What do you make of this video?

[Buck Edwards]

What do you make of this video? 

 

[sholomar]

My condolences to Jordan Peterson.  Cancer is simply genetic defects that crop up as a result of imperfections in DNA that come along with the evolutionary process. All animal species today are a result of genetic changes over hundreds of millions to billions of years.  Preying to "God" is done because humans are wired to want to submit to an "alpha male" type figure that is benevolent and yet all powerful. Few humans are like that, so religion was created as a tool to attempt to control our nature and give someone a mystical figure and a set of commandments to live by to help us feel better and help civilization move forward... to tame the animal within us.  I've heard it said that Christianity was the "woke movement" of the Roman era. Even "love" and "affection" are evolutionary adaptations that benefited the species who have them. Every single evolutionary adaptation including Autistic tendencies came about for a reason, because it benefited our species in some way. Nature is incredibly diverse, and that diversity creates a strong balance.

As far as what this reality is? I don't believe this universe was created through random chance. All the scientific laws that govern everything are just too perfect. I believe this entire universe was an intelligent construction of some sort. Beyond that, I'm limited by my culture, environment, and perspective of my current situation. There's no possible way to know what this ultimate reality actually is, and there's a good chance the people who do know keep that information compartmentalized and need to know as a tool of control.  If we are souls incarnating over and over like Michael Newton would suggest, the point seems to be because oneness is boring, and this reality is more akin to a video game, with just enough hardship and demanding rules to keep us engaged and playing the game.  It would make sense that the entire universe is consciousness, split off into basically infinite pieces.  Is our observable universe even the edge of it? It would make more sense if the universe was basically infinite. Even then, did it ever have a beginning? Why would it even exist? Who created energy, atoms, subatomic particles, and how did all these laws come about? When did awareness first become self aware?  174 trillion years ago? All fun questions to ponder.

Edited November 21, 2023 by sholomar

[Nivsch]

That listening to the western medicine as the only or even the most valuable source is a stupid mistake that might cost one's life.

To think as broadly as possible, and to trust yourself and your body capabilities are the most important things.

Western medicine reduces human's body and mind way too simplisticly, and I know this from how I got to reduce drastically my ocd only by escaping the western thinking and think deeper than its limited way of thinking.

Edited November 21, 2023 by Nivsch

[sholomar]

18 minutes ago, Nivsch said:

That listening to the western medicine as the only or even the most valuable source is a stupid mistake that might cost one's life.

To think as broadly as possible, and to trust yourself and your body capabilities are the most important things.

Western medicine reduces human's body and mind way too simplisticly, and I know this from how I got to reduce drastically my ocd only by escaping the western thinking and think deeper than its limited way of thinking.

Listening to any "thought stories" or "narratives" about how reality is and should be, for that matter, including the stuff I peddle. Thinking in general makes a person neurotic, as opposed to being. Getting distracted by all this "stuff" in society is part of the game, but must be done in moderation.   Take everyone's perspective with a grain of salt. Find your own truth.

Edited November 21, 2023 by sholomar