Evolutionist Politics (video)

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0:05 now that i've explained essentially 0:08 what evolutionism is 0:12 in video format 0:13 i'm going to now try to explain 0:17 how it is that evolutionism relates to 0:19 politics 0:21 because it is definitely a task which is 0:25 uh because evolutionism definitely has a 0:27 political goal 0:29 although it is not entirely political in 0:31 its nature 0:33 so evolutionism 0:36 does 0:37 have politics 0:40 although 0:41 before we talk about 0:43 the politics of the general world 0:47 it is first best to talk about 0:50 the politics of the 0:52 it's best to first talk about the 0:54 politics of the uh 0:56 community of of the pride 0:59 so 1:02 so in evolutionism 1:04 everybody is organized into prides these 1:09 are local communities 1:12 local communities of people 1:14 who will be 1:16 working on their spirituality together 1:19 all of them will be trying to 1:22 will be trying to 1:24 establish 1:26 establish immortality as a right first 1:28 of all through political activism 1:32 but secondly to try to establish that 1:36 establish each other 1:38 as no ennobled 1:41 so 1:42 the pride 1:44 will serve a purpose of helping people 1:47 regulate themselves 1:48 so that they are capable of reaching a 1:51 state of mobility and being liberated 1:53 from the uh 1:54 from the seven plagues 1:57 so 1:58 what this would 2:00 what this would manifest as 2:03 would be 2:05 would be i plan for there to be a lot 2:08 large meetings of people 2:10 i'd say probably 2:12 every day 2:13 but every day over say zoom or something 2:17 which i call 2:19 sanhedrin 2:22 and in these 2:24 the members of the pride will 2:26 essentially 2:28 determine how it is that they are going 2:30 to be uh following 2:33 following the firm law the 2:36 religious law 2:38 together as a group 2:40 in a direct in a direct democratic 2:42 system 2:44 and so the idea behind this is that 2:48 is that i'm trying to imitate ancient 2:50 athens it's not just 2:54 merely 2:55 a 2:56 it is not just merely a system where 2:59 people will be uh 3:02 i'm trying to imitate ancient athens 3:04 with this so it it won't merely be a 3:07 system where 3:09 this discourse is used to determine how 3:13 it is that the system runs 3:15 it also has an effect 3:17 on the people itself which is an 3:20 intended part of it 3:22 that essentially 3:24 everyone 3:25 will be a philosopher of sorts 3:27 every uh 3:30 every community member 3:32 will have to participate in this direct 3:35 democratic system and so 3:37 they'll have to engage in in-depth 3:40 discussions of 3:42 of 3:44 of theology and religious practice and 3:47 everything 3:49 so that they too 3:51 can 3:52 become sages 3:54 this will help 3:56 this will help people with uh achieving 3:59 a uh 4:01 this system will help people 4:06 this system will help legitimize the 4:08 government system 4:10 so that 4:11 so the people are more comfortable with 4:13 following its rules and it will make its 4:15 rules more uh 4:17 and it will make its rules better and 4:20 better for the local community 4:22 or for online communities that aren't 4:25 local in the case of 4:27 of when such communities are happening 4:30 instead 4:32 so 4:34 fundamentally 4:36 i see this as fundamentally this is the 4:38 institutional structure 4:40 that you have to look at 4:42 in order to even see how evolutionism 4:45 will reflect itself on a political level 4:49 so 4:50 evolutionist politics it 4:52 will be an extension 4:54 of the church politics 4:56 so 4:57 this doesn't mean necessarily that like 5:00 some priest somewhere is just 5:04 doing what is just telling people what 5:07 to do 5:08 it'll mean there will be a very 5:10 vibrant dialogue 5:12 occurring 5:15 occurring consistently within 5:16 evolutionists 5:18 who will then try 5:21 will then work to 5:23 volunteer and do other such things to 5:27 benefit the society 5:29 they may vote to try to get certain 5:31 candidates in who will 5:34 who will better promote 5:37 and that 5:41 and they might help with engaging it 5:43 help with say 5:45 organizing strikes and 5:48 and organized labor perhaps 5:51 we could see in the future that uh 5:54 that at sanhedrin's it's determined 5:56 whether a general strike should occur in 5:58 a city 6:00 and then this could really help with the 6:01 labor movement 6:04 and so as i mentioned earlier though 6:09 this alone 6:10 is not the complete picture 6:13 this would 6:14 be the immediate political impact of 6:17 evolutionism 6:19 but once we start to see immortal 6:23 once we start to see 6:25 great wise immortal sages and 6:29 even 6:30 gods that have emerged from uh 6:34 that have emerged from us 6:37 then we will need to start to uh 6:39 incorporate them into politics in ways 6:41 that may be different than how we'd 6:43 incorporate 6:44 the uh mortal but then then how we'd 6:46 incorporate the mortal mundane community 6:50 of a direct democracy 6:53 direct democracy 6:55 is crucial 6:57 and 6:58 it definitely is is something that will 7:00 be consistently maintained over time 7:04 but with the advent of say 7:07 a god-like being that 7:10 can talk to anybody at any given time 7:14 it's unclear how it is that we would 7:16 want to incorporate them 7:19 they they would definitely have some 7:21 strengths that could add to the system 7:24 probably the uh 7:27 the strengths that we'd most want to 7:29 implement 7:30 would be in terms of being able to 7:32 develop labor-saving technologies so 7:35 more people can uh 7:37 so so less people may be say forced to 7:40 uh 7:42 forced to not participate in politics 7:44 and politics and philosophy because of 7:47 the fact that they are 7:49 being 7:51 because of the fact that they have to 7:52 work 7:54 a lot to support their family 7:57 it's our hope that we could that we can 7:59 make it so that essentially 8:03 even the uh 8:08 even the dumbest and worst educated 8:10 people in society 8:13 would actually be able to put serious 8:15 thought into 8:17 into these kinds of syria into serious 8:19 ethical issues about how it is that 8:22 things should work 8:26 some people 8:27 say that they 8:29 some people are elitists who basically 8:31 say that 8:32 the masses 8:34 can't be trusted and the masses are 8:37 stupid the masses will 8:40 come up with all sorts of various 8:43 dumb ideas and such because they're 8:46 stupid 8:48 and 8:49 i don't buy into that 8:52 i would say 8:54 i understand perfectly well how it can 8:56 seem that way 8:58 but i think most 9:00 and i'd say definitely say american 9:02 politics will make one think that way 9:05 but i believe that these things don't 9:08 happen 9:09 because of the fact that people are 9:10 stupid 9:12 they happen 9:13 because of the fact that 9:15 people 9:17 are 9:17 because of the fact that people aren't 9:19 really seriously thinking and thinking 9:22 hard on these situations 9:24 swing voters who think that uh trump is 9:27 basic we think that trump trying to 9:29 launch a coup and biden uh making 9:32 inflation are basically the same thing 9:35 those people 9:37 aren't people who have put serious 9:40 thought into uh 9:41 into their political opinions these are 9:43 people who may 9:45 who are registered voters 9:49 who may have 9:51 may essentially have no time in their 9:53 lives to actually think 9:55 about what they believe and what they 9:57 value 9:58 and this this itself is something that i 10:01 see as being a fun as being a 10:03 fundamental affront to human dignity 10:06 that uh 10:07 people can be in this state 10:10 this is uh 10:11 whereas with the sanhedrin system 10:14 nobody's going to be in this state 10:15 anymore 10:17 sure unless 10:19 unless people are trying to deprive them 10:21 of their religious freedoms 10:26 so 10:28 i see this as being something that 10:31 fundamentally 10:33 can 10:34 so i see 10:36 church governance as being something 10:38 that 10:38 raises people up and i see 10:41 participation in direct democracy as 10:43 being something that raises people up in 10:45 the same way 10:51 [Music] 10:53 so 10:57 now a lot of people 10:59 are going to hear this 11:01 and be confused 11:03 because 11:04 aside from briefly mentioning 11:07 aside from that one comment on swing 11:08 voters 11:10 i basically said nothing 11:12 about 11:13 conventional political ideologies 11:16 and that's because 11:18 evolutionism is a system 11:21 that you can interpret in 11:23 a wide variety of ways 11:26 i i can give my own interpretations 11:29 but ultimately 11:31 what's most important isn't my 11:33 interpretations it's your 11:34 interpretations 11:37 it is your decision 11:39 how it is that this philosophy ends up 11:42 getting applied in politics 11:45 i can say 11:46 there are various things that i support 11:49 like 11:50 i strong like i strongly i strongly 11:53 support 11:54 various marginalized groups being able 11:57 to uh 11:59 various marginalized groups being able 12:01 to develop better forms of 12:03 self-expression 12:06 there are many things like that that i 12:08 support 12:10 but 12:12 ultimately though 12:14 it is essentially about uplifting people 12:17 and letting them make their own 12:18 decisions 12:22 i think the only thing that's really 12:24 worthwhile 12:25 the only things that i would consider to 12:27 be really 12:28 necessary uh 12:30 necessary traits that 12:33 necessary traits that uh 12:36 have to be followed is that essentially 12:40 people can't develop themselves 12:43 while 12:45 is essentially people's development is 12:47 both material and spiritual 12:51 and so 12:52 if their material well-being is not met 12:55 then they cannot spiritually advance 12:59 and there are various things that can 13:02 happen in society 13:04 that block people from being able to 13:06 spiritually develop themselves 13:14 i guess as a 13:15 as another addendum i would want to say 13:18 on this topic it's that 13:23 it's that 13:24 people 13:26 people want things and 13:30 and we really should generally respect 13:32 it even if 13:34 even if the people 13:35 may not be deserving of it 13:38 especially if people are spiraling 13:41 because 13:42 spiraling is something that can cause 13:45 seri 13:47 because spiraling 13:49 is a thing that can only really be 13:51 manifested by both meeting the desire 13:55 while deconstructing it 13:58 that is how 14:00 that is how counter spiraling generally 14:02 has to work 14:04 uh 14:05 i guess now i'll be finished on this but 14:08 i'll make a second i'll make another 14:10 video