What do you do with a horribly depraved murderer? Kill him? Torture and kill him? We could attack his family and acquaintances and destroy his neighborhood in a declaration of war against murder.

The murder and attempted elimination of a culture belongs in permanent historic memory. “Never again” must be considered a critical idea by everyone in civilization. Why is this happening again? Did we forget? Did we not learn? Has everyone lost their minds?

Our ability to develop an intellect allowed humanity to rise above jungle law and sidestep the more brutal aspects of evolution`. The foundational values of humanity’s success are mostly uncelebrated by religion and science. Lack of human values allows us to forget the winning strength of cooperation over knee jerk reaction . The discovery of evolution has been warped by diehard materialists from survival of the fittest to the fallacy of survival of the fittest human. Ignoring that we were made to help each other, this inhumanity flies in the face of cooperation and could cause a devolvement to where we would not only be subjects of jungle law and victims of evolution, but our advancements would be turned against us.

Materialist status respects those with a lot of stuff. Thoughtfulness not so much. The jungle law of materialism and profit motive dwell in the vacuum left from missing human values. The mental development of impoverished children on average suffer compared to that of wealthy children. Initial studies imply that…

Billionaires are obsessed, mean and greedy. They try to get us to hate each other to maintain control. Don’t fall for it. Don’t blame. We were made to understand.

We live in a three dimension fish bowl. As far as dimensions go, we get the bronze for being the simplest. Even so, it seems like there’s a lot going on. Texture, the spectrum of noise up to and past illumination and radiation, fragrance, flavor, temperature, electricity, and probably stuff…

It would be hard to amass a billion dollars without a hefty disregard for others. Morality aside, the practical illegitimacy of extreme inequality is predictable when considering the gratitude expected of wealth and its return investment on civil infrastructure and compensation to the efforts of others that created such success. …

The power behind the rise of humanity has been ignored and forgotten. Jungle law grows in its place with the rise of materialism and financial hegemony. Our shallow presumption of reality has atrophied our imaginations such that we actually avoid what is our very strength. Our real power is invisible…

It’s good to be productive. It used to be vital. But now we’ve reached a point where technology, efficiency, environmental parameters, and population add up to where some people should just stay home. Everything is getting done, and we have the same stuff. But some fields need to go…