It's an interesting argument - the Australian Aboriginals have been here for 40,000 - 80,000 years before white many came believing they knew better than the "savages" fact is the aboriginals (across the planet) were able to 'tap in' to the universe in ways we may never even comprehend. White man started thinking hard, some, what was it 500 years pre Socrates, and when they did they set the trajectory - who the heck said that trajectory was right? The aboriginals lived in harmony with the earth and their innate knowledge handed down and down and down thought generations - in this reality right now, I say we all live in a tangled mess of theory, experiement and idoicy.
Of course it is currently the nature of humans to want to go beyond the current knowledge, and is there anything wrong with that? I'm not sure if we can answer honestly until we truly understand what it means to live in harmony with the everywhen - only then we can see how the two very different playing fields may be levelled.
Probably way left field here, but I have often contemplated this very thought.
I'm of the belief that "modern" civilization existed more than once (the sphinx head used to be a li.. read moreI'm of the belief that "modern" civilization existed more than once (the sphinx head used to be a lion head, the erosion patterns speak to much larger time gap than we were taught) and will collapse and exist again until this place becomes inhabitable... and by then I hope were not too stupid to have not figured out interstellar space travel by then for at the very least mining purposes. One day, I'm going to smoke a joint at the top of Uluru while having sex with the hottest chick that would allow it....
It really is a global monument.
3 Years Ago
it gets pretty windy up there. People fall down and die. :)
It's an interesting argument - the Australian Aboriginals have been here for 40,000 - 80,000 years before white many came believing they knew better than the "savages" fact is the aboriginals (across the planet) were able to 'tap in' to the universe in ways we may never even comprehend. White man started thinking hard, some, what was it 500 years pre Socrates, and when they did they set the trajectory - who the heck said that trajectory was right? The aboriginals lived in harmony with the earth and their innate knowledge handed down and down and down thought generations - in this reality right now, I say we all live in a tangled mess of theory, experiement and idoicy.
Of course it is currently the nature of humans to want to go beyond the current knowledge, and is there anything wrong with that? I'm not sure if we can answer honestly until we truly understand what it means to live in harmony with the everywhen - only then we can see how the two very different playing fields may be levelled.
Probably way left field here, but I have often contemplated this very thought.
I'm of the belief that "modern" civilization existed more than once (the sphinx head used to be a li.. read moreI'm of the belief that "modern" civilization existed more than once (the sphinx head used to be a lion head, the erosion patterns speak to much larger time gap than we were taught) and will collapse and exist again until this place becomes inhabitable... and by then I hope were not too stupid to have not figured out interstellar space travel by then for at the very least mining purposes. One day, I'm going to smoke a joint at the top of Uluru while having sex with the hottest chick that would allow it....
It really is a global monument.
3 Years Ago
it gets pretty windy up there. People fall down and die. :)
Your opening supports my earlier statement about peace being unattainable.
Human nature craves conflict. We want to fight for something.
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3 Years Ago
Either we overcome our base drives or we eventually get consumed by them. There is no room for the .. read moreEither we overcome our base drives or we eventually get consumed by them. There is no room for the instinct that brought us here. However, there is time to re-correct our trajectory. Discipline and dedication to effort... I have a lot of faith in the human race. Not so much in what it is doing specifically but ultimately, over large distances of time... we're all gonna die anyway. Nothing about this place was meant to last if you think long.
3 Years Ago
(what I'm trying to say is that... we can make such beautiful things but, everything is always conde.. read more(what I'm trying to say is that... we can make such beautiful things but, everything is always condemned to disaster one way or the other)
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