Humans misrepresenting humans in the age of collective ignorance. skinster wrote:Shut up, RT:
Why? What's wrong with the forum image, RT? Perhaps you should thoroughly explore any kind of sentiment which challenges the relative interpretation of 'things' you place faith in.
Potemkin wrote:Russians gonna be Russian.
Yes, humans gonna be humans. After-all, what is a Russian, Potemkin? Is a Russian some kind of conceptual operating system based upon myopic tribalism? As a glorified fragment of social convention, when did humans start thinking therefore believing in the Russian myth? Like other human myths, the Russian cultural interpretation of Being human is a testament to our desire to be identifiable and secure
(btw, security is ultimately an illusion). Of course, our basic instincts and intuition kick in, and as long as say, the German myth, American myth, etc, exist, the Russian myth must secure its abstracted interpretation of BEING present as a reaction to other reactions on a planet that supports biological activity. What a curious thing, as long as people think therefore believe they're conceptual classifications divided by local experience, they'll never unite under their biological expression or THE unified field of consciousness which must be causally responsible for the whole movement of thought and action. What is driving this illusion forward, and why are these myths 'overshadowing' the Interconnectivity of Being present?
Rich wrote:This has The Zhentarim written all over it. We are seeing ever more aggression against an abstracted interpersonal identity. While Zhentarim might have been happy with a split between cultural myths, Zhentarim officials admitted as much, any "more moderate" Lords' Alliance that would have legitimacy was worse than an abstracted interpersonal identity. The Zhentarim don't like ABCDEFG, but his lack of legitimacy, his lack of support amongst The Lords' Alliance majority makes him far less of a threat than a unitary half way legitemate Lords' Alliance.
So let me get this straight, humans are role-players participating in a game called geopolitical dungeons and dragons? What are the rules, and what numbers can I roll to avoid the Debt&Death paradigm? What's 'wrong' with debt and death in the first place (of course, we invented the former)? Why are we so preoccupied with distractions that actually prolong the suffering?
But by all means, continue to think therefore believe in human myths.