On 19 Jul, 14:42, "Lid Zuba"
hotwankmail.co.uk> wrote:>
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hedonistic_Imperative
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http://www.hedweb.com/
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> Hi all,
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> im pissed at all the bad shit in the world, but do some people like all the
> sadness and suffering? My version of a perfect world would basically be no
> pain or suffering in any shape or form, fundamentally i think that death,
> pain and suffering are the only barriers to a perfect world for me.
There are some people who believe death is the KEY to a perfect world.
Maybe if we all killed ourselves more often the world would be a
better place, see below.
Buit
> what about other people? Some people get off and enjoy these things so my
> idea of utopia is different to others. Some would point to the fact that the
> bad things can have benefits. So, would (my version of) a perfect world have
> segregated areas where people who differ in the definition of enjoyment
> could enjoy what they like? What about the people who want to harm others,
> where would we put them? Technology could design an environment with Asimov
> style humaniform robots who feel no pain could be put there where the folks
> who want to harm can do what they like. Problem:- they want to harm real
> living beings who feel it. Could a fast one be pulled and make them believe
> they are real people and not robots, artificial etc?
Robots don't give off the type of energy that Astral entities feed on.
That would be deception
> no?
>
> I suppose the nature of it all is conflict, like the Aeon of Ra Hoor Khuit,
Anyone who thinks Crowley was a prophet should be forced to read his
Confessions book over and over again until they wake the hell up and
see him for the entity-infested, self-deluded braggart ponce that he
was.
> celebrate the differentness and not to feel sad about all the sad things,
> not with those who pity. Everyone has a different idea of perfect.
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> An idea that i hug in my head is that in the future, however distant, it
> will be possible to resolve ALL of humanities woes as well as all living
> things, through mastering of technology. In the Bhagavad ghita it says
> somewhere i think that a persons immortal soul is 1000th of a hairlength, i
> thought about this and it made me think that we leave a very tiny echo of
> ourselves (DNA etc). If there is absoloutely no afterlife im not too
> bothered, we wont know about it.
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> It would be a good idea, in my head, if humanity starts to climb its mount
> improbable and evolve towards resolving its issues.
It's doubtful that is going to happen unless everyone suddenly becomes
a Master of the Astral plane.
The birds before they
> could fly had the idea they wanted to, and they got there. The sea animals
> wanted the land, they got there. Human beings want the stars, theyre getting
> there. I'll keep on dreaming.
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> With Magick i will build me a new heaven and a new Earth, and ill do my best
> not to be a bigot, if the bigots dont mind.
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> In a trance like state of reverie,
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> Lid Zuba.
