What do you mean by moving forward? I agree that belief and a desire to explain/explore the unknown drives humanity towards technological advancement and new knowledge/theories.
I don’t think that this has moved us in a good direction though. I think it is part of a larger evolutionary shift that is actually going to lead/has led to our downfall.
The planet (or universe for that matter) doesn’t care that our species can make fire or build an interplanetary spaceship. Nothing has meaning or purpose on the cosmic scale and we just fool ourselves and make others rich by believing otherwise.
For this reason, I’d be careful assuming that our species is moving forward when we have lost the ability to control our numbers or coexist with ourselves and other life on the planet without massive systems of control and surveillance.
Sure we have internet/cars/toasters/etc now. But I can’t do anything without someone watching what I do and trying to profit off it.
We have lost so much over the last 10000 years and we’re just too fucking stupid to see it.
#grownostr
#thinkdangerously
I'd like to clarify that moving forward doesn't necessarily mean moving in the right direction. However, humanity is constantly evolving and change is inevitable, whether we choose it or it is chosen for us. Let's take a step back and look at it from an eagle-eye perspective. We are part of a huge collective consciousness that has been evolving since the beginning of humankind. Evidence of this evolution can be seen through art, architecture, media, and even the human mind, which always seems to reflect our consciousness. The more knowledge we acquire over the years, the more new visions we will witness because the curiosity of the human mind won't stop.
And for that, I believe in moving forward. Although it varies from one individual to another, the world is changing every day. However, sometimes these changes are not of our free will or the freedom of our minds. At this point, I believe that the human mind is controlled by our exposure to the so-called 'trustworthy media'.
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