>>7037453

I totally agree but it would've been nice for all realize these things in this level of existence. I guess we have to learn to walk before we run, just not all, at this time of existence.

Would be cool to see our full potential in a single "lifetime" of this level, though I'm not so sure about whether we'd actually accomplish that much more while at this level. Some kids are still barely able to walk and talk at 3 years old, some are learning guitar and doing wheelies on their bikes but in the end they "die" the same way having only heightened certain skills and not much more.

Even if he had "outside" help, Tesla still changed very little in "his" lifetime. I wonder if he knew that later he'd be more recognized and whether he felt any accomplishment in that way. I guess we'll not know, for now, all because of this damn thing called secrecy.

It just bugs the hell outta me that so much potential is wasted by our own human natures. We need our "balance" but how that's realized seems so out of whack. It leaves me with little hope for our, currently, parasitic selfs.

>>7037560

"People simply need to recognize, moment to moment, self-responsibility."

If folks just would realize how valuable self responsibility and self accountability truly are so much more would open up in their lives.

Live to bring no unwarranted harm or malice upon another and their property is a very simple concept and really makes life much easier to deal with when others are involved. Key word…"unwarranted". This is where all the brainwashing over the millenias (sp) has really screwed our pooch. It's always your fault, their fault, someone's damn fault, just not my fault. The things considered warranted are another thing way outta whack. Free will has limits on it but few seem to care, these days, especially when we have such terrible people out there paying very little in consequence for their free will actions.

I'm pretty sure we've had many societal cycles of chaos theory in action on this planet, yet, we seemed to have learned little from it and very short memories making it even harder.

Maybe, it was always meant to be this way, at this level. IDK.

>>7043913

That seems a contradiction of Natural Law. Balance will always matter and for a greater advancement, at that extreme end, it seems you'd be required to suffer, also, greater pain, suffering and death to maintain the balance but what do I know..? It just makes sense to me, that way.

Seems that taking the easier, less painful way, to advancement just extends the pain and suffering but doesn't increase the level of advancement, as well as, run you out of time to accomplish these things, if you want to see it happen or, at least, started in your lifetime.