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"They impede personal exploration. They enforce conformity." I believe there is a battle going on which is not referred to as a battle, but has been going on s
by Ardit20 18y ago
"They impede personal exploration. They enforce conformity."
I believe there is a battle going on which is not referred to as a battle, but has been going on since the dawn of civilisation I think. The battle is between those who are pro-choice and those who are anti-choice. This guy seems to be anti-choice, he does not seem to want us to think, he seems to want us to be sheep, to accept what we re told without question, to be, well, peasants in the 13hundred and obey the modern priests and all their mights or be condemned to hell.
I did not know who the pro choice fighters were until I was acquitted with TED. Those guys seem to be all about empowerment, creativity, being open minded to different perceptions, etc. But even amongst the scientists there are many anti choice, but not so many as the politics lobby to which seems the newspapers belong also.
Life directed by institutions, by national patriotism, by religious devotion, by obsession with any one thing I believe is stagnation.