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Post by fortharris on Sept 27, 2019 9:16:09 GMT
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Post by thesageofmainstreet on Sept 27, 2019 20:09:57 GMT
Man Didn't Invent the Wheel; One Man Did. And God Had Absolutely Nothing to Do With It.Logically and realistically, the only supernatural creature is a human who conquers nature through quick-thinking and creativity. In fact, intellect is misleading, because it comes from "to select from among the superficial phenomena"; in other words, it passively submits to what is given, rather than creating its own gifts to mankind. Even the Myth of Prometheus insults intelligence by preaching that it is divinely inspired; this was why I originally rejected Aeschylus's play about him. Later I saw it as an insightful code for what happened in real life. Creative geniuses (Prometheus) made the mistake of helping the ambitious imbeciles (Zeus) to gain power, instead of becoming Alpha Males and taking it as their rightful reward, since they are the real Providence, not some childish superstitious fairy tale. Afraid that the common people will revere Prometheans for benefiting them, the ungrateful Zeusian plutocrats punish creative geniuses through turning them into nerds and stealing their creations through corporate patents. The public is also ungrateful, only believing what the people in power tell them they should revere, whether imaginary gods or the imaginary achievements of the rich. So that is another reason High IQs must seek power first, to control the narrative that has always been controlled by their enemies instead of by the fittest.
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Etu Malku
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Religion: Mercuræn-Luciferian
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Post by Etu Malku on Sept 27, 2019 20:30:51 GMT
I didn't get through the whole 'article' but read enough. Everything falls apart when you realize there is no Yahweh, no monotheistic god of the Abrahamic faiths. Fortunately, everything does come together cleanly when you realize you are your own god, that objective reality is understood through your subjective reality . . . and what you make of your subjective universe is how you will experience your objective universe.
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