Nothing much worse than what I have encountered in person. Just more incredibly boring people. But it's not like it's a problem for me, I move past it pretty quickly. It's not what I'm on the internet for, so I don't pay much attention to it when I encounter it.

In fact, it's much worse in person, because there's more opportunity and chance to start believing that somebody has worth to you and then to be betrayed or disillusioned.. everything on the internet has a more fleeting nature usually, so really, the internet is much more benign in that sense then the reality you encounter in person.

Ultimately, it's just people and machines on the internet. At least for now, at least for the most part. The Boogeymen in my mind are incomprehensibly much worse, hundreds and thousands of times worse than the worst people out there. You can't be angry at psychopaths and retards. And people like Stalin are aplenty. It's just that few get the opportunity to do what he did. Probably just another psychopath anyway. Ultimately the worse person is the one that makes you want to kill yourself out of sheer boredom of even knowing they exist. Psychopaths. Just boring ass shitty people in general.

Why? Do you think knowing that by contrast informs you about the most inspiring things in life / on the internet?
People can be inspiring. Not so much machines. They are just machines. But people can be inspiring. However I wouldn't say that that's necessarily the most inspiring thing in this world. Have you seen the sky? And not just the things you can receive through your senses. There is quite some magic in this world dude. You don't need to know people to know that. And while the internet does connect us to some of it (through the screens and audio systems), it's the direct experience that will blow your mind. Ultimately, as I said most of the magic is not even received through the senses. It's in between the lines.

daniel pearl beheading video, mostly because i was only like 10 at the time i saw it.

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Within the last minute? I just went to 7chan.net by accident and it was a parked domain. It was a horrific experience

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>>837279

The truth, you expect everything you come across online to be a lie or bullshit so when you finally see the truth its the worst thing youll see.

>>837279
i can't really say this out loud

>>837279
103 year old woman's vagina ultra high resolution

>>837579
Most women have scary vaginas regardless of age

I saw a cartel gore video where a pitbull ate a dudes dick and balls clean off and then they hacked him up with machetes

>>837961
Damn, that's kinda fucked up

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>>837279
russians slowly killing a homeless woman in the forest with a hammer to the head, had seen so much gore, and that made me not tolerate gore from then on

>>837356
wishper it

>>837961
i both want and absolutely do NOT want to see this, and now i'm old enough and mature enough to know that i shouldn't see it.
i watched gore videos when 7chan was still a baby, and it traumatized me.
hearing a person getting their head hacked off with a machete, taking plenty of slices to completely remove it, all the while his screams and yells and cries turning to gurgles of his own blood was enough to make me need therapy.
lucky for me, i was poor and couldn't afford therapy, so i'm sure it's at least a part of why i'm pretty worthless to society now.

>>837964
Damn lawless Russians. Was it for fun or something personal? Torturing people ain't right. Yet throughout the ages people have been attracted to doing it. I think it's a power thing. It makes them feel powerful. I think that's the main thing. But I haven't seen the video and I think as many as there are people, so many there are reasons for this kind of stuff, you know what I mean.

>What's the worst thing you've saw or found on the internet?

Liru.

>>837968
He's not the worst, but I think it's fair to say that he's not a great guy.

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>>837967
I think they were some sort of skin heads, I think it is common for them to kill poor people, but these fucks were insulting her as they were slowly killing them, absolute nightmare fuel

>>837972
Would you say it was inspirational in any way or is it something you would have rather never seen and now just prefer to hide and compartmentalize rather than integrate into your understanding of fellow humans (and your relationships thus then?

I've seen a fair number of executions, but it didn't make me want to quit watching gore, it's just that the novelty wore off and most of what I wanted to learn from it I think I did.
I wouldn't say it was particularly disturbing, but I guess one that stands out in my mind is when I think it was some Chechen soldiers that slit the throats of some Russian POWs. Or the other way around. But they were laughing. I think quite genuinely. It struck me as extraordinary, because of how detached from your own mortality you have to be to genuinely be having fun from it. I mean I can understand it from anger or from a power(lessness) trip, but some guys were shouting/crying for mom, which, you know, that's cool, he had a nice mom I guess, were close, but yeah, mocking and laughing is pretty disturbing. I don't regret watching any of it, but I did loose interest, because mostly I think it's just people in really bad places that perpetuate that shit. Not particularly inspiring and not particularly enlightening. I've seen enough to know the range of experience is real wide. Mostly because of drugs. People are relatively boring. Although they do venture to some dark places that are a bit extraordinary in that sense. Like in the video you mentioned. Something about blunt object damage feels less desirable.

The one I mentioned stood out for me because I once died myself... And while dying I was laughing. Out of the sheer ignorance of their own mortality of those guys in the video. Probably the hardest I ever laughed in my life, it was actually just screaming, from the outside perspective, but I knew I was laughing. At that moment I was very aware of my own mortality. So the whole thing was truly hilarious. Until I was laughing no more... And that was just the beginning....

But I'm just having a discussion here, this is not an answer to the OP. It's hard for me to answer it. I think the machinery of the universe can be much scarier than... Much more disturbing than anything a human can do. But those words are not really descriptive enough. But it's outside of the scope of this thread. I'm not a doomer, but I've felt and known the feelings of Doom in quite a pure form. And in some ways that is the worst, but I would only say that in the sub-breakthrough experiences.. beyond that, it's really hard to put your finger on anything. But the universe is a big and a rather strange place. Our home. It's interesting.

But yeah, if I really think about it, probably the people... Is my answer to OP. People in really bad places mentally. But not psychopaths. Just people in really bad places. It can shock you if you yourself haven't gone through a wide enough range to appreciate just how wide the human experience is. But anyhow, that's not the most spicy stuff, is it? That's not the most interesting aspect of humanity, is it?
I guess I'm contradicting myself a little bit. By first saying that there's nothing much extraordinary about humans except for how extraordinarily bad they sometimes are... No, I guess I take that back. If that was really the case, I wouldn't be interested in humanity. So there goes my own compartmentalization. I like the beauty and the creativity. There is some of that here. People can tune into some pretty interesting things and energies. So you know, yeah, I guess it's pretty extraordinary. It's hard to tell what is my own and what is truly coming from the outside. It's easy to disown all of that execution type stuff. But when I'm inspired by music for example... It's my own feeling that I'm generating, but it's nonetheless inspired by the creativity and imagination of someone else. But yeah, long story short, I do like people. There is extraordinary and magical among us. In us.

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>>837973
>Would you say it was inspirational in any way(..)
in retrospective I kinda prefer to have seen it, idk, it was extremely cruel to me to insult someone while your slowly and gradually cracking her skull open, fucking radical, you know the cartel execution with a chainsaw? that made me lul, but this kinda clicked a switch in me and noped the fuck out of going out of my way to watch gore vids
>rest
tell us why were you laughing while dying, that sounds interesting as fuck

>extra
something that really struck me as "you fucking piece of shit" is being interned in a psychiatric, and one patient leaving his room going to the main ... shared room? where all the locos gather, turning the TV of with mustic high as fuck volume and leaving for his room.
In my mind this dude was trying to fuck over all the crazies, in a way that, if crazies feel worse I have bigger chances of going out sooner. That to me is, well makes me rage fucking hard at that piece of shit scum.

>>837979
>tell us why were you laughing while dying, that sounds interesting as fuck
Well, I explained it actually. But I got to go now, I didn't read your whole message. I will probably get back to you on this if I feel like there's something to add.

A woman trapped in a burning car, and a woman getting her head bashed in with a baseball bat. There worse stuff out there but I never had the courage to watch it.

>>837973
Humans are easily manipulated into doing horrible things while thinking they are doing good, I think that would be a good summary of the history of mankind

>>837986
Ha. Okokok. Well, I'm not very big on raging myself, but okok.

As for why I was laughing. As I said, I was super aware of my mortality at the time. And I remembered the whole situation with the Russians and Chechens and it's just the lack of awareness of death of one party while the other was facing their own. Just struck me as something hysterical. Any cruelty there took the back seat as these niggers were literally WITNESSING death yet remaining blissfully unaware of their own. Just something about it and my own situation at the time... Oh and I was on very high dose of Ayahuasca (just the come up) and i smoked like 5-10 bowls in rapid succession too. By the time I was finished smoking all the gates started opening up. I started laughing/screaming and then I left for other worlds. This was just the .. before even the beginning. Because the beginning was when it started cycling with increasing complexity, exponentially, with a common thread, like the trip already knew where it was going, it's hard to explain. But yeah, I don't think I ever laughed this hard in my life. I screamed my lungs out.
Well until I was faced with my own death, very viscerally. Then the cycles went less and less laugh, more and more grim reaper face until eventually there was no more laughter, just a silent recognition that I really did it this time.................. ..

Is all good tho brugh

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>>837989
cool story bro, in a non ironic way, worth the read

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>>837279
Crows are the worst.

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>>837995