To put it was succinctly as possible, surrendering self sovereignty... The Most Danerous Superstition
oh i see what you are saying now! "how big of a part". sorry i completely misunderstood haha. text can be hard work for me sometimes!murklan said:Sorry. I'm just to lazy (and/or dyslectic) to re-read my own posts. It should have been:
"A big part of the question is also by how big part of how we are, think and behave is socially transferred and how big part is in our DNA?"
Answer to the question "What is a common problem humanity faces that doesn't have complicated roots and has relatively easy fix?"RhythmSpring said:I might revise my answer to be just:
Alcohol
endlessness said:Do you recognize any common root to the problems that plague society, such as extreme wealth inequality, wars, extremist politics, climate change/pollution, consumerism, etc?
What do you think is our best best at solving these problems?
I personally have a hypothesis I feel strongly about but I'd rather read some answers first before posting my opinion
fink said:I think we are doing exactly what was intended and it could be pure arrogance to assume anything but this story is the plan
Palmer Eldtrich said:Put another way, the universe is as it is. The problem is perceiving any aspect of existence as "wrong."
Yeah, i also think it's our nature.Voidmatrix said:Is it possible that the "roots" are our very nature?
Is it possible the "roots" have more than one source (changing the analogy from botanic to fungal)?
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