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The Absurdity of Free Will

Twin studies have shown that when given the widest room to make choices people will take the road they are genetically inclined to take. It is not freedom of the will that we want, but, like a windup toy soldier stuck in a corner, we don't want our inclinations to be frustrated. The call of liberty is not "freedom!", but "Do not frustrate my inclinations...."


The Answer to All
Life's Problems


Every day people are trying to save the children with their world vision of a better tomorrow. They want to hug a tree and feed a proletarian and rescue a panda. But with all the wars and injustices and diseases and causes there are to fight you know you will never succeed. Then there are those you see around you who have no care for any issue, never read the news and they consider anyone who tries to fix the world just simple fools.

What can you do?

Well, it's simple. Don't have children.

These suffering beings we try to save never needed to exist and if no one existed all the problems of the world would cease to exist. Not as if by magic, or in vain hope, but in reality and forever.


You know there should be
NO BIRTHS when...

When you see all those starving children on those info-mertials and no one stops to ask why they needed to be born.
                        ETHICS
Ethics is a subject which is about what is right and wrong. It is also the prime factor in the creation of conflict over, what is called, right and wrong, which creates further 'right' and 'wrong' actions. Often hypocrisy is the only successful product in ethics.

There is one reason why there is no natural ethic and no right or wrong: because every act has an infinite number of unknowable consequences which are both right and wrong, no matter what standard you choose. Choosing a context out of these is only a self serving and arbitrary exercise. In addition, any appeal to stand alone virtues as a standard, irrespective of consequences, is an appeal to blind fantasy and irrelevancy.

However, if only one ethic is to be chosen based on actual consequences it must be:

It is wrong to reproduce or to give birth to children.

The reasons are simple:

1 - BIRTH IS THE ONLY CAUSE OF DEATH - The only killers this planet has are parents. Parenthood is the only life action that produces death. A murderer only hastens death while a parent produces it.

PARENTS CREATE DEATH

It is also the only action that produces suffering. A torturer only applies the suffering which the parent allowed to happen. A government torturer working to extract a confession from a person can refuse to inflict a specific pain. However, that torturer cannot stop that subject from suffering worse torments in some other fashion. The parent can stop suffering by not being a parent. If the child is forced to exist, the parent cannot stop all suffering, so as the parent must accept or ignore that fact on behalf of the preexisting child, they are then the cause of all suffering.

PARENTS FORCE EXISTENCE

Parents are by definition, and without regard to any subsequent actions, irrational, selfish and thoughtless. The parents who know they have a genetic disease and then have a baby anyway and who does carry the disorder are horrible, but no worse than any other parent. They imagine a kind of slave in their hopes for their child. Imagining oneself as a good parent mitigates nothing. If a Satanic cult were to council the birth of a baby for use in an Issac-style sacrifice it would be no different than what any parent does already.

2-- As a backdrop for number 1, no specific life form has any reason to come into existence before it is existing, therefore reproduction is pointless to the resultant being. The fact that this is an old idea and easy to come up with doesn't change anything, except that people have no excuses.

3 -- When there is no existence, there can never be a specific need for any specific being to come into existence for a resultant parent. All life forms and individuals fall into that catagory. Mere chance causes the only requirement for that particular individual life form to come into existence.

4 -- Though chance can make something exist and, so, in that way only, necessitates existence, it in no way follows that reproduction needs to happen. Chance can be eliminated in individuals by sterilization. I did this myself and anyone can do it. Or it can be eliminated through many other options.   (Interestingly, the more economically successful humans become today, the fewer the offspring they tend to have. Evolutionary theorists claim reproduction is the goal of life and that it is a sign of success, neither of which they even try to prove. The opposite could easily be the case, as death and extinction are inevitable, and so are they are the de facto goals of all life forms. The notion of evolution is a mistake though practitioners of the faith are afraid to step away from it. They choose to manipulate the definition of successful wherever it hurts their belief.)

5 -- There is no sufficient argument to justify the creation of life considering the following arguments against existence.
   a -- While one is existing, a reason to exist must still be manufactured. That is the essential reason why there must be a game gene in all life forms. However, even if the manufactured reason is sufficient to cloak the consciousness of a life form from beginning to end without a moment of dissatisfaction, there still cannot be a fundamental reason to that existence. Even a god would suffer that problem. As all actions also suffer from being ethereal, unlimited, pointless and uncontrollable. Even if a god could know all the consequences of his actions he could not have all the consequences to his liking because there would be endless numbers of diametrically opposed effects. Therefore no manufactured reason for existence will ever succeed in the fullness of the time.
   b -- Even if the manufactured reason is generally successful by the manipulation of contexts, there will always be periods of dissatisfaction within the life form. It is a required factor in the functioning of the game gene, that games are imagined first and that in the mind they must be risky and therefore will fail on occasion. That moment of disquiet in the life form is all that is required to make the existence of that life form not worthwhile. As it is, all life forms suffer much more than that, only compounding the lack of a reason for existence.
   c -- If there is an afterlife that is qualitatively different from the before-life (the non-being quality which we are all familiar with), then we are faced with a longer period of time to compound the pointlessness of existence, or what's worse, more time to add tortures. Anyone who believes in a hell, and has children, is doubly guilty of inflicting torture. As Shake-speare said, "what dreams may come when we have shuffled off this mortal coil must give us pause."  We all die and whatever happens afterwards cannot be better than not coming into existence in the first place.

6 -- The reasons given by human parents for having children are short sighted at best. Parents often say they feel lonely, or wish to pass on the family name, or say they feel a need to procreate, or say they want to give that child the wonderful upbringing they had, or say that they forgot to take the pill that week, or that they need another hand to work the farm, or that they want to please their own parents, or often they don't even think about it. There has never been a reason to justify having children which considers the needs of the preexisting child, because there are no needs to consider, and as there are no needs to consider there will never be a need to exist.


For a full article regarding the counter productive use of ethics go to Psychology and the Interference of Ethics

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Democracy never flourishes
If someone wants to convince a dictator to start a democracy all he needs to do is show two things: how protests and revolutions never succeed under so-called Western democracies and how the politicians stay in power as long as any any overt dictator. Next you advise him how to make it work: you tell him to limit the scope of debate to a very narrow context just by pretending that narrow limit is natural, then you set up a real competition among allied politicians within that tiny space. You let this competition be free and fair so everyone gets caught up in the sport of it all and the whole time you make all the major decisions behind the scenes. All done - your dictator is turned into a democrat.



Cultural Racism
The essence of racism is the general attack going on today on cultural practices and despite all the lip service given to the fight against racism it is a phoney war. Diversity is not about different food, clothes and cute dances, it is about strange rituals, or sexual concepts, or the love of war, as a few examples. The real racist is the human rights worker who teaches euro-american values, or the english teacher in Japan. These people, and what is called the typical racist, work together in an attempt to destroy the common enemy which is the real differences between people.



Winners and Bastards
The reason everyone loves a winner is the gamegene. Think of Antony and all the crimes he committed, especially against Cicero, but he wins Philippi against Brutus and suddenly he is loved. The gamegene means that ethics will always come through the prism of winners and losers at games. It is also why being called a loser is the worst thing to be called.

Loser is also considered by most people morally evil. You can tell that the gamegene is in effect because someone who acts like a loser without being one in fact is still made the loser and is morally condemned.


The Anthropologist's Trap

In the attempt to avoid patronizing and devaluing 'primitive' cultures anthropologists have turned to their own cultures and virtually ignored different values and practices. At the same time there has been allowed to developed a belief in 'universal rights' which has sabotaged the principal of non interference between countries and fueled a neo-imperial war lead by westerners of all political persuasions against those cultures too 'primitive' in their cultural practices to warrent respect and understanding. Anthropologists now cannot study female circumcision as they do male circumcision because the climate they allowed to develop against 'primitive' cultures means in order to publish they have to become part of the vanguard for the present war being waged against the rest of the world for hegemony of 'universal rights', their grand title for a narrow and provincial set of euro-american practices.
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Paris Hilton talking about friend's, Nicole's, baby, December 3, 2007, "I was just telling her, 'I want a baby so that our babies can play together.'"

"...for there is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so..."   Paraphrase on Seneca and Montaigne from Hamlet A2.S2.L259 by Edward de Vere writing under the pen name "Shakespeare"

"Death is the condition of our birth..."  Empress Theodora, Roman Empire 532 AD

King Midas to prophet Silenus, "What fate is best for a man?" Silenus, "The best is unobtainable - not to have been born. The second best is to die early."

"People tire of everything, even of sleep and love, sweet music and the perfect dance..."   Menelaus, The Iliad, B8

"...the charm of folly, which thoughtful Nature has taken care to bestow on the newly born so that they can offer some reward of pleasure to mitigate the hard work of bringing them up and the win the liking of those who look after them." Erasmus, Praise of Folly (22), 1509

"Life sucks. You know that?" Donald Trump, The Apprentice, April 3, 2006

John Daly(golfer), "I don't think I want to be here forever. Life's too tough man."

"...I never asked to be born. " Kelly, Married with Children.

60 minutes, 2006, Morley Safer asks, "Do you regret not having children"
Helen Mirren, "No. Absolutely not. I'm extremely happy. Because I have freedom."

Bird Man of Alcatraz (1962)
Prisoner(dying): What do I have to live for?
Stroud: You just lie quiet.
Prisoner: I'm fed up with this life...I'm sick of it. I hope to god I do die.
I've never had a real good day in all my life. Life! Who needs it?
Stroud: ...How dare you lie there and talk about dying at your age.
Prisoner: Bull! (dies)

Ted Koppel on The Daily Show May 3, 2007,
"Life is a terminal condition...."
Ted Koppel asked Ray, his 92 year old friend, how he was doing. Ray answered, "You know: circling the drain. Ain't none of us getting out alive.

"You are not dying because you are ill: you are dying because you are alive." Seneca, Epist. moral LXXVIII, 6