Pedro I Rengel wrote:So what are the goals of Joe? Is it really fair to say that it is to walk around aimlessly like a headless chicken?
Or is it possible that there can be a disease of goal setting? I think this disease is the pretence that there is an alternative to fate.
Pedro I Rengel wrote:It is his fate if it ends up being his fate.
Joe feels love, and care, and has certain knowledge at his disposal. He refuses himself his knowledge by this disease of not accepting fate, of questioning his own existence.
Pedro I Rengel wrote:Once fate is acceptes, all victory and all mistake is allowed. /quote]
Maybe I am not understanding you here but with your first four words you seem to be detaching from any Will or Determination at all. So how can one consider the outcome to be one's fate if it could have been otherwise by determining the results by one's own behavior and will to act. I may not have expressed that well.But if we are honest, what would be our preference?[
Arcturus Descending wrote:But if we are honest, what would be our preference?[
To be self-determined creatures, not part of the Borg mentality.
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