reply to post by Cabaret Voltaire
Pessimism. Tsk tsk.
1.
Actually, it is crucial that we develop better weapons to win wars with..........
We will not end war as long as we do not evolve, both mentally and physically. People who focus on war, and status, and borders, and money.....are
setting a bad example for society. But these are the things that are important to humans in general, so monkey see, monkey do.
People are not capable of living without war, is what you SHOULD have said.
There are too few people on this planet that would know what to do with themselves if there were world peace. We thrive on the dramatic. But we thrive
on our silly systems of BELIEF much more.
So according to evolutionary standards. Youre right. Lets get some more weapons out there. Maybe we can kill off some of these people that are holding
humanity back. No..wait..that couldnt be the solution...could it?
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We need to accept the fact that our planet will die.....
We are quite a ways from leaving Earth, especially forever-in search for a new Earth like world. I wouldnt get my hopes up on that one. But to
continue your pessimism, our planet WILL die. You will too. I will. Everything does.
Lets jump from planet to planet, draining them and moving on. Humans: parasites of the galaxy. Can your planet sustain life? Not for long, here we
come!!
Good plan.
3.
This is just not true. We are all different with different strengths and weaknesses.....
Well we all have the capacity to be equal. Strength and weakness however, does not gauge the potential to be "greater" or "equal", or
"lower".
Strength and weakness are actuality the worst ways to judge anyone. because those are qualities that everyone has. It doesnt matter if you are smart,
or creative, or witty, or funny, or knowledgable. These things do not make you better than anyone. These are all learned traits that do not make you
special, in reality. They make up your personality...but what is your personality, except a product of your environment?
How about usefulness? Now that is a way to judge your peers. And there is no middle ground. You are either useful, or you are not.
And if youre not useful, then you are part of the problem. Problems require solutions. Usefulness is the ability to accomplish this task.
So I would say yes. We SHOULD wake up and realize we are all equal. We possess all of the same qualities. Weak, strong..... doesnt matter. Conjuring
practical solutions, matters. "Strong" people do not make good leaders, useful and wise people do.