On Tue, Sep 20, 2011 at 7:51 AM, Bavwu <bavwu6@gmail.com> wrote:
True we do have a hard time agreeing on things, but there are things
that are known to be true and people who disagree ether have not
research the topic well enough or are arrogant and just don't wish to
have faith that its true because then they would feel compelled to act
based on it. Our mind is pre-programmed to do the right thing, we
have free will, but we are always compelled to do the proper thing, so
we act dumb so we can justify our actions. Humans do this at a very
young age, they just get better at it and start even believing
themselves and forget why they are doing it. So really I think we know
what is right, yes there may be variations based on circumstance. But
right and wrong is as obvious as black and white when you filter out
all the noise, we just need to break down our problems to the
foundations and see where we went wrong, and odds are its would be
overwhelming alarming where all we went wrong. I don't think its that
hard to know what is right, close your eyes and think about it without
bias and you should have the answer within, the part I struggle with
is acting on it, and taking the time to decide what is right.
If some minds are not able to perceive right and wrong, I blame the
parents and the education system and the everyday examples around
them, our minds are amazing at seeing patterns so it they cannot
picture an input without a negative output then the promotion of Bavwu
is even more urgent then we are letting ourselves think.
On Sep 9, 5:19 am, Lee Douglas <leerevdoug...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Although I largely agree you last sentance highlights the problem.
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> Getting humans to agree is an excersise in fultility, and what I
> 'know' to be right may indeed differ from what others 'know' to be
> right.
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> On Sep 9, 5:19 am, Bavwu <bav...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> > There is an inevitable trend becoming more and more apparent as
> > globalization and technology is connecting us all and we are booming
> > through the Information Age. Standard and quality of living is
> > increasing and we are getting more advanced, but the higher we climb
> > the more obvious it is that we did not start on the proper foundation.
> > Greed and self interest have molded our world so dramatically that the
> > idea of Bavwu seems far out.
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> > Living sustainable and advancing without side effect should be on all
> > our minds, it should be the first thought when dealing with any
> > problem we face. The bottom line needs to move away from money and
> > self profit and to global stability and equal rights.
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> > Sustainability shouldn't even be our main goal, sustainability should
> > just be our lifestyle, while living that life we then will have the
> > means to focus our brain power on more mental needs and begin forming
> > a new reality based on intellect and collaboration.
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> > Technology may be what we have been waiting for to make the transcend
> > into our new collective global society. I believe we have the
> > technology to connect every person in the world, I also feel we as a
> > whole, we have all, or could learn all the solutions the people of the
> > world faces if given the opportunity and the common goal.
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> > If we could define Bavwu in every situation and scenario, all we would
> > need is the will to do what we know is right.
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