Saturday, August 08, 2026

Coping as courage

 






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not speaking to anyone in particular herein, but rarely do I quote anyone - if ever. . . What this means, my substance are usually written as formality toward all observable phenomenon, of which I had no apriori knowledge from another thing, such is Aristotelian logic. It is strictly a matter of experience, divorced from predictable outcomes.
What I cared to illustrate, was my reference of how people either elect, enforce, or are unspecific to reality. In the similar sense, our abnormalities or abstractions which become a part of greater internal perversions most live unaware to. I argue that people corrupt themselves in favor of their own attrition. Therefore, freedom is a lie with only consequential outcomes, or thought of in terms of a psychological nature. That the minute you sense betrayal or something familiar to an end beyond control, we excuse ourselves of such impunity.
On a scale of contrition, however, what we've included in our "human nature" as a species, is a how-to manual, from which mankind's idea of assimilation has completely dismantled conceptualized freedom, as if some kind of inherent right within all living creatures. . . which can only (falsely) be realized from a critical hegemoniz-a-tive stand point.
This furthers my own found belief system.
That not only can one read this to be, five to six times ahead of our present dichotomy as stated herein^. . . though relatively speaking.
The same can be adopted with Darwinian logic, that the cast-iron history we've undertaken through the course of ancient civilizations, based on appeals to authority, such as the Ottoman, Catholic Empire, Constantinople, . . .all can be switched on or off as in a molecular level such as Darwin' origin of the species. This now proves to be that evolution (not god's "switch") completely models our failure as a species.

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And to be certain - my father is the most influential, honest to goodness human being I know.

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