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I understand your view. The situation makes me sad, and angry, all around. And I'm not talking about just this case. I have adopted a "we are homo sapien" (not
by RevRal 17y ago
I understand your view. The situation makes me sad, and angry, all around. And I'm not talking about just this case.
I have adopted a "we are homo sapien" (note: not plural) outlook toward humanism. Ideally, for me, we can let these guys live while we slowly improve our civilized society to a point where the niche that conditions these criminals can absolutely no longer function.
They slowly die out and we have no blood on our hands. I think we're still primitive, though. I acknowledge that I am very lofty and this issue is very complicated. I would just really not like to have anything to do with death.
- hugh_ 17y agoI have adopted a "we are homosapien" (note: not plural) outlook towards the humanities While I have no idea what that means, I would like to point out that "homo sapien" is not the singular of "homo sapiens"
- RevRal 17y agoI'm really racking my brain here thinking of a way to fix my sentence. What I'm saying is that our human power and dignity does not come from the individual but the whole species. Like a colony of ants. A sort of species mind. It is the intelligence that exists in the cloud of connections between humans. Not self aware intelligence, but an intelligence that expresses itself in culture and societies. I am basically saying that we are all of the same branch of that four dimensional tree called evolution. I believe that this oneness mindset is healthier. If you ever wondered what an off topic comment looks like, there you have it :)
- aarongough 17y agoI get where you're coming from, and I would love to live in the utopia you're describing. But unfortunately I don't think that it is likely to happen any time soon...