Greetings good citizen, nothing lasts forever (except ignorance and its kissing cousin, stupid.) That said if we can prevent those who want us to remain ignorant from repeating the Dark Ages we will eventually piece together the true origin story [marveling the whole time over why we didn't see it sooner!]
The split we may never settle is if the 'creators' were human like us or if their depictions on the cave walls mean they were a dislike lifeform that required an atmosphere suit to survive in our environment.
{I come down on the 'human like us' side and the 'spacesuits' Ancient Astronaut theorists are so fond of were nothing more than anti-contamination suits.)
The 'clear and present danger' of genetic manipulation is the accidental creation of deadly microbes. [You spliced a what with a one of those? Uh-oh!]
But we don't know, the creators very well could have been aliens and we are what they found in their lab one day and they decided to see what they could do with our DNA.
[Here we return full circle to the question what makes humanity 'unique'...because we aren't like anything else.]
That said, our greatest 'gift' is likely our not uncommon ability to mimic. All nature learns by observing but we tend to be particularly good at it.
So much so that we tend to be better than what we are copying! [It's what put us on top of the food chain.]
Unfortunately it is also why we are so easily 'cowed', the feckless know how to use our fears against us.
Yeah, for all our cleverness we are actually a fairly timid species [generally speaking, there are marked exceptions.]
Did I mention our leaders are 'broken'? There is zero distinction between bold and stupid.
But that's an argument for another day.
The question this essay is driving at is whether or not it will take the realization that we are basically 'abandoned tools' for us to start treating one another with the respect necessary to build a rational society? [One that SHARES rather than hoards?]
When will we stop 'letting' [those who seize authority] from preying on us?
How many of you see a connection between religion and tyranny? [One attempts to disguise the other as 'love'.]
Believe me, the HUMAN guidebook will be decidedly different from the SLAVER version [whose principle message is OBEDIENCE!]
That said, the first step to cracking any puzzle is the realization that something is amiss...and something has been stinking rotten in our society for time out of mind...but tools don't get to complain...even the self-directed kind.
Is the key to becoming a rational society lie in transitioning from God's 'children' to God's 'tools' (then accepting that God has left the jobsite?)
When the mines played out we lost our purpose and we were abandoned. Those left behind decided decided to keep the show rolling and we followed their lead. Too bad the least of us stepped up to the plate first.
Naturally the children of the Abandoned were 'late to the party'. All of the good stuff was spoken for and the new regime set up a legal system that protected this 'grab'.
Time to put that nonsense behind us.
(Soon, because if we don't there won't be a 'later'.)
Now you know, pass it on!
Thanks for sharing,
Gegner
The split we may never settle is if the 'creators' were human like us or if their depictions on the cave walls mean they were a dislike lifeform that required an atmosphere suit to survive in our environment.
{I come down on the 'human like us' side and the 'spacesuits' Ancient Astronaut theorists are so fond of were nothing more than anti-contamination suits.)
The 'clear and present danger' of genetic manipulation is the accidental creation of deadly microbes. [You spliced a what with a one of those? Uh-oh!]
But we don't know, the creators very well could have been aliens and we are what they found in their lab one day and they decided to see what they could do with our DNA.
[Here we return full circle to the question what makes humanity 'unique'...because we aren't like anything else.]
That said, our greatest 'gift' is likely our not uncommon ability to mimic. All nature learns by observing but we tend to be particularly good at it.
So much so that we tend to be better than what we are copying! [It's what put us on top of the food chain.]
Unfortunately it is also why we are so easily 'cowed', the feckless know how to use our fears against us.
Yeah, for all our cleverness we are actually a fairly timid species [generally speaking, there are marked exceptions.]
Did I mention our leaders are 'broken'? There is zero distinction between bold and stupid.
But that's an argument for another day.
The question this essay is driving at is whether or not it will take the realization that we are basically 'abandoned tools' for us to start treating one another with the respect necessary to build a rational society? [One that SHARES rather than hoards?]
When will we stop 'letting' [those who seize authority] from preying on us?
How many of you see a connection between religion and tyranny? [One attempts to disguise the other as 'love'.]
Believe me, the HUMAN guidebook will be decidedly different from the SLAVER version [whose principle message is OBEDIENCE!]
That said, the first step to cracking any puzzle is the realization that something is amiss...and something has been stinking rotten in our society for time out of mind...but tools don't get to complain...even the self-directed kind.
Is the key to becoming a rational society lie in transitioning from God's 'children' to God's 'tools' (then accepting that God has left the jobsite?)
When the mines played out we lost our purpose and we were abandoned. Those left behind decided decided to keep the show rolling and we followed their lead. Too bad the least of us stepped up to the plate first.
Naturally the children of the Abandoned were 'late to the party'. All of the good stuff was spoken for and the new regime set up a legal system that protected this 'grab'.
Time to put that nonsense behind us.
(Soon, because if we don't there won't be a 'later'.)
Now you know, pass it on!
Thanks for sharing,
Gegner
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