Philosophy
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Two Snakes Entwined
My family does not have an emotional structure, or Social Structure. We have emotional bonds, but no system of routines to nurture and utilize those bonds. My family is only maintained by material routines, or an Industrial Structure. It is… Continue reading
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War As A Tool
Driving is my yoga. It has a way of loosening up my mind. Like most people I am sure, I have wonderful ideas pop into my head while I am driving. Long ago I had to endure the frantic effort… Continue reading
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More Than Money
Money is evil. A necessary evil. It is necessary to get the things we need to survive. What makes it evil is that it can take over our identity, personality, and soul. Good and evil is about who makes the… Continue reading
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Evolving With Technology and Other Material Objects
There is a very large difference between wanting to acquire something, and wanting that thing to become a part of our lives. Wanting an object to become a part of our lives involves adaptation of our behaviors and routines. Most… Continue reading
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The Need For A Religion Story
Ants, bees, and termites communicate using electro-chemical signals. It is through this communication that they build and maintain their hives and colonies. We humans are also capable of communicating through electro-chemical signals. From two individuals that find themselves attracted to… Continue reading
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To Build a Modern Society
Recently, I read the book “Proust and the Squid: The Story and Science of the Reading Brain.” by Maryanne Wolf. A very good book that made me think of a piece of my philosophy (Maciolekism) I developed long ago. If… Continue reading
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