Originally posted by AKNOWLEGE_ME
People aren't born evil.
But evil is.
So who is to blame?
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Originally posted by In nothing we trust
Originally posted by AKNOWLEGE_ME
People aren't born evil.
But evil is.
So who is to blame?
If you want an ultimate enemy pick ENTROPY: The second law of thermodynamics. So-called "heat death." The laws of Entropy teach us that systems tend
to wear down and become chaotic unles they are fed by a constant flow of new energy. But this energy must be taken from somewhere else, which usually
represents the ruptutring of another system. In a concrete example, a "system" called a human being staves off entropy (breakdown in the form of
starvation) by killing and eating another "system" called an animal, thus appropriating its energy in the form of food. This is something we all do
every day. (And yes, vegitarians...plants are "beings" as well as animals and you kill and steal their energy, so man up and admit you ain't no
better than the rest of us).
Put bluntly, life is not a free ride due to entropy, which unfortunately seems to exist at every level, from the intergalactic to the subatomic. Money
is only a manifestation of a way to try to distribute and smooth over the constant struggle for survival (battle against entropy) that characterizes
all life. It is not the ultimate culprate...rather, its merely a reflection of the deeper, and eternal, needs of beings to steal energy from other
beings for raw survival. And of course beyond simple eating there are other forms of human battles against entropy such as medicine and even
aesthetics, putting a roof over your head, personal hygine, and the pursuit of comfort. Want to blame somebody? Blame The Seond Law of Themodynamics
and the entropic tendency that seemingly pervades this cosmos.
[edit on 7/2/09 by silent thunder]
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