and it's amazing how much power this knowledge brings with it. realizing the power of belief combined with understanding the reality of this upside down world makes life great and magical :)
I speak to this in a lot of my writing.
It's unfortunate.
There are few beautiful truths,
but an abundance of pretty lies.
Human nature is rather ugly,
despite the silver linings
and golden rays
from the darker parts
of our nature.
Spiritual wickedness in high places.
People will mock the Bible, but be shocked at #pizzagate or the voodoo that cost Hillary the election towards the end. They'll claim science is the final answer to everything, but become outraged if you tell them that today's science is Religion 2.0; never mind science contradicting itself constantly as every issue has numerous "peer reviewed articles" both for and against, and still, no one really knows what's going on.
Human nature... for that alone, I'm certain the majority won't see. We look at places like Cyprus, Greece, Venezuela, Italy soon, others soon, and we say "Oh no, that won't be Canada or the USA (word to Illinois)"...
There's a poem for that... something about, "At first they came for the Soandso..."
well, even though the world still seems to be full of zombie people, i feel very optimistic seeing the exponential curve in the information and knowledge now available in all areas.
Time to wake up!
It sure is.
It truly is amazing what people believe, and how powerful belief is!
and it's amazing how much power this knowledge brings with it. realizing the power of belief combined with understanding the reality of this upside down world makes life great and magical :)
I speak to this in a lot of my writing.
It's unfortunate.
There are few beautiful truths,
but an abundance of pretty lies.
Human nature is rather ugly,
despite the silver linings
and golden rays
from the darker parts
of our nature.
People will mock the Bible, but be shocked at #pizzagate or the voodoo that cost Hillary the election towards the end. They'll claim science is the final answer to everything, but become outraged if you tell them that today's science is Religion 2.0; never mind science contradicting itself constantly as every issue has numerous "peer reviewed articles" both for and against, and still, no one really knows what's going on.
Human nature... for that alone, I'm certain the majority won't see. We look at places like Cyprus, Greece, Venezuela, Italy soon, others soon, and we say "Oh no, that won't be Canada or the USA (word to Illinois)"...
There's a poem for that... something about, "At first they came for the Soandso..."
well, even though the world still seems to be full of zombie people, i feel very optimistic seeing the exponential curve in the information and knowledge now available in all areas.
That surplus of knowledge is going to save us in many ways... I still think AI is going to kill us by human error (or exploit!) in code.