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Kultur wrote:
»By rulers, do you mean (a) those who pose as world rulers, and in a way they are, or (b) those who rule in the countries of the Indo-Germanic (Indo-European) area, e.g. as politicians, or (c) both a and b?« ** **
It's difficult to imagine that you are allowed to openly rise to a position of power in Germany or France or Italy and so on... and stay in power, if you don't have the blessings of the international elites. They are all connected and look to perpetuate their interests, monetarily, ideologically, spiritually,...
Which doesn't mean that there are not differences and personalities that sometimes genuinely quarrel but they share a similar basic outlook on life and they seek to perpetuate it.
The most powerful and dominant element within those elites, spiritually they feel like a chosen people and it has been their way of life for thousands of years to live as their own tribe within a host country, never assimilating, having a strong mimetic identity and guarding their mimetic boarders against outsiders. Even speaking their name is "problematic" if you are not one of them. That's how jealously they guard their identity against outsider voices. **
So I guess c) ? **
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Not getting sucked into their world view, preserve your spirit, live your life, tell those who are open to listen to it, apply what you understand to navigate through life. **
Top-down solutions, viral solutions, seem to work for deceivers. I'm not able to come up with a grand plan or universal solutions. **
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Sleyor Wellhuxwell wrote:
»You (**) are not bothered by AI surveillance happening, but you also demand limits to any such installations that have to do with total AI surveillance (?!?).
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I see your point, but I wouldnt want AI surveillance surveilling me in the privacy of my own home, but outside of my four walls Id feel safe, with prying AI eyes watching over the activities of the external. **
Is it not the responsibility of the State to ensure the safety of its citizens and the detaining of suspected criminals, captured, on their way to do criminal activities? **
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1.) | Nietzsche ignored or fought nihilism by revering all that had been handed down from the past to the present as cultural creations. |
2.) | Now Nietzsche discovered the time of a great inner decay and disintegration, in short: the peak of nihilism. Nietzsche understood it as his task to fight out nihilism in himself. As he saw himself, he was the first perfect nihilist of Europe, who, however, has already lived nihilism itself to the end. He wanted to reveal, expose and show that and how the present was nihilistic. |
3.) | At this stage it was important for Nietzsche to affirm life in spite of all the nihilism that continues to be at work. That is why he now saw in nihilism the most hopeful of all spectacles. Above all, the broken and unmasked morality had to be created anew. The philosopher had to write new values on new tablets. That means: revaluation of all values. But this was not to be done out of a belief in a transcendence, but exclusively from man. The creating, willing, becoming I now became the measure and value of all things; the basic value of the new value order: life. The determination to push beyond oneself does not only belong to human existence, for Nietzsche understood it as a basic trait of life, of being in general. Everything that is had for Nietzsche the character of the will to power. What is the world to me? A monster of power, without beginning, without end, which does not consume itself, but only transforms itself - enclosed by nothingness .... This life in creating and destroying has nothing to go towards, no purpose and no goal. That is why it is nihilistic in its deepest essence. Thus, affirmation of life ultimately means affirmation of the nihilistic character of life. The highest symbol for this was for Nietzsche the thought of the eternal return: everything that has ever been comes again. With it the utmost of nihilism is reached. Dasein as it is, without meaning or goal, but inevitably recurring, without a finale into nothingness: »the eternal return«. This is the most extreme form of nihilism: nothingness (the meaningless) eternal. Nietzsche saw salvation from nihilism in affirming this very meaningless existence and thus creating meaning in the midst of meaninglessness. A freely ordered spirit stands in the midst of the universe with a joyful and trusting fatalism, believing that only the individual is reprehensible, that in the whole everything redeems and affirms itself - it no longer denies. Therefore, the deepest expression of Nietzsche's attitude was the love for fate: AMOR FATI. |
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Globalist Klaus Schwab made it clear that transhumanism is an integral part of »The Great Reset« when he said that the fourth industrial revolution would »lead to a fusion of our physical, digital and biological identity,« which in his book he clarifies is implantable microchips that can read your thoughts. **
Klaus Schwab is a great admirer of drones, algorithms, the Chinese Communist Party, and believes that a »fourth industrial revolution« is underway that will change what it means to be human, and he peddles this sick fantasy that humans and machines will somehow merge in his green utopia. **
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1.) | You will possess nothing - and you will be happy about it. |
2.) | The U.S. will not be the world's leading superpower. |
3.) | You will not die while waiting for an organ donor - the organs will be made by 3D printers. |
4.) | You will eat a lot less meat - meat will be an occasional treat, not a staple, for the good of the environment and our health. |
5.) | A billion people will be displaced by climate change. |
6.) | Polluters will have to pay for emitting carbon dioxide. There will be a global price on carbon. This will help make fossil fuels a thing of the past. |
7.) | You could be preparing to go to Mars - scientists will have figured out how to stay healthy in space by then. |
8.) | Western values will have been strained to their breaking point. - Checks and balances that underpin our democracies must not be forgotten. |
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But, at least, i paid the price, took the risks and affirmed life by having a child - even though it went against my reasoning and my constitution.
Yay saying did not suffice. I can say »yes« with words and then »no« with deeds - see how females behave. **
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One should be harder on Protestants than on Catholics, harder on liberal Protestants than on strict believers. The criminality in Christianity increases as one approaches science.
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The »overcoming of man«. Everything clear? »I teach you the overman. Man is something that is to be overcome.« (Friedrich Nietzsche, Also Sprach Zarathustra, 1883, S. 8 **). Translated by me. ** **
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Naw it's a good thread. **
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