If we take into account the past 3000 years which are microscopic as compared to the age of our planet, we can easily identify an exponential increase in collective human intelligence and technology, especially during the past few centuries. At the same time, we can observe a pronounced decrease of morals, faith, spirituality, reason, trust and happiness: people seek money and lust while only a few believe in love...people that we call leaders of this world act unreasonably...the common man feels helpless in a system where you either fit in the clockwork of corruption or are ruled out. As a human being more than anything else, I ask myself: where are we headed? Will our moral degeneration come to a point where it will be our own undoing? and more importantly...is there any way we can change this course?
2006-10-29
11:10:22
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yes kent, I agree with you on that. Simplicity does imply a better chance of being content. Nevertheless, your suggestion puts a constraint on our technological advancement. Is there no way of achieving this goal of reversal and promoting technology and intelligence at the same time?
2006-10-29
11:28:32 ·
update #1