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|    one to Noah    |
|    Re: I came to the conclusion    |
|    15 Jul 21 15:08:13    |
      XPost: alt.buddha.short.fat.guy, alt.philosophy.taoism, alt.supp       rt.schizophrenia       From: being@apolka.sign              Noah wrote:       > one wrote:       >> Noah had written:       >>       >>>Humans cannot agree on what is best so very       >>>little gets done, other than accumulate wealth.       >>       >>Democracy has its merits and can be problematic.       >>Two parties, three parties, party animals party.       >       >Unfortunately there is nobody here but us to people these structures       >meant to manage human imperfection.,              To state, very little gets done can be a state one       finds one's elf in when seeing very little getting done.              How little is little and how much is too much.       From being a work in progress to a play at recess,       people go and do. For me, the least is the best, usually.              Hunting and gathering sounds ideal. Almost as good       as waiting for food to fall from trees in a jungle       full of life, where shelter isn't needed nor       shoes on one's feet.              Taoism is nostalgic at times. Texts hearken back       to before when Warring States of minds were       not and before any empires were.              On another hemisphere of a pale blue dot,       tribes of people lived in what's deemed a stone age       for the most part. While they had iron, flint was better.              Did they live in peace. Were they happier than modern       humans who see their own actions as detrimental.       For ten thousand years the hemisphere was pristine.              Naturally natural oar did they sew it seams.       Weaving and boating, fishing rivers and lands       were vast, unencumbered by cities full of cars.              >>In a land, an artificial mythical place, China,       >>much is able to get done begotten of its nature.       >>       >>Before China was China, old men, the Lao Tzu passed       >>on their wisdom and through a gateless gate at a pass       >>in a long longing for what was beyond empire buildings.       >>       >>> Those who have wealth       >>>agree that is best, and since wealth brings power, accumulate wealth       >>>is what happens.       >>       >>To have riches beyond material things       >>a mystic, a metaphysician may know, jnana       >>knowing how what is non-physical goes and is.       >       >So it seems. The wisdom beyond material things must stay in the       >non-material. That does not mean that such wisdom is not wise, or       >that material does not have it's imperatives.              Dreamers dream of a scene seen in the future       when all beings are at peace, one imagines.              Countries, religions and competitions exist       without being too serious, knowing how,       why and what limits are. People agree       to play with and against each other.              - as if there were, others ...              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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