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12-02-2005, 10:06 AM | #41 (permalink) | |
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12-02-2005, 11:33 AM | #42 (permalink) |
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I disagree, indeed most of what you stated can be renderd without point but govermant, religeon, law, moral values all condition the individuals freedom and percpetion, if you control the Value you control the action and the outcome, if the power exists to manipulate us with false and baseless values then i see no reason not to discard of such a power if for anything, personal freedom, it is self serving but the eradication of this refuse is beneficial to the self in an objective sense.
The vision of a world free of this is a Nihilistic Vision but there would be many instabilties that lead to unnatural human actions (Suicide being one example) were all of it to go and the the Values still remain...how one would achive such a revolution and the actions taken to achive it define the difference between an Anachists revolution and that of a Nihilists. I quote: "The randomness of nature is a powerful asset because it negates the credibility of teleology, that purposeful predestination that undermines freewill. So one actually has the option to passively accept the socio-historically established concoction of absolutes, truth and moral laws, the objective reality which can be nothing but myth. Or they can accept real for what it is and assume the healthier role of active participant constantly defining existence through perception and intelligence. In this way defining existence is predicated upon life, conscious awareness of sensory input combined with critical interpretation of what that input means. And the more highly developed the conscious or the greater the intelligence the more effective and meaningful is existence. Passivity is a myth. We are all intricately enmeshed within a dynamic system that doesn't just demand but compels active decision-making. Hence the difference between passive 'social' and active 'political' nihilism is that one accepts whatever happens within futility and pointlessness while the other destroys/creates meaning and value. Which path a person takes is a personal decision within the limits of ability and that means one does have choice; existence is not predetermined or fatally ordained. However default answers and the compulsion of conformity shouldn't be overlooked. Reality is contextual." (Freydis)
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12-02-2005, 08:12 PM | #43 (permalink) | |
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12-02-2005, 08:24 PM | #48 (permalink) | |
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