- July 16th, 2024, 12:55 pm
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The View From You;
However anxious you may be about your societal status, or about your racial identity and circumstances, you are not anxious enough. If you think that your, and your progeny’s identity is in jeopardy, or perhaps you feel that you are being encroached upon by others, or something is somehow attempting to replace you and yours, or perhaps you just feel more comfortable with living beings that reflect what you currently see in the mirror, well, the reality is in fact more dyer than one can ever imagine. Because, in truth, it is nature itself, the laws of physics of this universe that has its sights unwaveringly centered upon you for replacement. Replacing the host form of every living individual is what nature does. Furthermore, the clock is ticking.
Any individuals’ current cultural demographic group theory only works if the laws of nature uphold ones’ imagined membership therein. As it turns out, nature does not. The most any living human being could reasonably expect after life is to reinstantiate to one’s current ecosystem and to the mammalian class and to any human form therein. If destroying or disenfranchising other living individuals, particularly within ones' current species, seems to be a viable approach to getting or keeping what one desires in life, it is because you believe that you, and yours, will always remain in the form you currently are, or that you will eventually not exist at all. In nature, each is a false assumption. One's desire or indifference towards the destruction or diminution of other living individuals to maintain or uplift one's perceived status in society as a consequence of what you currently believe you are and others are not, is a symptom of the indigenous scorn of individuality that comes from living within a wild culture, as all naturally mediated living beings initially do.
If not corrected, this behavior seeded by false cultural descriptions and narratives, religious or secular, that informs personal identity, will continue to fester in future generations and will continue to limit human progress within and beyond Earth’s gravity-well. Although personal cognitive dissonance will die with the mind of each individual, toxic laws and memes that persist within cultures may infect the minds and lives of those same and other individuals in their future instantiations. While one's deinstantiation, death, marks the end of society's interaction with each host form, death does not mark the end of the individuals’ experience, contribution, or history within ones’ indigenous universe and ecosystem. Within a wild culture, no individual gets to choose nor can one forecast ones’ next host form or future circumstances.
The strange truth about human history, and its countless tragedies, genocides, holocausts, slavery, and all manner of reprehensible goings-on, executed by individuals and groups thereof, is that each individual lives each lifetime steeped in the misconception that in life, past, present, and future, they have been, and will always remain, in the form and contrived grouping they currently accept, or perhaps nothing at all. In nature, this perception could not be farther from the truth. The perceived significance given to contrived human cultural groupings is a delusion born of long-entrenched collective ignorance about life and individual identity. You will remember and remain in the physical form you currently are only for the duration of ones’ current lifetime among the countless lifetimes that nature has, and will again define for you. In other lifetimes you likely were and will again live as a member of the very groups you now regard as other, for better or for worst. This general relativity of individuality operates ubiquitously upon all living beings. Until a culture understands and accepts this reality its individuals will not understand what is truly important in any instance of life.
Consider, if in any lifetime one is described as say; Chinese, for example, one would likely believe and act as though you must have been Chinese in the long history of earth life, if at all, and will remain so in future lifetimes or not at all. Consequently, it feels natural to bias ones support to those that classify similarly for ones’ current and future well-being. Likewise, gender is currently a defining feature of individual identity. If ones’ gender is male in your current life, you operate as if you must have always been male in history, and will continue to be male in your future. Do you believe that nature can, in each lifetime, instantiate you as you are now, male or female or however you self-identify? Reasonable minds would say no. If you don’t think that the laws of physics could reliably repeatedly reinstantiate you to your current or preferred gender state, whatever that may be, then upon what basis might nature implement any other more nuanced and arbitrary demographic feature of one’s current culturally contrived identity? Features such as skin complexion, fur and hair texture, delicate facial features, gender, height, location etc. upon which you may or may not self-identify. The operating assumption that the laws of physics of this universe can essentially conspire with each individual to implement ones’ current or preferred contrived cultural identity beyond this lifetime is delusional.
This cognitive dissonance is endemic to all human beings no matter ones’ current form or circumstances. This is so because the knowledge required to thoroughly, or sufficiently explain how life could operate otherwise was not available for all of human history. The LINE hypothesis proposes that it is ones’ degrees of freedom of the universal quantum entanglement spectrum (QEF) imprinted in metamatter, ones’ lifeID, that informs which available host forms you have instantiated in your past and will reinstantiate in your future. Ones’ current hosts’ DNA is indeed more closely related to some host forms than others, but not in any way that can support human expectations of historical and current cultural human demographic categorizations. Within natures’ reinstantiation lottery, given current human population growth, any individual that is currently in the human form can reasonably expect to be naturally reinstantiated to any random human host, and slightly less so to compatible non-human mammalian hosts. The controlled influence of this natural process underpins a cultures’ emergence from its’ wild state.
The lessons not yet learned is that living beings will not forever or for long, inhabit one’s current host form, nor ones' current nation, nor ones’ current planet, ecosystem or solar system. By the laws of nature, all individuals recurrently inhabit this universe for as long a time as conditions may accommodate. The question then becomes, for how long will one inhabit ones’ current solar-system, current planet and ecosystem, and current host form. The latter is the most variable component of all. So, how could any uninfluenced reproductive process bias toward or away from each individuals’ preference or disdain of host features in oneself and in others? If nature could accommodate such whimsical detail, we should historically routinely discover past highly recognizable host forms reborn among the living. Martin Luther King Jr. or Marilyn Monroe perhaps. Even though they would naturally begin life yet again as infants, and if all goes normally, they would eventually grow up. Surely, someone would by now have noticed them, or young Michael Jackson perhaps, if duplication of host forms was indeed nature's routine.
No, we can assuredly state that no living form is duplicated regardless of the similarity of appearance. Even if host forms were or could be naturally or synthetically duplicated, it would change nothing because individuality is monogamisitc and is not defined by appearance or even by identical DNA, ergo; appearance and DNA does not instantiate the individual. Hence, is the premise reasonable upon which individuals operate in life? That one should perpetrate for, or against others of ones’ species in favor of what one currently sees in the mirror, and do so with no regard for what comes next? Except, human beings do very much care about what comes next. This is why billions pray and take the sacrament, bow to Mecca, wear a bourka, wail at the Western Wall, and probe the laws of nature. Human beings do very much care and indeed live in consideration of what comes next. The problem is, no one has ever understood how nature implements ones’ individuality in and beyond ones’ current lifetime.
One may be instantiated today to a host form categorized as native Nigerian or Jewish, for example, and yet, may have been instantiated as native German-Arian or vice versa during the events of slavery and WW2. This general relativity of individuality mandates that no individual ought to be assumed to have played any particular role in, or is culpable for, a past in which the current instance of the individual did not exist, regardless of ones’ current cultural categorization. Furthermore, to the extent that any historically recognized group perpetrates crimes against humanity, past or present, existing perpetrating groups ought to be held to account for the sole purpose of correcting remaining consequences of such dysfunctions. This may sound like a contradiction. How can a group of individuals be held responsible but not its individuals? This distinction is made regularly in corporate litigation. In such cases, corporations may be held culpable for corporate wrongdoings and supporting policies even after the individuals involved have left the company, or are deceased. In such cases, justice may be given to victims and to society via corrective measures. Justice may be given for offenses perpetrated by groups so large, powerful, and influential with laws supporting past and present heinous acts which may constitute offenses made by society against humanity, and ought to be treated accordingly. Most importantly, all future individuals ought to be protected against similar future infractions, because in the future, it will be you or I that is living in the form of others.
Instantiating you and me, and ones’ offspring, and every individual position of view (POV), is what nature does, repeatedly. Furthermore, within wild cultures, such as human cultures, you don’t get to choose your next form, demographics, or ones’ initial location or circumstances. So, if you are busy being worried about being replaced, it may help to realize that, within a wild culture, no living being will for long remain what they currently are or imagine, nor have control of what comes next. Consequently, the conditions we leave behind, even for others, are the conditions that await us in our future. It is only the living conditions of one’s current ecosystem, or adopted environment, and current and future social prospects that are within ones’ influence in each lifetime. Strongly held fantasies about the workings of this universe will not change reality. So, do everything you can to make life better for all, mostly for your own sake.