The Rubinshteinic Description of Unbreakable Will
- Mr. Tomasio Rubinshtein
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I would say, in humanity, there is some unbreakable element that makes us so special, and I would call that hope or a belief in something better. It's something that drives us. -- Richard Sammel
As a teenager, I honed my will by going to ruthless walks across the city I lived in. I felt that the conventional world wasn't for me, and that I was meant spend this life largely alone, as a hermit.
After mentally surviving so much trauma and after saving people from their own hands, my will has become unbreakable. An unbreakable will is something you cannot surpass. It challenges the notion that our will is free.
It is our choice to deny ourselves of our will. However, when your will turns unbreakable, the rules of the game of life change. You have no masters, no rulers but yourself. You turn a difficult person, a person which cannot compromise for he cannot break his own will. However, other people cannot break his will, either.
When you cannot break your own will, you become a slave to it. You begin to not have the heartlessness to do certain things. It makes you a force to be reckoned with should you choose the path of the societal world, and a hermit, should you choose the path of the truly good person. I chose the latter. My unbreakable will makes me be a good person. Too good for this world, a selfless man who gives away his articles for free.
My unbreakable will dictates me to help people. Help, improve this world passively, as I live my life and rest.
Having an unbreakable will makes people despair from you, as they realize they cannot bend you to their own will. Should they have a desire to control you, you will become a threat to them, and they would want you away from their presence.
My unbreakable will allowed me to do so much good in this world. I will always want to rectify the world using this website. There is no stopping me for I cannot even stop myself. I will always need an outlet to contribute to this world. Contributing to this world is what my un-breakable will dictates me to do.
I see how the world is, and I feel bad for this world. Just like my late master felt, for her will was unbreakable as well. I have turned to be this world's rebel, with the keyboard as my weapon and my Philosocom Empire as my rebellious platform for moral rectification.
Some of the people who wrote for me, I saved from their own hands. I didn't have the heartlessness to forsake them when they were distressed.
I have let go of many of them because I chose to forsake this world a second time, giving away much of my power over others, and returning to be a lone article craftsman just like I've been years ago.
By giving people, a place on my site, I have redeemed my own darkness and have returned to my empathic roots. The more I helped people, the more my heart grew, and the more I have recovered from my ailments.
By continuing Philosocom, I choose to continue helping people under my own terms.
I was born an empath. A creature of light. The conventional world had made me dark, and Philosocom is how I restore the darkness away from my soul, just like the tale of Sisyphus and the rock.
To hell with this world for making my heart so dark! To hell with catering to it! This world has forsaken my grandmother, so I forsake this world. In my eyes, a twisted world is worth rectifying, with all my heart.
Truth be told, and unfortunately, most people are too weak to rebel against this world. They, in defeatism, understand that there is no justice in this world, so they continue to lead lives of misery; never becoming their ideal selves.
I bended myself to my own unbreakable will, letting my will decide for me. I want to continue building this article empire of not for power or evil but for good. I don't have the heartlessness to do otherwise.
Societies require you to surpass yourself for the sake of others, on a regular basis, in the form of jobs you hate. In many societies, passion is not encouraged but submission. This is why people go out and demonstrate their protests for what they hold dear to their hearts.
I sabotaged my life as an academic to become the ruler of Philosocom. Glad I did. If I didn't do the things I've done, people would've died by the power of despair. I don't have the heartlessness to be evil. When you have an unbreakable will, there are just some things you cannot do, based on the will of your heart.
I am too passionate for a better world than this one to cater. I cannot surpass myself. I will always want to help people and be a good person.
My will is unbreakable. My energy levels are high. I am glad I have forsaken this world, which made some of my writers want to take their own lives. I feel bad for this world, which makes people do such things. A world like that is truly a horrible place to live in.
More and more people should hone their wills to do otherwise. To stay away from the herd. To become loners and hermits. Societies are made for you to obey them, irrespective of your hopes and dreams. This makes the lives of many miserable.
I choose to develop my own will to the point it is unbreakable. There is no going back from my ruthless training. If there is no afterlife, then you have only one life to live. And life is too short to be living it for people who don't care for you. For your hopes and dreams, for your ideals.
If you won't live for your ideals, no one will!
The unexamined life is not worth living, in the opinion of Socrates, and that is why he rebelled against Athens in the form of challenging the populace's knowledge. He lived life under his own terms, so he decided to be gone out the way he did -- drinking the poisonous wine he was given at the Athenian jail.
I have examined my life and examined the life of others many times. That's why I decided to become a hermit. This world is not worth catering to. The more you cater to this world, the more you give this world its doom. The more you cater to systems that fail, the more you contribute to their failure.
A world built on catering, instead of passion, is a world that lets itself be oppressed by the evil of a small, minor elite.
Observe as rich CEOs don't give away their wealth to those who need it. Observe as much of the world's wealth is given to only a small elite. The rich only get richer and more people become poor.
This is a mad world, and I wasn't able to take it anymore, back when I was learning for my first degree. I wanted to do what I wanted. I grew a stubborn man who does whatever he wants. And whatever he wants is always good.
People are meant to be free from oppression, but their weak will puts them under the tyranny of manipulators who want nothing but power and wealth. People are meant to follow their passions, but they give it up because they believe there is no other way but to cater. My own will is strong, but since it intimidates people, I choose Philosocom to march forward and help this world be better.
I turned from a dark anti-villain to a hero that saved people by helping them believe in themselves. I don't want to save anymore. I just want to be a good person. I have sacrificed enough of my sanity to save people. I choose to just be a lone article craftsman, and use my unbreakable will to rectify the world that way.
Having an unbreakable will is an asset with reasoning that is often irrespective of societies. It makes you highly competent but only in specific ways. When you develop your will to be unbreakable, you become like a beast amongst men and women, a wild card, a mad genius and so on.
Education systems aren't meant to build strong philosophers but weak-minded workers. The education system failed me. I am glad I developed my will to be unbreakable, because this world had failed. A world that makes lives miserable is not a world worth catering to.
Thus, should you have the chance to sabotage your current life, you should consider doing it. To see the change, you want to see in the world, you need to embody your philosophy, not merely preach it.
And I choose to live according to a rectified world. My ethics are intuitive and advanced, in a world that is depraved of morality, and has decided to put greed and selfishness above all.
Such a world can go to hell. By sabotaging my life as an academic, I have forged my own path in life, like a Nietzschean Overman. Like a self-sovereign, my life is my own to lead under my unbreakable will.
I believe it is better to be a slave to your own will than to the wills of those who couldn't care less for you. And the only way this is possible is by allowing your will to sabotage your life. To be mad and not be able to take your current life anymore.
To live a life of unbreakable will, you need to let it break the current life you're leading.
My own unbreakable will sabotaged my life as an academic and I am glad it did. Ever since my ruthless training I marched to my own drum, finding myself largely alone, despite saving people.
I am fully recovered from my ailments, caused by the conventional world, and I seek to rectify this world with all my heart.
Life is too short to spend it on the wills of other people! If you so desire, hone your will to become unbreakable, and who knows where it will find you? Certainly, in a better place than your current one!
Fire yourself from your job! Quit whatever is currently going on in your life, if you dare! Be mad and be unable to take it anymore! Retire from whatever brings you misery, if your will is strong enough for it!
Imagine how happy you would be if your will was strong enough to sabotage whatever is going on in your life that brings you misery. Just imagine if you were mad enough that you couldn't take it anymore!
Where there is a will, there is a way! Survival always finds a way, as long as the will is strong enough!
To hell with this world! I want to carve a better one through my writings. That's what my unbreakable spirit dictates me to do!
And it is better to try than to not try at all!
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