Proust Questionnaire: spyrost's answers

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On Mon, 18 Apr 16 10:16:57 UTC spyrost (50) answered the Proust Questionnaire (click on a question to read other answers):

What do you regard as the lowest depth of misery?: The Great Farce that is Life itself.
Where would you like to live?: In a world with no arbitrary, ridiculous and opressive laws (including the "laws of nature")
What is your idea of earthly happiness?: Something I can keep unconditionally and forever, even a memory, even of something bad.
To what faults do you feel most indulgent?: Succumbing the the delusions of hope, optimism, desire and will.
The quality you most admire in a man?: Gender is of no importance except to actively support the contionuation an basurd situation.
The quality you most admire in a woman?: ditto
Your favorite virtue?: The clarity to realise the abomination that is life.
Your favorite occupation?: All occupations, paid of not, are a response to the addiction in absurdity.
Who would you have liked to be?: I would have liked not to be.
What is it you most dislike?: Not making use of the gifts I've been given.
What historical figures do you most despise?: I can not despise victims of vile force.
What natural gift would you most like to possess?: The determination to use my gift of unconsciousness as a response to hypercapnia, while I am in water.
How would you like to die?: By my own hand, at a peak of my delusion of happines.
What is your present state of mind?: In functional denial of reality.
What is your motto?: I will not cooperate.

Although it is not certain, the only plausible way to stop the Great Farce is a revolt of all living things. If we all realise it;s not worth it maybe the Great Farce will relent if fear of loosing it's toys.

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