There is no I, My, or Me. <!--- blog body ---> there is no such thing as myself, for "I" does not exist, me is nothing but a collective of people and universes, the divine god of the all things which is in and of us all.
from the tiniest zero point to the maximum percent capacity we are all one and together, flowing amongst ourselves, in perpetual motion and change.
what is now is no longer the now that existed between each word "now". every moment of every thought of every idea is gone as soon as it existed, so how can we say "Me"?
in the blink of an eye, an entire universe is born, lives, and changes. we are but the tiniest zero point energy of the universe above us. just like the universe below us.
the physical equation is essentially: the smallest point is equal to the largest point.
for example, our universe, from outside the universe, is seen as an electrode orbiting an atom. the universe, as all collective stars and galaxies, is a tiny insignificant spark, orbiting around a tiny mass, which is the building block for another world.
This process repeats, and loops, and spirals about itself in any and every possible and impossible comprehension and incomprehension.
There is only we, our and us.
Dude you are philosophically challenged. Just think of the 'I' as the little camera that opens the world of 'us'. If you don't sense something what difference does it make if exists. 'I' may just be a medium, but there is a 'I'. I think anyway. =P
Only an illusion is the self, for the self is composed of many smaller selves, composed of smaller selves, and so on and so forth.
That's not to say that there is no self at all, but the realization that the self is not alone.
Don't say you are getting into cells n' ****. You are saying that a person's sense of self is an illusion just because we are made up of living matter? So you are fundamentally debating the existence of the 'soul' I assume. You are obviously right there, but seriously. I know those spiritual people can get annoying, but you are looking way too far into this. You are one person, not a collective conscious; period.
OK I have to say that your views are valid. I grant you that. I'm just saying that they are totally irrelevant. We know that we are bloody unimportant, but what good is dwelling on it. It's just like saying 'Im gonna die some day' and then being ******* depressed for the rest of your life because of if. A good philosophy to bind to is to just relax and not worry about these things. Each to their own though.
actually.... you completely misinterpret what i am actually getting at: personal responsibility on the individual level; we ARE bloody important, but only if we can work TOGETHER.
how would you like it if your body's cells played world politics and started tossing rockets at each other like humans do?
i am trying to say that the zero point energy source scientists search for, doubt, and describe is US. but it is not anything money can control it is something we are directly and personally responsible for.
money doesnt make the world go around, direct action does, regardless of weather or not that action gets payed.
Huh? You socialist bastard! :P I kid. You are going to have to forgive me, for I am incorruptible nihilist. There is no saving the world dude. We have nothing to do with the world going around; nothing really matters. If it is stability you are looking for you are missing the point.
One thing I know for sure is that you are thinking too much. You need to appreciate that unless you are willing to sacrifice everything, and be certain others are behind you, there is nothing you can do about anything. Just chill right, all you got to do is survive. The funny thing is that the whole point of a persons existence is to reproduce, but in this world [developed countries in particular] there is no form of natural selection so the whole concept of passing on your capable genetic identity is totally invalid, as any retard can knock up another ball of slime hardly identifiable as a person.
I guess being a forward thinking person with their heart in the right place is good too. It makes life more comfortable for sure.
nah, dont get me wrong, i'd like to see civilizations collapse left and right and have natural selection become the only law :P
.... and those of us who love natural selection SO much as to protect it from overly organized societies that impose upon large amounts of peoples' individual responsibilities, by throwing our weight around and stuff... or something, and junk. things work themselves out.