Charisma

[version]

 

[william_kent]

charisma: the most misunderstood stat in D&D

 

[version]

Luke and Craner had a huge punch up when Luke was Dungeon Master in their DnD group and kept picking on Craner's bard.

 

[Mr. Tea]

Luke and Craner had a huge punch up when Luke was Dungeon Master in their DnD group and kept picking on Craner's bard.

This is all too believable.

 

[woops]

i miss the days of craner using cacafonix as his avatar. it was too perfect to last i suppose

 

[WashYourHands]

London's Burning (TV Series 1988–2002) - IMDb

London's Burning (TV Series 1988–2002) Gerard Horan as Charisma

www.imdb.com

 

[okzharp]

BBC Radio 4 - In Our Time, Charisma

Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss Max Weber's idea of charismatic authority in leadership

www.bbc.co.uk

really good one ^

the bits about Max Weber and 'charismatic leadership' are particularly good... and Othello

 

[version]

charisma relies on appearing amoral if not outright immoral.

you have to pretend to be a piece of shit to get people to like you, even you're a sweet boy.

What do we think?

 

[luka]

im a little bit more charismatic than barty and i would say it's sort of true. charisma is a suspension of morality to a large extent

 

[luka]

 

[Mr. Tea]

im a little bit more charismatic than barty and i would say it's sort of true. charisma is a suspension of morality to a large extent

I think the difference is that he was talking about pretending to be a total shithead, as opposed to actually being one.

 

[william_kent]

Oxford "word of the year" is one I've never heard anyone use:

rizz

apparently it is: Pertaining to someone’s ability to attract another person through style, charm, or attractiveness, this term is from the middle part of the word ‘charisma’, which is an unusual word formation pattern

 

[Clinamenic]

Oxford "word of the year" is one I've never heard anyone use:

rizz

apparently it is: Pertaining to someone’s ability to attract another person through style, charm, or attractiveness, this term is from the middle part of the word ‘charisma’, which is an unusual word formation pattern
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I've been seeing a lot of this lately, not sure if something in pop culture caused a resurgence.

 

[Mr. Tea]

So it's just a completely redundant duplication of the word 'charisma', then?

 

[sus]

im a little bit more charismatic than barty and i would say it's sort of true. charisma is a suspension of morality to a large extent

It's about moving people into a different reality vortex

 

[sus]

It doesn't have to be "immoral" in the sense of bad, it has to be about reorganizing the conceptual materials into a new equilibrium which looks "immoral" from the perspective of the exited hegemony. But it is really just its own system of center

 

[sus]

This is also what Tradition and the individual talent is about, as we went over

Charisma is an art form (sensory pleasing and persuasion). And also, successful art forms require and carry a form of charisma

 

[sus]

This is why autists can have weird and compelling charismas, its because they are their own alternate centers and sometimes people want a sense of relief from daily programming

 

[sus]

Ofc there is also a kind of normie charisma but it is less potent and masturbatory, it only serves itself , it isn't about new games it's about setting a friendly tone. Perfectly pleasant but ultimately unproductive

 

[sus]

Prophets possess a strange charisma is this sense. They're founders of cultures and institutions in a similar way that artists (in a Tradition and the Individual Talent sense) are founders of new discursivities which also also continuations of the tree of life. "Ramification"