there is no such thing as a logical interest in women

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#31 •••
@SatanLucy

How does that make you a expert on women, you are a male with feminine traits?

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#32 •••
@linate
If you cant accept love as an inherent good you are a lost cause.


I just dont think women are capable of much love, nor that mere love is enough.

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#33 •••
@Debby
How does that make you a expert on women


Statistical probability and backwards reasoning method make me expert on everything.

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#34 •••
@SatanLucy

Men biologically love women, and women biologically love children.


The chemistry is not in your favor. Biological drives don’t always line up perfectly with modern expectations about relationships, long-term commitment, or equal emotional priorities.

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#35 •••
@Shoresy

I love rhubarb crumble with custard.

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#36 •••
@Shoresy
Men biologically love women, and women biologically love children.


In nature, females usually arent driven by love for males. In fact, it is usually power and ability, not love, which determines relationships in nature.


Love in its pure form doesnt exist, because choice is always made based on a standard which is never unconditional.


Even I dont have unconditional attraction to women. It is based on looks, which if arent good enough, fails.


Unconditional love is a big lie which is sold to masses. Love always comes with conditions, which are the very reason love isnt towards everyone but only towards those who meet conditions.

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#37 •••
@SatanLucy

Love is in the eyes of the beholder.

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#38 •••
@SatanLucy
You're an incel saying women are unworthy...again and again

Even if I was incel, what would be your point?

The word "incel" is meaningless because women decide who will be incel.

In simple words, you are blaming me for woman's choice?

Sounds like victim blaming.


I applied AI and statistical probability to conclusively determine that you are an incel with nothing relevant to say about women.


It's not me, it's science.

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#39 •••
@Sidewalker
I applied AI and statistical probability to conclusively determine that you are an incel with nothing relevant to say about women


I am not really sure what's up with you trying to label me as incel.

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#40 •••
@SatanLucy
I applied AI and statistical probability to conclusively determine that you are an incel with nothing relevant to say about women

I am not really sure what's up with you trying to label me as incel.


I'm just providing the requisite context; if you are going to obsessively tell us about women despite the fact that you have no contact whatsoever with women in the real world, then context is necessary for understanding. Because you are completely detached from the real world, the only thing you can be talking about is the abnormal psychology of your internal world. You aren't talking about real women, you are talking about the fantasy role women play in your own personal psychodrama, which is your attempt to substitute for the complete lack of engagement in reality.


It's OK that in your imaginary world you are not an incel, that is stereotypical of the creepy incel fantasy world, and the role women play in your psychodrama is the standard role women play in the disengaged incel mind.


There you go, context.


Now, please tell us more about your bizarre inner world.






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#41 •••
@Sidewalker
if you are going to obsessively tell us about women despite the fact that you have no contact whatsoever with women in the real world


I wouldn't really say that I am obsessive. I am merely doing scientific research.


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#42 •••
@SatanLucy
if you are going to obsessively tell us about women despite the fact that you have no contact whatsoever with women in the real world

I wouldn't really say that I am obsessive. I am merely doing scientific research.


OK, in your internal psychodrama, you are a martial arts master AND a scientist, got it.


How about astronaut, are you an astronaut this week too?

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#43 •••
@Sidewalker
OK, in your internal psychodrama, you are a martial arts master AND a scientist, got it.


I am not sure if I would call myself scientist. A lot of incompetent people carry that title. I merely use true science to understand the world better.

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#44 •••
@Sidewalker

Also, you probably shouldn't do so much online bullying. Bullying is wrong.

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#45 •••
@SatanLucy
OK, in your internal psychodrama, you are a martial arts master AND a scientist, got it.

I am not sure if I would call myself scientist. A lot of incompetent people carry that title. I merely use true science to understand the world better.


Can you teach me to be an astronaut?

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#46 •••
@Debby
Love is in the eyes of the beholder.


Hmmmmmmmm...That's just nonsense.


So the eyes are organic contrivances capable of inputting light waves that are converted into electrochemical signalling and transferred into the brain, where said signals are converted into imagery...The eyes are made up of a seemingly amazing assemblage of goo and love is a widely utilised concept we apply to a variety of sensory derived data...So the eyes are organs of sight and the brain converts what is seen and then beholds the simulated image...All in a chronon...Well perhaps not that quickly.

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#47 •••
@Sidewalker
Can you teach me to be an astronaut?


Yes, I can. tho you must have skills. they dont send just anyone up there.

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#48 •••
@SatanLucy
Can you teach me to be an astronaut?

Yes, I can. tho you must have skills. they dont send just anyone up there.


Can't you teach me the skills?

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#49 •••
@Sidewalker
Can't you teach me the skills?


Of course I can.


We first understand the simple equation: Only people with requirements to become an astronaut will become an astronaut.



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#50 •••
@SatanLucy

I thought you never travelled out of Bosnia. When did you become an astronaut?

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#51 •••
@Debby

I am not an astronaut. I wouldnt want to be. Sounds scary.

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#52 •••
@SatanLucy

So what skills can you teach to help Sidewalker become an astronaut when you are not an astronaut.

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#53 •••
@Debby

Becoming an astronaut is extremely competitive. Agencies like NASA, European Space Agency, and Roscosmos select only a tiny number of people from thousands of applicants. But most agencies require similar things.

1. Education 🎓

You normally need at least a master’s degree in a technical or scientific field such as:

  1. Aerospace Engineering
  2. Mechanical Engineering
  3. Physics
  4. Mathematics
  5. Computer Science
  6. Biology or Medicine

Some astronauts are also medical doctors or test pilots.

2. Work Experience 🧑‍🔬

Typical requirements:

  1. 2–3+ years of professional experience in the field
  2. OR
  3. 1,000+ hours of pilot-in-command time in jet aircraft (for pilot astronauts)

Many astronauts are:

  1. Military test pilots
  2. Engineers
  3. Scientists
  4. Doctors

3. Physical Requirements 💪

Astronauts must pass strict medical tests:

  1. Excellent vision (correctable to normal)
  2. Good blood pressure
  3. Strong cardiovascular health
  4. Ability to handle high G-forces
  5. Ability to live in confined environments

4. Skills and Psychological Traits 🧠

Space agencies look for people who have:

  1. Strong problem-solving ability
  2. Teamwork and communication skills
  3. Ability to stay calm under pressure
  4. High discipline and responsibility

Astronauts train for dangerous missions, so mental stability is critical.

5. Astronaut Training 🚀

After selection, candidates train for 1–2 years. Training includes:

  1. Spacecraft systems
  2. Spacewalking (EVA) in underwater pools
  3. Survival training (desert, ocean, Arctic)
  4. Robotics and docking procedures
  5. Learning Russian (for missions on the International Space Station)

6. Citizenship Requirement 🌍

Most space agencies require citizenship of their region:

  1. NASA → U.S. citizen
  2. European Space Agency → citizen of an ESA member country

Simple path example:

  1. Study physics or engineering at university
  2. Get a master’s or PhD
  3. Gain several years of research or flight experience
  4. Apply to a space agency astronaut program

If you want, I can also explain:

  1. The easiest realistic path to become an astronaut
  2. How long it usually takes (often 10–20 years)
  3. The most common professions astronauts come from 🚀


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#54 •••
@SatanLucy

Wow, that’s a long list one needs to prepare for just to leave this planet.

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