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Re: The Gaia Hypothesis, evolutionary morality and the next step [Re: demiu5]
    #6187218 - 10/19/06 04:34 PM (17 years, 5 months ago)

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demius said:
just as cancers eat away at animals, did you ever think that maybe we are a cancer eating away at the "earth organism", grown so rampant it is unable to contain us until either it destroys itself or we take it down, in turn taking us down?

Concerning the morality, it is culture. How it developed, I do not know, but there is no constant morality.




why is cancer such a bad guy? Why is bacteria and Viri always painted as these evil entities bent on world domination, when that is not the case?

These organisms exist for a reason, even rampant cellular growth, aka cancer exists for a reason. Its difficult to think like that when its your grandmother or close relative having cancerous tissue, but it is a truth regardless of the emotional need to blame something for our dis-eases, even though, as a whole, we only have to look so far as ourselves.

On the subject of morality:

I believe that morality is an individual phenomenon just as much as a cultural and species phenomenon... It is important to realize that no one person or type of immoral peoples are reducing themselves to the level of reptiles... We all entertain the capacity for moral and ethical judgment, and exercise it daily... its just a matter of being self serving, or collectively serving.

In this crucial moment of our evolutionary process, its important to realize that we are all unified, there are no lessers and greaters in our species. We simply need to unify the idea of "better for one is better for the whole"... What do you think advanced consciousnesses like Christ were trying to instill into us? We are all children of God, and the advancement of the species is upon us every day we walk outside and choose to project UNITY and LOVE to the faces we meet, instead of thoughts of a SEPARATE existence? We are all cells in the same species organism. We are all facets in the crystal of God.


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Re: The Gaia Hypothesis, evolutionary morality and the next step [Re: Wasteland]
    #6187229 - 10/19/06 04:36 PM (17 years, 5 months ago)

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Wasteland said:
You say that Earth functions much like an organism.

I believe that this statement is merely an error in observation. The Earth itself is just thermal, kinectic and potential energy acting in traditional physical manners.





Isnt that a good definition for an organism, or perhaps a single cell of an organism?


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Re: The Gaia Hypothesis, evolutionary morality and the next step [Re: niteowl]
    #6188542 - 10/19/06 10:52 PM (17 years, 5 months ago)

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niteowl said:
Every time you feel Gods presence......it is really just the Gaia spirit talking to you.



I must disagree. Gaia emanates from God, not the other way around. The divine, in its fullness, encompasses far more than the earth spirit. I have personally felt the presence of this Earth spirit many times, but have also felt a greater divine presence which transcends the earthly domain.


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Re: The Gaia Hypothesis, evolutionary morality and the next step [Re: Lion]
    #6190234 - 10/20/06 10:13 AM (17 years, 5 months ago)

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bug said:
I realize how convoluted this post is - I just woke up from a nap, so cut me some slack. Basically, I get that walruses want there to be more walruses in the future, but evolutionary theorists have
never explained why in terms of the origins of life. It's a black hole in the theory, the universal (or planetary, at least) law that says creatures want there to be more creatures like them
after they're dead.




OK, let's say that random genetic mutation creates two types of walruses: one type pursues playing instead of procreation, and does not produce offspring, the other type pursues procreation, and
produces many offspring.

Which mutation is a genetic "dead end" and which becomes a busy freeway?

This is not a matter of science dismissing something as incidental, it is self-evident. Unless you believe that a higher power "coded" organisms in a certain way, it is a simple matter of success
or
failure in genetic terms. Many organisms could occur which do not "want" more of their kind to be born, but they will inevitably fail (i.e. become extinct.)

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Re: The Gaia Hypothesis, evolutionary morality and the next step [Re: Veritas]
    #6190265 - 10/20/06 10:19 AM (17 years, 5 months ago)

I feel sorry for the playing walruses. So happy, yet doomed :frown:


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Re: The Gaia Hypothesis, evolutionary morality and the next step [Re: Huehuecoyotl]
    #6190268 - 10/20/06 10:21 AM (17 years, 5 months ago)

Maybe some of them started having playful sex?  :wink:  (That's my preference.)

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Re: The Gaia Hypothesis, evolutionary morality and the next step [Re: Veritas]
    #6190278 - 10/20/06 10:23 AM (17 years, 5 months ago)

Maybe humans could intervene and teach them to procreate dutifully...maybe use a 12 step program or some such....all in all I agree.


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Re: The Gaia Hypothesis, evolutionary morality and the next step [Re: Huehuecoyotl]
    #6190305 - 10/20/06 10:28 AM (17 years, 5 months ago)

:lol:  "Non-procreators Anonymous"?

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Re: The Gaia Hypothesis, evolutionary morality and the next step [Re: Moonshoe]
    #6190709 - 10/20/06 12:09 PM (17 years, 5 months ago)

"And to answer another posters question, yes i think this differs very significantly from the actions of a bee in blind service to the hive.

I think this is the first real emergence of the seeds of a true spiritual morality"
This other poster was me.
Hmm ? You think only those complex brains will build up the first real emergence of the seeds of a true spiritual morality ?
After processing that a while and thinking in both directions I have to disagree and stay with my first statement.
I always can see the outcome of 'human' morality in more simple organisms as well....very much.
They simply have no way to chose, that makes the difference, as they live out their most effective way of life.
But I see, as well, perhaps that what you meant, and that would be 'intention'. This is a lack in simpler complex forms of existence, as they were defined out of themselves, unlike us, who might forget that too easily.
Those intentions, who are in opposite to the natural most effective way of survival, this seems mostly to come from more complex life-forms.


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Re: The Gaia Hypothesis, evolutionary morality and the next step [Re: BlueCoyote]
    #6191423 - 10/20/06 02:53 PM (17 years, 5 months ago)

"I see, as well, perhaps that what you meant, and that would be 'intention'."

absolutely, i think the element of choice or will is important.


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Re: The Gaia Hypothesis, evolutionary morality and the next step [Re: Moonshoe]
    #6196606 - 10/22/06 04:21 AM (17 years, 5 months ago)

Haha, I just realized we have a free will, but it only works if you choose the right one together.

Slack is the only free will, hahaha. Sounds lame. Hm. Jesus.

The more you stray from the will of the planet, in this theory, the more free will you "use". If your intention is the same as the planets, you kind of uses your free will, but you chose the will of the community, rather than your own will, so in reality you would be using the free will of Gaia instead of your own.

Ahem.

This brings back all these wicked memories about reading about Lucifers will to be himself, and God wanting life to live for all life.

I'm off my tits stoned, right now.

Anyway, the reason it only works if you choose the will of Gaia, is because your will is a collectively destructive one. Sustaining isn't our will. Our will is a purely destructive one. Not by nature. By spirit. Haha.

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Saturn ascends, choose one or ten. hang on or be humbled again.

Clutch it like a cornerstone. otherwise it all comes down.
Justify denials and grip it to the lonesome end.
Saturn ascends, comes round again.
Saturn ascends, the one, the ten. ignorant to the damage done.





Hmm...what to pick, what to pick...

:2cents:


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