peacegirl wrote:promethean75 wrote:Look how far we've come, but this formal transition will catapult us into the Golden Age of man --- an age where there is no war, crime, or poverty
excellent. now that the human species has finally stopped bullshitting around, we can focus our collective efforts on space colonization, exploration and expansion.
the headlines will read: the year two-thousand-something... when humans got their shit together and finally stopped behaving like monkeys.
Just remember we couldn't help but go through the necessary stages of evil to reach this turning point in history!
There is no “evil” when one is always ignorant to parts of the context in their intent and you can’t be both wise and evil, so there you go.
Meno_ wrote:Artimas , Peacegirl wrote,
"]Look how far we've come, but this formal transition will catapult us into the Golden Age of man --- an age where there is no war, crime, or poverty
excellent. now that the human species has finally stopped bullshitting around, we can focus our collective efforts on space colonization, exploration and expansion.
the headlines will read: the year two-thousand-something... when humans got their shit together and finally stopped behaving like monkeys.
Just remember we couldn't help but go through the necessary stages of evil to reach this turning point in history!
There is no “evil” when one is always ignorant to parts of the context in their intent and you can’t be both wise and evil, so there you go."
Ignorance really, is not bliss, contrary to popular opinion.
That frames the intensional of the natural progression, belies it's intentional objectives."
It seems as of this qualification muzzled indications of how and why it was done this way.
Or rather, how or why!
The only loop is that which goes nowhere but is everywhere, nowhere to go.
Artimas wrote:Meno_ wrote:Artimas , Peacegirl wrote,
"]Look how far we've come, but this formal transition will catapult us into the Golden Age of man --- an age where there is no war, crime, or poverty
excellent. now that the human species has finally stopped bullshitting around, we can focus our collective efforts on space colonization, exploration and expansion.
the headlines will read: the year two-thousand-something... when humans got their shit together and finally stopped behaving like monkeys.
Just remember we couldn't help but go through the necessary stages of evil to reach this turning point in history!
There is no “evil” when one is always ignorant to parts of the context in their intent and you can’t be both wise and evil, so there you go."
Ignorance really, is not bliss, contrary to popular opinion.
That frames the intensional of the natural progression, belies it's intentional objectives."
It seems as of this qualification muzzled indications of how and why it was done this way.
Or rather, how or why!
The only loop is that which goes nowhere but is everywhere, nowhere to go.
Not bliss but lack of consciousness is innocence, that’s why babies, mentally incapacitated and animals are innocent.
peacegirl wrote:It’s been awhile since I’ve been here. It seems this thread got completely off track from the original intent to explain why man’s will is not free and what this means for the benefit of all mankind.
Artimas wrote:peacegirl wrote:It’s been awhile since I’ve been here. It seems this thread got completely off track from the original intent to explain why man’s will is not free and what this means for the benefit of all mankind.
So how would that have a benefit to mankind if it were true? My stance is still that both exist and operate from each other.
peacegirl wrote:Artimas wrote:peacegirl wrote:It’s been awhile since I’ve been here. It seems this thread got completely off track from the original intent to explain why man’s will is not free and what this means for the benefit of all mankind.
So how would that have a benefit to mankind if it were true? My stance is still that both exist and operate from each other.
Because responsibility for one's actions is increased, not decreased. The impact of this knowledge is huge because it prevents what blame and punishment could not accomplish.
Artimas wrote:peacegirl wrote:It’s been awhile since I’ve been here. It seems this thread got completely off track from the original intent to explain why man’s will is not free and what this means for the benefit of all mankind.
Ecmandu wrote:You mean in a determined existence people have the freewill to decide whether actions are determined or not? Whether punishment is correct or not?
Meno_ wrote:"We still have the ability to choose between options (which many people define as free will), but the choice, once made, was never a free one."
Peacegirl says the above: quantum distinctions can be likened to Leibnitz' imperceptible differences as two spheres approach identity, therefore if we cannot differentiate them, our responsibility for choosing the wrong path is worthy of absolution.
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