No you won’t. If humanity is intelligent they would go after the 1% and demand they pay their fair share.
Quit that game of killing those you have more in common with than not. 🤣
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I agree. Im about the pitchfork life. But ppl crave comfort til the grave unless they are physically hungry. then they revolt. Maybe when the shortages start.
Maybe. Most will stay strapped to their chains of computer generated pixelated dopamine hits…
I used to joke “you gotta find me first” level of paranoia. Nope: I’m done hiding- at the IDGAF now 🤣
The gig is up. empire is crumbling while humanity evolving. Evolution spiritually and in capability is the hope. But we could just turn into the scourge of the milky way. will see i guess. Borg or the Q from here
Love is …
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... the fulfilling of the law.
Gödel threw the world of mathematics into turmoil with his Incompleteness Theorem. He proved that there was no possible algorithm, even in princple, to iterate over the (infinite) set of true theorems. Legalistic religious systems suffer from a similar defect. No finite set of rules can codify righteous behavior in every circumstance. There will always be new situations not covered by the rules. The Talmudic approach was to extend a set of auxiliary rules to cover these situations. Hmm, the Law of Moses says "do not boil the kid in his mother's milk". What about cheese burgers? The Law says, "do not light a fire on the Sabbath". Can you drive your car to synagogue? Can you push a button that completes or interrupts an electrical circuit?
But the Law is a school teacher. It shows you your own corruption, but does not provide the power to do what is right, or even prescribe the right thing to do in every possible situation. Thus both Moses and Jesus summarize the law as "Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength." And Jesus adds, and the second is like unto it, "Love your neighbor as yourself." These are not detailed prescriptions. They cannot be followed consistently by hearts tainted by sin.