Subj : Re: Neuralink
To   : Andeddu
From : Boraxman
Date : Sat Aug 22 2020 13:43:00

-=> Andeddu wrote to Moondog <=-

 An>   Re: Re: Neuralink
 An>   By: Moondog to Andeddu on Wed Aug 19 2020 09:56 am

 > Earlier this year I heard the quote:  "Ships are safe when anchored
 > in protected harbors.  But that's what ships are for."  By the same theme I
 > view humans as builders and problem solvers.  There is an innate curiosity
 > where humans will take risks to seek answers.  In order gorw and move on as
 > a civilization, there needs to be some form of suffering or discomfort: a
 > reason
 >  to discover and implement changes.  Places where this is absent are where
 > people toil in poverty and discomfort.  As problem solvers, we need to find
 > wa ys to improve conditions in these areas to encourage growth rather than
 > pump
 > in money and resources to pacify these people.

 An> That's the problem with social engineering. As an
 An> administrator/dictator, your objective would be to retain the status
 An> quo by any means. This stifles innovation by the promotion of
 An> conformity via strict regulations. A world that's socially engineered
 An> is one which is ordered, as opposed to the sort of chaotic world we
 An> live in today. There are positives and negatives in both systems. In a
 An> chaotic world, there's a good chance we'll wipe ourselves out in a
 An> major nuclear conflict. A stable society that takes no risks, in this
 An> example, would be preferable.

Anddedu, you are such a confused individual.  I don't know how your brain holds
itself together.

All totalitarian regimes enforce a status quo, and want a stable society that
takes no risks (to upset the status quo).

You are LITERALLY advocating totalitarian dictatorship, and then, at the same
time, wanting to avoid conflict.

So you want dicatorships, but will pathologise any individuals or nations, that
won't succumb, and blame THEM for violence, if they resist enslavement!!

My God man!!!!


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