so disgusted by it since I have witnessed many atrocities especially on the European old religion followers.any ways to witness the genocides but I am not getting into that. But I fail to understand how did you reach the conclusion that I rejected the present? I am disgusted by it sure, due to actions of the people in the past including the thief Edison, but where did I reject it? I do use it if it benefits me, but I have the privilege of using other things as well. If you can point out where I said I reject tech, I will clarify on what I meant.

Question of the Day!
If you could relive one moment in your life, what would it be?

Pre-christian persecuted people wrote:

Quite a nice narrative you made isn’t it? Lol you could be a good politician in your country 🤣

But anyways, where am I advocating degrading yours or anyones life? Where am I exactly rejecting any tech? If you didn’t notice I am using tech to communicate with you through this anonymous forum and even my work involves tech. What I said was just an explanation of one famous quote around 2000 years ago. That is “in order to control people, make them addicted”.

Sorry to say though, your life is already degraded and decayed since you don’t really know the meaning of life. You can’t see things beyond tech at this point and as such, all you do is consume, which I have no objection to and encourage you to consume if it makes you happy. No offence or rudeness meant with this. If you know a more polite way of saying this, please let me know and I will use those phrases or words in the future.

You like to jump on a moving train and build good narratives isn’t it? 🤣

Again, where did I reject tech? In case you did not notice, I am using tech and as such have no problems with tech. I condemn the past, I am so disgusted by it since I have witnessed many atrocities especially on the European old religion followers.any ways to witness the genocides but I am not getting into that. But I fail to understand how did you reach the conclusion that I rejected the present? I am disgusted by it sure, due to actions of the people in the past including the thief Edison, but where did I reject it? I do use it if it benefits me, but I have the privilege of using other things as well. If you can point out where I said I reject tech, I will clarify on what I meant.

The real meaning of life is to survive. Being a good human being is the first goal in mind. I don't consume like no end, I know climate change is a big deal, I don't use straws out restaurants, I semi-successfully got my school to stop plastic-wrapping everything (with help), among other things. If I'm still consuming like no end, then the real definition of consuming is living a good life. 2000 years ago, almost nothing was the same as today. Although the quote is true, tech is not an addiction, but a big hobby. Though, there are some "hobbies" that are addictions. (Sugar, looking at YOU)

Hello TRR!

AMA time is here with Minskiev, our World Assembly Officer!

Now is the time to ask any questions you may have about the World Assembly, government or their plans for the future!

To start us off, this is not your first term as WA Officer, what do you seek to improve on this term as their last?

Toerana wrote:

Hello TRR!

AMA time is here with Minskiev, our World Assembly Officer!

Now is the time to ask any questions you may have about the World Assembly, government or their plans for the future!

To start us off, this is not your first term as WA Officer, what do you seek to improve on this term as their last?

Hey Bow, thanks for having me.

The ideal ministry/office to me is one that people want to work in, consistent, and aims to excel. Right now, I'd say my activity in the WA has helped get threads out consistently, but I'm not as reliable with my recommendations. Our staff count is acceptable but not too many are active. I always attempt to get threads out early and when there is a recommendation, I make sure it hits the mark. In the past, I've tried a few things to improve the office (such as the SC convention, the points system, clearing inactive staff, a few more templates).

I have a few more ideas, like the WA awards, outreach to other WA authors, recognizing Rejects in the WA, etc. I also hope to be better at producing recommendations, however, and I'll try to get staff participation up.

Seconds ago: Whipping you was ejected and banned from Wyatts World by Democratic seats fis alle... That doesn't sound very nice.

Minskyiv wrote:

Hey Bow, thanks for having me.

The ideal ministry/office to me is one that people want to work in, consistent, and aims to excel. Right now, I'd say my activity in the WA has helped get threads out consistently, but I'm not as reliable with my recommendations. Our staff count is acceptable but not too many are active. I always attempt to get threads out early and when there is a recommendation, I make sure it hits the mark. In the past, I've tried a few things to improve the office (such as the SC convention, the points system, clearing inactive staff, a few more templates).

I have a few more ideas, like the WA awards, outreach to other WA authors, recognizing Rejects in the WA, etc. I also hope to be better at producing recommendations, however, and I'll try to get staff participation up.

Follow up for you: What does the World Assembly Office do?

Minskyiv, if a bill passes in WA which is inherently against the interests of the nations within this nation, what are the strategies if any used, to preserve our interests?

Also if you don’t mind me asking another question, if a particular bill need to be passed but a few nations are against it, even if the bill could be better for region at large, what strategy you use to convince them, and if they are not convinced, your further course of action?

Toerana wrote:

Follow up for you: What does the World Assembly Office do?

We make voting threads for citizens and put out recommendations for proposals, strictly speaking. But we also try to advance TRR's WA interests.

Pre-christian persecuted people wrote:

Minskyiv, if a bill passes in WA which is inherently against the interests of the nations within this nation, what are the strategies if any used, to preserve our interests?

Also if you don’t mind me asking another question, if a particular bill need to be passed but a few nations are against it, even if the bill could be better for region at large, what strategy you use to convince them, and if they are not convinced, your further course of action?

1) Repeal, if possible.
2) If this is in the voting thread, discussion. If this is international, a campaign telegram or discussion on Discord. That is anyone's best effort to convince.

Hoffania wrote:

Question of the Day!
If you could relive one moment in your life, what would it be?

Probably early/late childhood. We were by no means rich, but our life was humble. It was happy.

I think. Maybe a lot of my memories are clouded by nostalgia, but I look at that part of my childhood with more hark than discontent. We had one of those late 90's televisions, I believe the heavy/bulgy glassed televisions. We lived in a trailer, and my step dad (who I thought was my real dad at the time) picked my up from school and crossed a train-track on the way home. Fond memories.

Aandruzognivia wrote:

Probably early/late childhood. We were by no means rich, but our life was humble. It was happy.

I think. Maybe a lot of my memories are clouded by nostalgia, but I look at that part of my childhood with more hark than discontent. We had one of those late 90's televisions, I believe the heavy/bulgy glassed televisions. We lived in a trailer, and my step dad (who I thought was my real dad at the time) picked my up from school and crossed a train-track on the way home. Fond memories.

Meanwhile, my childhood is clouded with late 2000's cartoons and flip phones <_<

Hoffania wrote:

Question of the Day!
If you could relive one moment in your life, what would it be?

Getting one of those OG Xbox consoles on Christmas back in the early 2000s.

Yoshi dynasty wrote:

lol
a short story i entered for a writing competition included the word idiot, and my teacher didn't like it and wanted me to replace it with the word silly

now it's nowhere near as funny as it was before! now i'm less likely to win! :D

That reminds of when I wore this one shirt to school back in elementary school.
It had two stickmen with one throwing a paper airplane that hit the other in the eye, it contained a sentence I can't remember entirely except maybe the word 'stupid'.
The teacher didn't think it was appropriate and told me to wear the shirt inside out for the rest of the day.

Aandruzognivia wrote:

Probably early/late childhood. We were by no means rich, but our life was humble. It was happy.

I think. Maybe a lot of my memories are clouded by nostalgia, but I look at that part of my childhood with more hark than discontent. We had one of those late 90's televisions, I believe the heavy/bulgy glassed televisions. We lived in a trailer, and my step dad (who I thought was my real dad at the time) picked my up from school and crossed a train-track on the way home. Fond memories.

I had one of those televisions too, my parents had a fancier television in the main room of the house and watched the news, but I had my grandma's television, which was very old, and I watched cartoons in my room.

I got rejected from a region within 30 minutes and I seriously have no idea why.