(FB 1543163428 Timestamp) Truth is enough. If you can’t handle the truth – I understand. But enough of us can. We are enough.
Form: Aphorism
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Curt Doolittle updated his status.
(FB 1543084057 Timestamp) HOW IT FEELS TELLS US NOTHING. THE POISON TASTES GOOD TO THE RAT Meth, Heroin, Cocaine all feel good. Sugar feels good. Wheat feels good. Pornography feels good. The fake affections of prostitutes feel good. Comforting lies feel good. Hyperconsumption feels good. Virtue signaling feels good. Feeling good isn’t a test of anything other than the sensations we evolved as hunter gatherers. We have developed many means under agrarianism, pastoralism, civilization, industrialism, and the sciences, by which to achieve sensations that we could not obtain from the natural world except as subtle cues to scarcity. That something feels good (or bad) in the moment tells us very little about whether it is cumulatively good for us, for those around us, for our people, civilizations, and man. The opiates of the masses indeed do feel good. They are however extremely BAD for us. In fact, they are genocidal.
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Curt Doolittle updated his status.
(FB 1543163312 Timestamp) —My oath is to you, brother, to our people: all those that were, all that are, and all those that may yet come to be.—
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Curt Doolittle updated his status.
(FB 1543082573 Timestamp) Seriously. I mean. You don’t really ‘get it’ until you practice it a bit. But most of the problem with argument is lacking definitions. And only definitions in series eliminate conflation and therefore the misrepresentation of meaning.
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Curt Doolittle updated his status.
(FB 1543084057 Timestamp) HOW IT FEELS TELLS US NOTHING. THE POISON TASTES GOOD TO THE RAT Meth, Heroin, Cocaine all feel good. Sugar feels good. Wheat feels good. Pornography feels good. The fake affections of prostitutes feel good. Comforting lies feel good. Hyperconsumption feels good. Virtue signaling feels good. Feeling good isn’t a test of anything other than the sensations we evolved as hunter gatherers. We have developed many means under agrarianism, pastoralism, civilization, industrialism, and the sciences, by which to achieve sensations that we could not obtain from the natural world except as subtle cues to scarcity. That something feels good (or bad) in the moment tells us very little about whether it is cumulatively good for us, for those around us, for our people, civilizations, and man. The opiates of the masses indeed do feel good. They are however extremely BAD for us. In fact, they are genocidal.
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Curt Doolittle updated his status.
(FB 1543082573 Timestamp) Seriously. I mean. You don’t really ‘get it’ until you practice it a bit. But most of the problem with argument is lacking definitions. And only definitions in series eliminate conflation and therefore the misrepresentation of meaning.
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Curt Doolittle updated his status.
(FB 1543194668 Timestamp) (worth repeating) —As members of cults we are always in conflict over the legal systems under them, since those legal systems are arbitrary means of advocating different group evolutionary strategies of cooperation – all of which, under religion, despite their early utility, evolved to be more hinderance than good. As member of the Love of Man, of our Peoples, In nation-states, producing commons suitable to our needs, we are not enemies but allies in a division of labor producing the transcendence of man. If there is a better religion than that I do not know what it is. But it is the one I am proposing. A religion of the love and transcendence of man into gods, not into the subjects of priests and politicians, investors and industrialists.—
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Curt Doolittle updated his status.
(FB 1543511143 Timestamp) For Gods, Truth provides spirituality: potential. It’s those who are weak, dishonest, or but animals that need falsehoods.
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Curt Doolittle updated his status.
(FB 1543511143 Timestamp) For Gods, Truth provides spirituality: potential. It’s those who are weak, dishonest, or but animals that need falsehoods.
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Curt Doolittle updated his status.
(FB 1543510782 Timestamp) —“Disambiguation provides the path to godhood”— Bill Joslin