Just now, Gottfrid said:

Fantastic! We are very honored to have such a bright mind as you among us. Did you talk about that you understand people have different ways of looking at things, and that one persons opinion might not correspond with others? Does that mean, you understand that people here post different things? Yet you complain over my posts, when you can just disregard them or fold them under what you just posted you understand. I would suggest that you read a couple of more books and train up that advanced talent you speak about that you own. Have a great day!

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2 minutes ago, fredwiggy said:

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I supposed that would be the answer from such an advanced thinking mind. 😂

I can´t understand what kind of problem you had with my post. It was posted with a lot of sarcasm, highlighting how stupid a person can be for travelling 800-900km in the totally opposite direction. But if you have more problem in the future, just move on.

I'd bet he wasn't top of the class in geography.

9 minutes ago, Gottfrid said:

I supposed that would be the answer from such an advanced thinking mind. 😂

I can´t understand what kind of problem you had with my post. It was posted with a lot of sarcasm, highlighting how stupid a person can be for travelling 800-900km in the totally opposite direction. But if you have more problem in the future, just move on.

You, like others, assume you know the full story or anything about anyone on earth, without truly knowing them. That's a problem. Sarcasm is fine unless it's there to think you're somehow superior to others. Everyone can laugh at themselves at times, and along with others, but some use sarcasm to hurt others, and think they're better because someone makes a mistake, which all humans do. Using emojis also is a way of belittling in a subtle way. Joking around is necessary. Doing things to think you're superior to them isn't. When you reach perfection, then you can downgrade others, but if that ever happened, which it won't, a person with intelligence doesn't need to hurt others but to help with his superior knowledge. And don't tell me to lighten up, because I've heard this kind of sarcasm all my life, and it is usually only there to hurt. You've shown ignorance a number of times, yet I won't call you stupid, because only know you from here. A person can do some dumb things and still be smart. You can't tell unless you know them a long time.

2 minutes ago, fredwiggy said:

You, like others, assume you know the full story or anything about anyone on earth, without truly knowing them. That's a problem. Sarcasm is fine unless it's there to think you're somehow superior to others. Everyone can laugh at themselves at times, and along with others, but some use sarcasm to hurt others, and think they're better because someone makes a mistake, which all humans do. Using emojis also is a way of belittling in a subtle way. Joking around is necessary. Doing things to think you're superior to them isn't. When you reach perfection, then you can downgrade others, but if that ever happened, which it won't, a person with intelligence doesn't need to hurt others but to help with his superior knowledge. And don't tell me to lighten up, because I've heard this kind of sarcasm all my life, and it is usually only there to hurt.

Looks like your premium mindset and advanced way of thinking are the standard here, which makes you decide when people do little bit too much and when it´s ok, right? Just crawl back now. You are making a joke of yourself.

37 minutes ago, Gottfrid said:

Looks like your premium mindset and advanced way of thinking are the standard here, which makes you decide when people do little bit too much and when it´s ok, right? Just crawl back now. You are making a joke of yourself.

It's actually you that's looking the fool, and sadly, you'll never understand why. There are things in life that make a person a human. The way they treat others is the most important one. When you study psychology, as many do, you get to understand why people do what they do. It's from ingrained habits taught from childhood. An example would be a man who cheats on or abuse his wife or girlfriend. Usually he saw this in his own father while he was young. If he didn't have a father, that means his role model could have been peers who did the same things, which he thought was normal. 

 

People become dictators because they were either abused, neglected or both in childhood, and violence and control is all they know, so they use this inbred narcissism against everyone else they come across, as it's a way to vent their anger from their childhood onto others. A way of revenge, although it isn't used on the original perpetrator but innocents, which is wrong. But they don't know any better, because their mindset is of a toddler who needs to get their own way, to control, because all they know was control . 

 

Others become politicians, because power is the big controller. When they get their way, they strengthen that feeling of superiority, although they are actually little boys with a low self esteem. I don't judge others. They show what they really are by their actions. No one is any better than anyone else in this world, no matter how much they have, own or how much power they have. Some are just better persons than others, shown by their actions and ability to help others. Assuming never works. It only shows close mindedness. There's a huge difference between defending yourself or others, and putting people down just because it makes you feel better about yourself.

A "backpacker" taking private cars to whatever far destination....a lot has changed since I was backpacking in the late '90's here and then...

 

Does Jack only pack thick jumpers when he visits tropical islands?

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