I lost my mind because I realized that majority was everything. That gossip, lies and stupidity, by being accepted by the majority of people they could turn themselves into what was righteous. That's why I chose arrogance and loneliness. It was the only way I could save what I believed was right.

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Correction: It is not arrogance. It is realizing who you actually are.

Also antisocial and asocial are completely different behavioral patterns.

Let's just appreciate the simple fact that 90 % of humanity consists of idiots.

So i behave asocial when they try to force me into a "group" of peers and i behave asocial when i don't like my conversation partner.

As soon as i realize he / she basically is an ant, i behave antisocial. Especially when these idiots try to apply the force of "social" pressure or "groupthink".

I know for a fact that quality of decisions goes down with size of group.

Basically this follows from Benfords law of big numbers. So to say.

But you also can spot it everday.

Because ants are better of in a group of their peers.

I'm not facing twainian dilemmas anymore.

Simple as that it is.