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the year is again 2007, post things you wish you had done instead of cranking that soulja boy like a noob
>hard mode
not my mum
>impossible mode
investing into x stock/commodity/asset

for me it would be being more assertive with everything and everyone, in particular rejecting dumbass decisions and "advice" that my parents forced on me and significantly impacted my development, opportunities and overall position in life.
>>313378 (OP) 
I'm not assuming that I'm in control of my life so I'd do the same shit I did before, or did I?
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>>313380
>free will is a spook, if it were 2007 I'd still be cranking that soulja boy like a mf
>t. anon
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>>313381
Free will is a meme your actions are determined by your genetics and therefore things will end up the same anyways the end times of the universe are predetermined
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I am a zoomzoom, i was merely a little child in 2007. What was 2007 like?
i didnt crank soljaboy that was some normalfag shit like youtube
>be more assertive
thats some ted talk tier advice
>>313378 (OP) 
No one gives a damn, boomer.
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>>313407
r/okbuddyretard
>Watch your thoughts, they become your words; 
>watch your words, they become your actions; 
>watch your actions, they become your habits; 
>watch your habits, they become your character; 
>watch your character, it becomes your destiny.
The part about words and actions is rather strained, because people can say lots of wishful things about themselves and they will stay that way regardless, new year declarations and such. I  like the part about character becoming destiny though. Attributed to some ancient famous chink.
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>>313429
And here comes that can of worms, which part of your personality is innate and which is attained, lol. Favorite subject of navel gazing in general.
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>>313430
>your personality is innate
Most of it, lel
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>>313518
If you say so.
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Zoomer so there's not much I could've done in an overprotective household, half measure mix of what I would realistically be capable of and the knowledge I have now.
>enjoy and suck in the zeitgeist I lived in as much as I could instead of wishing it was the 90s
>call out my parents for their manipulation and not get my tongue tied into impotent brooding because I couldn't defend myself
>spend time in the woods behind my house
>not be a pussy
>not be a Nintoddler
>not be a spazz
>finish more of the games I owned
>not consume any Red 40, aspartame, tap water, corn syrup, so on
>attempt to take people seriously instead of treating them like obstacles or something to be gamed
>take my life
>use the internet for more than video sites and talk to people on forums
>stop being embarrassed, and ask my parents if I can hang out with other kids (they wanted to talk their parents first)
>allow myself to listen to more music than metal and boomer rock, and actually listen to more albums by artists I "liked" than just a few songs, I hardly listened to full albums until I graduated secondary school
>bend the rules more and watch shows I wasn't allowed to
>I liked the community college in town so hang out there more
>read more books I guess
>get a film camera and take pictures
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Kill my father.
>>313610
Being a zoomer is fine so long as you aren't a prick like >>313403
Recognizing that you missed the best decades is a good sign.
>use the internet for more than video sites and talk to people on forums
Already by the 2010s it was much more difficult to use the internet for more than that.
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2007 was great.  Was still getting off the Magipoka 2006 high with a ton of other memorable series.  Went to Japan, drank alot, traveled, had experiences.   I know nothing about music post 1997 or so and never really listened to it.  Was in military/navy too but got out before Kantai Collection came out.  Figures.  

You know, i didnt even get into anime till I was late in the military and much older.  In the 90s it was always weird crap.  I was a big nerd/trekkie but I never gave anime a chance.  Oh well, everything finished up ok and I am very well off.  Not well off as I could have been but I have properties, land and two homes and lots of passive income coming in from my investments.  

Never trust your family guys.  Never trust your older sister/brother to do the right thing after a parent dies.  Other than that, count your blessings.
The past wasn't as good as you remember. I'd rather go 100s of years into the future, and kill myself if whites didn't established territory and died off, or live in the civilization of white people that escaped the cycle.
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>>313638
No, it was definitely as good as I remember, because the present sucks that much ass. The only bad thing about it is my father.
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>>313639
You were a child, and 2007 was well into modernity
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>>313640
Umm, actually 2007 is post-modernity, sweetie
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>>313642
>sweetie
Nigger
And I'm using modernity as a state of being, not a point in time
>>313646
Monkey cow
>>313642
>sweetie
bait
>>313429
That reminds me of Heraclitus supposedly saying similar things. Supposedly, because I know zilch about ancient Greek, I struggle even with the letters.
>The phrase ἦθος ἀνθρώπῳ δαίμων (ethos anthropoi daimon) is attributed to Heraclitus. It is variously translated as "a man's character is his fate", "character is destiny", or perhaps most literally as "a man's character is his guardian divinity." The word ethos means "character", while daimon has various meanings, one of which being "the power controlling the destiny of individuals: hence, one's lot or fortune."
Something totally incompatible with later christianity, I guess. Because that daimon would be surely interpreted as a demon, devil, etc. Quite retarded to stray that much from the original intent, right? Everything has to be made about a single god instead, lol. Predestination in its various flavors. Not much of Heraclitus' legacy had survived the Middle Ages, I guess because of conflicting with their sensibilities too much. I guess he might fit better with imageboard contrarians, lol. Or some Zen enthusiasts.
>Heraclitus did not seem to like the prevailing religion of the time, criticizing the popular mystery cults, blood sacrifice, and prayer to statues.
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>>313615
>Recognizing that you missed the best decades is a good sign.
They weren't that great, every decade since the end of the war has just been an egotistic waste. What did I miss? MTV when it was good? The only thing was legitimately better was the internet. Compared to Obamaworld it was a white man's paradise, people were more authentic, and I did hold a lot of nostalgia for Gen X and millenial youth but recently I could no longer deny that it was sufficiently vacuous as life is right now. In fact the youth are better depending where you look; no sneaker-scuffing latchkey or emo millenial had a mind for anything beyond what they were fed on the radio and TV and the peak of poison food that was probably on par with boomers inhaling leaded gasoline and asbestos in its own way. Picking over the coals of the past isn't a viable sociopolitical mode at this point.
>>313682
I'd be a misanthrope too with a name like this: Hera-clitus, lol
Do a nother Third Reich
>>313378 (OP) 
/ss/ing my teacher
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>>322212
You'll post shit like this then throw a tantrum over lolishit. Guess it was projection all along.
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>>313378 (OP) 
2007. I guess I'd just not waste any time playing videogames. I have this memory of my dad asking if I wanted to go for a walk and me saying no because I wanted to play my game more.

I still feel emotional pain from this. I do not remember what I "accomplished" in my game that day. What a waste.
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>>322221
get?
Well chances are you wouldn't have remember the walk either.
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>>322222
Oh yes, get indeed.
>>322222
I might have. Even if I didn't, it would have been the more noble choice. We play these strong or noble characters in videogames because we aspire to be strong or noble. Yet the power trip is addictive and pulls us away from the meaningful things like our family and life. I wish I went on that walk, but the experience taught me to never blow someone off to play videogames. So it wasn't all useless.
>i'm OLD
>and GAY!!!!!!!
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>>313383
Determined by physics.
Nostalgia is not healthy
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>>322233
>Full boat get
Also;
>16 in 2007
>OLD...

AHHHHaHHAHahahHahahahahahhHHAAAaaAAaa!!
oK faggot.
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the cringest thing millennials did was make a death metal band then make a music video where they get super powers and do the posessed eye looking up thing like their some hardcore based god
t. was gonna shit up the millennial hate thread but better this shit one instead
>>322216
not your boogeyman faggot
>>322236
Considering that things get objectively worse each month now, nostalgia seems completely normal. Reveling in the clownish present is a sign of some sort of neurological disorder.
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>>313378 (OP) 
I should have gotten a MD.
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>>322259
It is cope that provides no utility,
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>>322279
Okay autist.
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>>322281
What does it do? It doesn't provide comfort because it makes you long for something you can't have, and it isn't a goal, it is simply a form of desire that can never be quenched, and I think it is a shitty adaptation for when your environment changes too quickly.
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>>322283
Nostalgia drives us to preserve the good things in the world.
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...mother
Cherish my memories more, I was born at 2005.
>>322284
The fuck are you trying to preserve, the times the rot had not gotten as deep? 
Your like a man who's legs had been septic for a while, but you don't want your legs cut off and are wanting it to stay below the knees.
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I would spoil japan time for everyone and shatter the delusional psyches of everyone on smashboards.
>>322373
The pristine valley, the untouched woods around my childhood home. The clear stream, the memories of a good father. The high trust community that once existed in a lovely rural place before suburban developers destroyed it. 
Nostalgia literally is a word used first in the late middle ages to describe the desire of soldiers to return home. Nostalgia is one of the primary pillars of nationalism, it is the foundation of emotions and values that create a high trust community. Nostalgia is the harmless face of a powerful desire to preserve and protect the things which made our youth meaningful. In its full form, men have died and killed for it.
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>>313615
>Being a zoomer is fine so long as you aren't a prick
This is true.
T.Gexxer
After the Boomers all die off, we're gonna need ALL of us and (hopefully) the skillz each gen can contribute to build something out of the antagonistic wastelands that are inevitable at this point.
I'd say there are only about 10% in each gen worth a damn for this, but 3% was enough to start the revolutionary war in the colonies.
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>>322648
This.
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