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<blockquote data-quote="GGWP" data-source="post: 28486" data-attributes="member: 93">And so we loop back around to the root of all things - emotion.If rationalism is no longer rational, then what is rationality?Why are our emotions invalid if rationality dictates that how we feel about our emotions is inconsequential? Does the pursuit of &#039;cold, scientific rationalism&#039; become any more prudent?If we are all animals, does that change anything? Is it merely a matter of self-perception? What is an animal but a fuzzy boundary?Why must we transcend anything if nothing rationally matters? Why must we distinguish ourselves from animals?Why must things happen chronologically? Quantum particles do not adhere to this dictum.Everything is subjected to the subjective.For humans to proclaim that they know and understand the reason for existence is contradictory. If such a concept of &#039;God&#039; exists, we surely cannot understand how this principle operates or strive to attain &#039;Godliness&#039;, or if we are all God then we already understand it. Or if we are becoming God we are in the process of understanding.Becoming a &#039;God&#039; is the ultimate fantasy of a replicating creature which is securing infinite resources and proliferation.All living creatures must necessarily accrue resources and proliferate to exist, that we are in a universe where this is necessary is intriguing to say the least.So actually we loop back around again. Our base impulses are a universal necessity and a tapestry of evolutionary strategies. If rationally everything is deterministic and nothing matters, then everything matters. After all, we denigrate ourselves as animalistic, deterministic, rationalist and so forth based on a subjective principle.The mere delineation that anything means anything is purely subjective. Therefore because everything lacks &#039;meaning&#039;, &#039;meaning&#039; can be whatever we choose it to be. Henceforth I delineate that cooperation and harmony should be biological axioms as I am free to delineate this meaning for human existence and rationally nobody can overrule it. Our world operates on fuzzy logic; the application of Platonic-Ideal Rationalism is just another representation of Nihilism in my opinion.Why must we be complacent when it comes to animals eating prey or elites doing whatever horrible miscreant-things that they do? The principle of &#039;mattering&#039; was always determined by the subjective. We should absolutely despise people for crossing us with ill will, and cherish the people close to us, for rationally the meaninglessness of things is rationally meaningless.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GGWP, post: 28486, member: 93"] And so we loop back around to the root of all things - emotion. If rationalism is no longer rational, then what is rationality? Why are our emotions invalid if rationality dictates that how we feel about our emotions is inconsequential? Does the pursuit of 'cold, scientific rationalism' become any more prudent? If we are all animals, does that change anything? Is it merely a matter of self-perception? What is an animal but a fuzzy boundary? Why must we transcend anything if nothing rationally matters? Why must we distinguish ourselves from animals? Why must things happen chronologically? Quantum particles do not adhere to this dictum. Everything is subjected to the subjective. For humans to proclaim that they know and understand the reason for existence is contradictory. If such a concept of 'God' exists, we surely cannot understand how this principle operates or strive to attain 'Godliness', or if we are all God then we already understand it. Or if we are becoming God we are in the process of understanding. Becoming a 'God' is the ultimate fantasy of a replicating creature which is securing infinite resources and proliferation. All living creatures must necessarily accrue resources and proliferate to exist, that we are in a universe where this is necessary is intriguing to say the least. So actually we loop back around again. Our base impulses are a universal necessity and a tapestry of evolutionary strategies. If rationally everything is deterministic and nothing matters, then everything matters. After all, we denigrate ourselves as animalistic, deterministic, rationalist and so forth based on a subjective principle. The mere delineation that anything means anything is purely subjective. Therefore because everything lacks 'meaning', 'meaning' can be whatever we choose it to be. Henceforth I delineate that cooperation and harmony should be biological axioms as I am free to delineate this meaning for human existence and rationally nobody can overrule it. Our world operates on fuzzy logic; the application of Platonic-Ideal Rationalism is just another representation of Nihilism in my opinion. Why must we be complacent when it comes to animals eating prey or elites doing whatever horrible miscreant-things that they do? The principle of 'mattering' was always determined by the subjective. We should absolutely despise people for crossing us with ill will, and cherish the people close to us, for rationally the meaninglessness of things is rationally meaningless. [/QUOTE]

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