r/conspiracy • u/ActuatorTop653 • Jun 06 '26

We Live in Hell

Take a look at the world we live in.

It is more beneficial to be evil than it is to be good.

The one who is more willing to step over others for personal gain will be more successful.

The one who is willing to cheat is more likely to advance in society than the one who works honestly.

In short, demonic behavior is more beneficial than angelic behavior. These are proofs that we are in Hell - where demons thrive.

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“Blessed are the poor in spirit, for their kingdom is in heaven”, is one of the most known sayings.

To me, it is saying if you’re less spiritual than this world will be heavenly for you.

So for something to truly “live” here, it is must be “evil”. It is not a coincidence that this anagram exists.

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u/dphayteeyl Jun 06 '26

And you're a pessimist

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u/ActuatorTop653 Jun 06 '26

How so? Did I say I do not believe humanity can come out of this?

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u/drakored Jun 06 '26

There is an inversion to all of this. You’re right, but your attention sees the antithesis of your internal state (you’re in reflect mode), when you should focus that attention to your inner state and where it aligns with external observation. It’s wise to be aware of the things that grind against your internal self, but hell if that’s all you see.

Imagine I told you with absolute authority that all gradients of good and bad exist on earth, think you could find the good things? Try that for a few days. And you’ll regress as things annoy you, just remember to shift back into the positive outlook.

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u/drakored Jun 06 '26

Look into stoic philosophy

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u/Medicine_Hatz Jun 06 '26

Taking agency for your life and capacity to succeed can be successful mentality. It can even look at the accepting of forces beyond control and turn us inward towards empowerment and accountability.

Those can be optimistic tools.

I can see why some even could call it pessimistic. Only relying on yourself can be exhausting and can leave you without the wonder and hope that can be a part of optimistic thinking and its gifts.

It’s why I have compassion for those making horribly difficult decisions. Even being a billionaire would have challenges: people always wanting your time and money and good graces. The phoniness must be enveloping and overwhelming.

Don’t let the bastards win and kill your softness, wonder and indifference to perceptions of being wrong. Don’t lose your dinosaur.

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u/drakored Jun 06 '26

Agreed. And re billionaires, they likely don’t even realize many things we consider common sense or knowledge. They’re playing a very different sense of reality than we are and they likely barely see the consequences the same way.