Comments by "Absol StoryofFiction" (@absolstoryoffiction6615) on "Psychiatrist Reacts to: "Therapy does nothing"" video.

Healing by medicine is a design for faulty machines. It makes sense, given the situation. However, to heal people beyond what technology can offer. One must always write down the details even if it seems irrelevant to the situation. But the road can be dark and not many people can handle the path. Well... I am being objective about it, but sometimes, even when the answers are in your hands. One still stands before the abyssal tower. Regardless, every fate is different and every destiny is woven in time... Yes... Time is the equaliser for the human mind. Internal or external; controllable or volatile; every machine requires its own parts to function. In the end... Sometimes people must live with their faulty body. Sometimes the solution is as simple as nature. Sometimes the only path is the abyss. The choice is only for the individual or for the slayer. Hopefully, such a choice can be made by one's hand alone. There is no fault. There is no sorrow. Only acceptance for the machines of Earth... Or at least, I know it as such. Being earnest and being considerate toward yourself, is all anyone needs to start from. As for the future, I'll leave it up those who still exist. May all things last for a time. Then another shall take its place. Until the final Fate arrives... Harbinger of the End... My final creation.
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@HeroEmiya It's difficult to speak normally when eternities of existences is a heavy hand to carry. It's like watching the world, knowing how it will end, while not being able to intervene in any real way... Not that it matters. I observe a repeating world until the end rewrites history. Inevitably, humanity will be given the choice, if they survive long enough. For now, humans are better off living like ants.
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@HeroEmiya Extinction is the test... I hope mankind impresses me in the end.
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@carlspringer7024 My speech isn't too ancient nor too modern. It is still English within America but simple words cannot explain complex contexts. Thus, what I say usually has other contexts at play. Unless I'm being blunt; however, my wording is not always straight forward. Regardless, it's in my earnest, even if my word structuring sounds divergent at times.
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@matthewmullin8168 I can't tell if that's a joke or the genuine article. But I digress.
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@mars_ffs My way of speech is rather old, but not ancient. Still, sometimes being blunt cannot explain the entire context.
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@carlspringer7024 I always do.
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It depends on what "happiness" truly is toward the individual... Sometimes, the act of living is merely a prison for the soul. And I don't mean this in the criminal or the corrupted government sense of the understanding.
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@carlspringer7024 It's my first... But it's an old speech of English.
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@hiiragii A human who has been to the end of the journey... Yet, mankind is far away from my present time. Yes... I am human... But this existence is not my own. Not that humanity will understand. They will have to learn of their Fate on their own, if they do not end on Earth. Still... I have no anchor to this world. But I'm fine if mankind cannot last long.
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@ETBrooD Half objectivity, half subjectivity, and the lingering falsities... Like most things in life.
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@ETBrooD For lawyers... It's set in stone. For psychiatrists... In the genuine sense, religion is better for healing and this reality is better for the objective truth.
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@hiiragii Human as I am. Mankind is not my people. It is this reason as to why I observe their existence. In the end, your kin will either be worth this sector of the cosmos, or... Humanity might as well be but a forgettable memory. Regardless, it is the future of your species who are in Death's Gambit. Do not disappoint me when the World's End arrives... If mankind can even last that long. Just like those before and after this species. May this version of humanity prove me otherwise.
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@ScoffMathews It's simply cold hard data and equations for outcomes. If people hate it, then they should return to their makers. The same is said about laws and human constructs. However, in regard to the human mind. There is a line between objective truths and indistinguishable futures.
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Logically speaking, there are no wrong answers. Only outcomes... In regard to humans, they are not machines despite their design.
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@101 And what does that make you? An NPC?
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@aliceliddell8413 True... As long as you can maintain the "normal" state of the body. Then not much else is needed... Maintain a balance.
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@danielpiche2346 Even if choosing happiness, is to choose death... What can one connect to? If their world they live in, is not their own... I'm sure there are reasons to exist, but immortality is no different to the mind of the temporary. When there are no anchors for the individual to connect themselves toward this very world... Then such a world is merely a memory to be erased by time itself. "Who are we to the Lord of Time?... Eon."
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@georgewillow112 Sometimes life is death... Just like the materialists of mankind.
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@Thomas_6997 There are levels of being "happy" in the truest sense. But not all of it is a happy ending. As for mankind, their strife still burns in blood... I find that amusing.
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@ninjacats1647 Wasting time to just be happy... Unfortunately, I have the fate of humanity to attend. May this species prove me wrong or they can end just like the others... Time after time again... But I digress... The cosmos can always be overwritten. Humans live for such a small life and for temporary futures... I don't fault the machine... It's a pain to just observe this species without intervention, but I have no other choice. If anything, at least this world shall end like the rest... Their souls are not mine to carry.
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@RedtsunamiTed Sometimes, one finds their own fate by avoiding it... Under normal circumstances, being objective about the situation is better for the long run. But even if the path is clear, not every outcome is a happy ending... Between the simple and the complex. It is no different to the content of humanity in its purity outside of their insatiable desire at times.
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