Brent Nestberg's Blog

  The fundamental error that undergirds the trangenderist ideology is that subjective feelings have the power to change objective facts. We can pretend there is no objective reality, but that doesn't mean there isn't. As Jordan Peterson said once, a lot of it is murky thinking. Reality is a combination of feelings and facts. Benjamin Davies has some exceptional videos about this.

 I recently left a comment on a relatively large YouTuber/Instagrammer's post. It got a couple replies. People essentially told me I could benefit from seeing a therapist/psychologist. Sounds familiar, lol (Nick Miller). Perhaps I overshared a bit in that comment.  I know how this is going to come across but I'm going to say it anyway. I'm waiting for people to catch up. I know I'm not right about everything but I have created a theory of all mental disorders or a Trauma-Based Psychopathology Model which is what I've decided to call it. I also very recently wrote a formula for curing any psychopathology. Again, I certainly could be wrong about some things but I'm not wrong about everything. I will probably release the formula soon but I want to first make sure it's right.  I will say it's a 5-Step Formula. I think it's right in its current form. It looks right to me but I'm trying to be careful and make sure I'm not overconfident. It's ce...

 I work a pointless job. Getting stressed on a regular basis doing things that don't matter and aren't meaningful. I'm a part of a business whose primary purpose for existing is to satiate people's temporary, unhealthy cravings. I try. I fail. I'm not good enough. My brain won't function as it should. All because of a concussion from a stupid bus accident 5 years ago which should've never even happened. I somewhat blame myself for it. I guess I should've payed attention. I try harder. I still fail. I'm still not good enough.   No matter what, when I speak, I'm misunderstood. It's always been like this. Even among my true peers, which are extremely few in number (though far less frequently). So I suppress my true self. I become disconnected. Okay, that's not a good strategy. I think. I think. I think. I keep thinking. My brain doesn't shut up. It won't shut up. I need a task. I need to create. I need to speak. I need to read. I nee...

 Excessive negativity leads to lies.

 I have successfully created a theory of all mental disorders. It is now my profile picture. Any feedback is greatly appreciated. It just all sort of came together. It probably helps that my OCD is significantly dampened for the first time in over a decade. This is going to be fun. 

  If you know something nobody else in the room knows, you can see things nobody else in the room can see. That makes you potentially dangerous. It gives you an advantage. Hence the old saying "Knowledge is power". A good follow up to that is (something like) "And skill equals advantage". I suppose it's all situational.

 Just a thought: The universe is always expanding because we're always learning more about how the universe works. Language is a natural biproduct of self-consciousness. Using it is the most direct way to expand consciousness. If someone understood exactly how the universe works, they could no longer exist. Because of this, the universe has to be constantly increasing in its complexity. It's like if someone has a pet bird. One day, the bird becomes smarter than the owner and understands the owner better than the owner understands themself. At that point, the bird is no longer the pet. I could obviously be wrong. This makes sense though, at least to me.  

 Wishing something would change does nothing. Making a case for why something should be different makes more sense.  It boggles my mind sometimes that so many grown adults aren't able to do this (or choose not to, at least).