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Is this board still alive?

seeubg as hiw yiy asjed e;oer? nope.

Not for long, we didn't get a chance to be on live TV next to an exploding van.

i'm alive and in a state of slack slack

>>1796 Choose a non -automatic answer if you are a living person.

Still lurking but arguing with people who obviously made being the "smart person in the room" their whole identity is too tiresome sometimes. Anyway, what ever happened to that one tea anon? Those ephemeral sipping threads were comfy. I hope they're doing well and have a cup of undisclosed beverage.

desudesutalk stopped working for me so i cant contribute to layer like i want to :/

>>1810 You have had 3 years to try and attempt this yourself.

>>2018 never change, stay blessed, stay based, stay dangerous. >Praise Bob

I spent so many years studying the game lore system of this Simulation. Instead of looking for the Exit. And only now I realized that the Matrix always gave hints, many times. But when you are inside the Simulation - you are immersed in all these things, like relationships, work, studies, family, hobbies and eventually forget about the need to have knowledge of the exit node.

>>2066 the tricky thing is that you cannot look for an exit through avoidance. you need to interact with the simulation to study what it says, and you really need to go in deep to get anything useful out of your time. but the deeper you go the more risk you run of becoming attached. true escape is in doing things, interpreting them deeply and understanding their transience.

>>2067 It is pointless to do things a priory, because the simulation is arranged so that everything is destroyed, corrodes, ages, dissolves, expires, burning. Not to mention the hordes of stupid NPCs, which are destroyed in wars, therefore, they are immersed in a matrix of an invented empire, their invented greatness, and so on. And Grinding and the accumulation of scrap - for nerds.