Is there a bigger waste of time than metaphysics? I mean, it takes smarts and all, but none of it is real. Ghosts: a myth. Color: an illusion. The core of metaphysics can't exist. What was it even called again? It matters so little to me that I haven't even asked Grok, nor have I asked ChatGPT. I have previously said 'death to magic ', and now I want a death to metaphysics. Yes, we evolved abstract intelligence, but for when logic fails. Abstraction is for the logically feeble, and at its end exists no meaning. I see it as no paradox: if I could give up my abstract intelligence for logic, I'd take it any day. Death to the abstract. Death to the abstract. Nothing is beyond physics. Metaphysics is just superstition with a tight bow. I don't care how logically superior metaphysicists have been to me—metaphysics is an abstraction, a waste of time; and is a degeneracy that must be stomped out. Even talk of anti-religion isn't good enough, for that's just part of the problem. Metaphysics needs to die.
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- Comment from author about the poem: I've stopped believing in metaphysics upon learning what is at its core, and Aristotle would agree. I see abstraction as an enemy of thought—intellectual dribble. God is an abstraction of nature. Nature is an abstraction of that that is. Half the mind, even creativity, was evolved because we lack the ability to have proper logic. I'm no logician, and I am not able to be what I now desire. I laugh, I feel, etc. and I know I shouldn't. Those who believe in the abstract are often believe that it is literal, not a guise; minds are feeble—abstract thought is proof. The fact that I enjoy shows that I'm weak.
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I was socially conditioned to be normal by my school. I didn't need those classes. They gave me skills that made me pick up on things that are alien to me. If I was allowed to stay awkward, I'd be better off. I am not ignorant of the fact that I passed high school because of them, but because I started developing neurologic atrophy when I was 14. I want more logic.
I can't help but believe I'm philosophically wrong.
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