DaveFoster
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Thanks; yeah, that's original. I may have gotten the idea from somewhere in the past.Nice man, did you make that up? Or does it come from somewhere?
You can kind of tell the day care people out there too. They are the ones who don't need anyone, and double down on that continuously. Who can be the most detached and "okay."
Completely agree; I've never met a person who's happy to be alone. Unhappiness prompts that narrative, and happy people want to share their happiness with others.
Thanks; I also find comfort in that. It's very easy to take one thing in particular and to criticize it, but on the whole, the truth will overcome. I think this faith in nature is a deeply transcendental tenant that appears in this community (and indeed in Peat's own philosophy.) It doesn't entail passivity, but falsity can only persist for a brief time.Good write-up.
However depressing the current situation may be, I find confidence in the observation that nature is ruthlessly self correcting.
The further we deviate from the "natural norm", the sicker the individual and society as a whole gets.
If we fail to correct course, society will inevitably disintegrate and eventually something new will emerge.