In Error, Free Will Over Time is Suicide

Free will in error en masse over time is suicide.

Across epic stretches of time it has been called many things.

They've called it sinning,

Moral poisoning,

A Sodom and gomorrah styled living,

Disrespect toward the god's in general,

Murder and mayhem for no reason,

Self destructive intuitions,

An overly stubborn disposition,

Extreme selfishness,

Psychopathic tendencies,

Drinking too much on weekdays, 

The wrong clothes for the climate,

The best drugs you can buy,

Anantarika-karma,

F*****g your cousin, etc., etc., . . .

And pure nature,

Like a god,

Simply calls it extinction from an accumulation of poor decision's

              -- by way of evolution.

(that Charlie Darwin was a real f****n' Jesus)

Author's Note

Reviews

[Muse]

We were never meant to last. Ironically that's the beauty of evolution and the reality of creation. Even if we go down like Sodom and Gomorrah...it will give mother nature the clean slate she deserves. We were born from dust and shall return to the cosmos as dust. Maybe the free will of man can create less damage in spirit form. Time will tell...

[Davidgeo]

Time reveals everything I think; like in the book The Slaughterhouse 5 or how the aliens in the movie Arrival see time. I do think everything is made to ultimately decay, that whole entropy thing is real. And indeed it's true, we are all born from stardust; that's a romantic way to think about that.

[Muse]

I unfortunately don't watch much movies to understand the full observation being made, but I like to think the distinction is in our physical form...which is "created" but all energy is simply transferred or (transformed) this is the real evolution of mankind. If the energy is misused or abused, then it will be refurbished I like to think. I'm rambling...and sounding silly now.

[Davidgeo]

Westworld is an HBO tv show based on an old Michael Crighton idea, you should watch it... it's objectively good. I don't subscribe to your energy ideas in the same sense. You seem to anthropomorphize it a little bit. Mankind ultimately has nothing to do with it, at all.