religion

  • The Evolution of Our Perception

    Our perception, and faith, is not measured by what we say we believe, but by how we behave in the world around us. We, as individuals, evolve by a pattern that is easily extrapolated to communities, societies, and civilization as… Continue reading

  • Discouraging The Unknown

    One of the greatest problems our civilization is facing today is that our vision of our future self is becoming something we think we understand, like a robot, and not something we accept as being completely unimaginable. I would wager… Continue reading

  • An Ecosystem of Classes

    Patriarchy is the result when the reflex of abusing the vulnerable is expressed in a physical manner. Matriarchy is the result when that same reflex is expressed in an emotional manner. These social structures are not the initial causes of… Continue reading

  • Pulling On A Loose Thread

    As horrible as the news is, we must recognize that abusing the vulnerable is systemic to our whole society. Governments, militaries, and corporations all abuse the vulnerable and rationalize it away afterwards. They just do it differently. Priests molest and… Continue reading

  • Evolving Roles in An Evolving Society

    Some people are hardwired to feel the emotional energy of entire groups of people. It is almost impossible for them to focus on the energy of only one person, and they feel lonely even when surrounded by their family. Some… Continue reading

  • Politics, Self Esteem, and Social Media.

    In terms of evolution, open democracy is a self-destructive and inefficient institution. It wastes far too much time and energy trying to change the minds of the stubborn, stupid, and irresponsible. To the point where it becomes politically beneficial to… Continue reading