re: The Emaculate state

Sharingan_Nightmare — Tue, 06 May 2008 21:03:31 GMT

I see no problem with the system stated as such except for outgoing circumstances such as the poorer man who works the nights. Lets say.. one poorer man cant work the nights.. because he in turn works the day in the fields tilling and taking care of the food. ok.. some would say his portion is helping the farmer who makes the food.

HOWEVER this falls under the pretences of TRUE COMMUNISM in which is actually everyone working freely together for the soul benefit of the society.

however this cannot be accomplished due to the fact of ETHICS itself. although people have the same ethics in the fact they want to be happy and protected and all that other good stuff it still boils down to one problem. Greed.

Greed is the folley of man kind. money is our undoing. as are posessions. people see something they want and cant have it...they take it in the only way the can (sometimes...not always.) these are our theives alredy falling into the equation. what equation? the HUMAN equation.

Huiman beings by nature by themselves are very intelligent have a quick learning curve and respond highly adaptively to their surroundings, though once luxuries (unnecessary thing) are thrown in is where everything falls apart in the human equation. since every person is different and responds in a different manner to different situations through different life experiences, this causes an imbalance in human train of thought and messes with the mathematical plugging and evaluation of the human equation.

so once this force run by man seems to work at the beginning it often tends to fall apart a short time thereafter with the citizens we place our trust in (who dont make as much money or what not)begin to fall to their inner desires. this is not a certainty in all areas but sooner or later it WILL happen somewhere due to the random nature of peoples actions (random not as in undecided or thought out but random in the nature they were brought up by natural events.)

anyway.. good article man.. i enjoyed it. keep up the good work.

The Immaculate state

re: The Emaculate state