The future is multipolar and the future is now

[The New Holliday]

Sure. Conservatives are greedy and selfish and Liberals, like 6th grade schoolgirls, think everything should be "fair" and everybody should share all they have, even with those who do nothing to earn it, and unicorn farts will power our wooden cars and rainbows really are gay.

So you much prefer lower animal nature to that of human evolution.
. I dun writ that only moments ago.

You know, Raggs, if you worked a little harder you could supplant Weeg as my favorite poster, though eclipsing his posting genius be no small feat.

 

[Garraty_47]

A board like this is never a place to get too involved in spiritual philosophy and metaphysics.

On that we can certainly agree.

**clinks glass**

 

[Garraty_47]

Why do you say that? Are you saying libs are brainwashed and cons are appalled? A mix?

What exactly?

I'm saying the democrat versus republican nonsense (same team; different colored hats) is a stupid game and the only way to win is by not playing.

 

[The New Holliday]

I'm saying the democrat versus republican nonsense (same team; different colored hats) is a stupid game and the only way to win is by not playing.

So you support anti-LibiCon philosophy, that which I have promoted for many a decade?
.Thing is, to be a freethinking human, one can only find themselves to be of liberal mind.
Never can a freethinking human be a conservative.
In fact, to be (or become) human means to free oneself of conservatism, as previously defined.

 

[Jack]

I'm saying the democrat versus republican nonsense (same team; different colored hats) is a stupid game and the only way to win is by not playing.

I agree its both sides of the same coin. Everything's just so polarized right now.

 

[Garraty_47]

So you support anti-LibiCon philosophy, that which I have promoted for many a decade?
.Thing is, to be a freethinking human, one can only find themselves to be of liberal mind.
Never can a freethinking human be a conservative.
In fact, to be (or become) human means to free oneself of conservatism, as previously defined.

There's only one -ist or -ism that I freely identify with and that's atheism/ist.

While various sociopolitical philosophies and schools of thought have their occasional kernels of truth they, like their cousins the religious sects, lose their utility as soon as they're taken too seriously all by themselves.

I want to see our species find a stable and sustainable existence. That necessarily includes how we interact with each other as well as our environment and ultimately the multiverse itself.

Stagnation and/or ossification via becoming hidebound to any one dogma or -ism will never do.

Neither pure chaos nor pure order can nurture life; life needs complexity.

 

[The New Holliday]

There's only one -ist or -ism that I freely identify with and that's atheism/ist.

Oh

 

[Reggie_Essent]

So you much prefer lower animal nature to that of human evolution.
. I dun writ that only moments ago.

You know, Raggs, if you worked a little harder you could supplant Weeg as my favorite poster, though eclipsing his posting genius be no small feat.

So you equate Leftardism in all its various evil forms with "human evolution?"

I see.

I'll keep my lower animal nature then, thank you. I prefer freedom to whatever mind virus you believe is "human evolution."

 

[The New Holliday]

So you equate Leftardism in all its various evil forms with "human evolution?"

No, I don't, and I've made that clear many many times over.

I'll keep my lower animal nature

One day, it may be hundreds of thousands of Earth years from now, you will leave those werdz behind as you develop Mind.

. You'll be on the road to Shambala.

Let's get a soundtrack going here:

 

[Reggie_Essent]

No, I don't, and I've made that clear many many times over.

One day, it may be hundreds of thousands of Earth years from now, you will leave those werdz behind as you develop Mind.

. You'll be on the road to Shambala.

Let's get a soundtrack going here:

... and now we're off on a metaphysical holiday. (See what I did there?)

Cool song, though. Haven't heard that one in ages.