Anton Rogachevski

@Leo Gura I'm afraid what you are offering in the blog, to "transcend humanity" and to become "post human" or God would be theoretically impossible as you are currently in a human vassel, yes you are God, but forever limited by your humanness by the inherent limits of this avatar. That's the story of Lucifer basically, but he wanted the other way around, he was Pure Godness, but wanted to be human, so became corrupted and limited. A plant can't decide to transcend itself and become a conscious animal. The very idea of transcendence is quite sketchy in my eyes, but sure you are welcome to try and show us. I think it might be psychologically dangerous, so I must warn you, but sure go ahead dude. You can purify this vessel to a point, and be sage like, but that's the max.

That is incorrect. "Humans" can't make it up, God can, and he did, it was necessary for him to learn all the good and bad lessons the hard way, they way evolution works. God isn't absolved from the evolutionary process, rather it is the evolutionary process. You are trying to judge the flower to grow faster, but nature doesn't work the way you want it to.

Of course it is, if the survival of the jewish people wasn't threatened they wouldn't need Zionism. They can't just forget their identity and pretend they are not jewish. There were many Jewish people who tried that, but hitler didn't mind, he looked in the records, and found the heritage. Blaming the Jewish people for antisemitism is the same as blaming rape victims for being attractive to the rapist. I don't see your point. Nationalism is a part of God's evolution on earth, he can't skip that part.

It's not moral. What does this question have to do with survival? Did these kids threaten you? Nature is brutal, many horrible things happen, but they are part of reality, this is the process of God evolving. Who said it was easy?

What is Truth for you? What are your metaphysics? You are being quite cryptic here. Why is identity contingent upon a forgiving? Who is forgiving whom?

Can contradictions exist in reality? Can reality contradict itself?

I'm resolving this conundrum by not being an Idealist, but by an epistemic duality and call the truths of perception Phenomenologically True. If you are hallucinating a unicorn right now, it's True that you have that experience, it's self evident and empirical data about the nature of experience. Nothing about it is "absolute" besides the fact of your absolute immersion in it. I explain it quite thoroughly in my theory of epistemology, you can check it out in my signature if you'd like.

@Lila9 If something is "real" experientially, does that make it Real? Experience is pure hallucination.

@Lila9 Both "separation" and "unity" are concepts. The problem with calling any part of God "corrupt" is creating a separation of nature which there is none. Parts of God are corrupt and evil, the unconscious parts of it.

I'm trying to say that Leo is missing the big picture by pointing at instances of survival as corrupt or wrong or as contradicting Truth. God is a child that learns by mistakes, sometimes that mistake is war ,sometimes it's a Holocaust. It's not that simple.

This makes me quite skeptical of all the "existential" or "truth" matters. What's more true than the need of a living creature to survive? Trying to look for absolute truths in such a vast and a divided reality looks silly to me. It's so natural for a unified consciousness to look for unity in reality.

@Leo Gura What's the problem with survival? It's the most essential force of nature, driving all of the living creatures. Of course it's better to be conscious of it, but one can't just stop it willy nilly, that would contradict nature, and therefore God. God wants to survive through all the living creatures.

@Cred Good luck my friend, I hope you succeed! Keep at it 💪

@Cred Ok you should stick with this for while, this is great phenomenology and cognitive science. What leads you in this direction? What would you like to achieve?

First write your thesis on what Neurodiversity is, it would be interesting to discuss. Metaphysics is a nice mental exercise for sure!