Introduction to Evolutionism (video)

0:10 hello everyone so now i want to try to 0:13 explain evolutionism as simply as i can 0:18 verbally this is 0:20 this is a bit of a hard topic for me to 0:23 do 0:24 because um 0:26 unlike some other 0:28 because i'm not reacting to a video 0:30 i don't have that as an easy thing to uh 0:33 help me with my verbal fluency 0:36 but i figured it's i've been learning 0:39 enough that 0:41 i'm more able to speak into into a mic 0:44 and uh 0:48 and yeah so i'll try so 0:51 basically my intention 0:55 with 0:56 this channel with myself as a as a 0:59 public figure online 1:02 and in my life is to start a new 1:06 religion i'm calling it evolutionism 1:10 it is uh meant to 1:13 and the goal is essentially 1:17 i want to give people three different 1:20 things 1:21 i want to 1:23 firstly 1:24 make everyone immortal just just as a 1:27 right 1:28 so this is a this is a human right 1:31 everyone will have 1:33 uh 1:34 at the beginning i wanna 1:37 i wanna try to use cryonics to ensure 1:40 that people can get as early as possible 1:43 but i'm not 1:46 that 1:48 that determined to use one method over 1:50 another 1:52 the main thing is that cryonics is 1:54 something that we know exists and we 1:56 know 1:57 can see 1:57 and we know 1:59 gives a lot of hope 2:01 and it is what we should be giving 2:02 people right now 2:04 until we have their methods 2:07 the 2:08 general idea 2:10 behind this 2:12 is that i want people to be able to 2:16 not just 2:17 live forever because that's some kind of 2:20 an abstract thing that's good 2:23 i mean it is 2:24 a lot of people think so 2:27 but i don't think of that sufficient 2:29 that gives 2:31 some benefit for uh 2:33 for living forever 2:35 but what i really want is for 2:37 essentially 2:40 people no longer to miss out on things i 2:43 don't like the idea of say 2:46 someone not being able to fulfill their 2:48 dream of becoming a star colonist 2:51 because of the fact that 2:53 they were born 2:55 in 1950 2:57 and 2:59 yeah i want that person to be frozen and 3:02 potentially brought back 3:05 so that they can fulfill their dream 3:08 i also 3:10 see immortality as being something 3:13 that fundamentally will make society 3:16 better 3:17 if and only if 3:20 it is guaranteed as a right 3:22 so no 3:24 rich people get to have immortality but 3:26 everyone else has to be mortal 3:29 none of that crap 3:31 everyone 3:32 is going to be immortal 3:35 everyone 3:36 if 3:37 it doesn't matter if you're rich or poor 3:41 because for all 3:42 for all we know you could for the first 3:45 200 years of your life 3:48 just 3:48 basically get absolutely nothing done 3:52 and then 3:53 one day 3:54 suddenly you have a realization 3:57 and then 3:59 you manage to 4:01 you manage to become a super productive 4:04 leader of society 4:05 that is something that could happen 4:09 i 4:09 don't think that people are going to 4:13 have the same kind 4:17 i don't think that people are going to 4:19 behave in the same way when they're 4:21 immortal 4:22 versus when they're mortal and in this 4:24 respect 4:25 i consider immortality to be a great 4:28 blessing 4:30 now 4:31 a lot of people including elon musk will 4:34 say that immortality is something that 4:38 would be bad for society because of the 4:41 fact that it would me it would create a 4:43 more conservative society 4:45 where people will be more set in their 4:47 ways blah blah and the thing is 4:51 i don't disagree with that 4:54 but i think that people really 4:57 underestimate what 4:59 really underestimates 5:01 the quality of a conservative society 5:04 this this does not mean by the way like 5:08 a republican society or something like 5:11 that 5:12 this means that 5:15 some people get caught up on the fact 5:18 that 5:19 conservative 5:21 means something different 5:24 conservative means something 5:27 it means a specific thing 5:29 in 5:30 kind of western culture and particularly 5:33 american culture 5:35 where 5:36 there's not much human rights 5:39 people have their uh 5:42 where there's not much human rights 5:44 there's a high inequality between the 5:46 rich and the poor etc 5:48 this is not something that would be a 5:50 product of an immortal society 5:53 what would be more likely a product of 5:55 an immortal society at least with the 5:57 way society is going right now 6:00 is that 6:02 is that the immortal zoomers are going 6:04 to realize how terrible things get once 6:08 you start to tolerate neoliberals 6:10 neoliberal policies and so they will 6:14 always make sure 6:15 that everyone gets proper social pro 6:18 social services provided to them 6:21 that's probably more like more like what 6:23 it would be 6:24 so 6:25 this society would in a way be confusion 6:29 or it would have confusion like elements 6:32 and that is something that i highly 6:34 welcome 6:36 i 6:37 additionally 6:38 strongly value family and community 6:41 hence why it is that the evolutionist 6:44 community is going to try to be 6:46 a ver try to really provide people with 6:48 community that they are lacking in 6:50 modern society and to uh 6:53 help with social organization and 6:55 similar things 7:00 i see community as being a really 7:03 important core thing to function in to 7:06 help a society function 7:08 and 7:10 as with immortality 7:12 i consider people to have a right to 7:14 community 7:17 i 7:18 want to organi 7:20 i believe that essentially 7:23 no longer separating families with death 7:26 is a really really uh 7:28 nice thing that immortality can provide 7:30 to people 7:32 and 7:33 another thing would be that people can 7:36 start to uh 7:37 keep people can accumulate wisdom 7:40 all throughout their lives 7:42 they can uh 7:45 and this will make it so that 7:47 the people who come out of this 7:52 this will make it so that the elders of 7:53 the immortal society 7:55 are going to have wisdom at levels well 7:59 beyond normal people today 8:02 and they will also 8:05 be have a much longer term outlook 8:09 it probably this probably will take a 8:10 while so i'm not anticipating that it's 8:13 going to 8:15 happen 8:16 immediately and especially with cryonics 8:19 it might be weird 8:21 but i envision 8:23 say 8:24 anybody over 8:27 200 years old to probably probably 8:30 develop a uh world view 8:33 that is really different 8:36 from from what is typical in our society 8:40 and i believe that these changes will be 8:42 positive 8:44 so 8:45 that about covers the concept of 8:47 immortality immortality is what i 8:50 consider to be 8:52 the first fruit of salvation 8:55 it is not 8:56 the only fruit 8:58 there are three fruits of salvation 9:00 the second fruit is apotheosis 9:04 apotheosis 9:05 i kind of mention i kind of explained a 9:08 bit earlier 9:10 but apotheosis is 9:13 essentially 9:15 becoming a god 9:17 i use the term kami to refer to uh 9:22 to refer to such a god that people 9:24 become 9:25 in order to differentiate it from 9:27 the idea of becoming a monotheistic god 9:31 and because i'm a total weave 9:34 and 9:35 i use the term 9:36 and however though this 9:40 is again something i would describe as 9:43 uh 9:46 this is something that's a lot more 9:48 complicated than me or transhumanism 9:52 i don't envision this as being a purely 9:55 uh 9:56 as being a purely physical process 9:59 people will be immortal they 10:02 people will be immortal and 10:05 immortality i consider as something that 10:07 is necessary for apotheosis 10:10 but it isn't 10:12 the only element to it and neither is 10:15 say intelligence augmentation 10:19 something i see as being a really 10:22 i see 10:23 intelligence augmentation and various 10:25 things like that 10:27 as in a category that i call ascension 10:31 in the category of ascension 10:33 people are 10:35 the category of ascension is the 10:37 category that people uh 10:40 go into 10:42 ascension 10:44 is essentially 10:45 the more materialistic 10:47 process 10:49 ascension 10:51 is something that can make somebody very 10:54 good 10:55 or they can make somebody very evil 10:59 it i see it 11:00 as i see it as being a double-edged 11:02 sword in a similar way to how i see 11:05 intelligence itself as being a 11:07 double-edged sword 11:12 in particular i see there as being seven 11:15 different uh plagues 11:18 of sapience 11:20 of which you necessarily need liberation 11:23 from in order to uh engage in apotheosis 11:27 versus just engaging in ascension 11:30 and these seven plagues 11:33 are spiraling 11:35 greed 11:36 the reflectiveness gap 11:39 absurdity angst 11:41 alienation and existential entrapment 11:45 so spiraling 11:47 is 11:48 something that can be loosely associated 11:51 with uh 11:53 spiraling is something that can be 11:54 loosely associated with buddhist concept 11:57 of attachment 11:59 the actual etymology of the word 12:02 spiraling though 12:05 is a reference to dukkha which is the 12:08 buddhist word often translated as 12:10 suffering 12:12 but in its case it refers to 12:14 the phenomenon that you get when you are 12:18 riding a chariot and the chariot has a 12:20 defective wheel so each time it rotates 12:22 it bumps and hurts you 12:25 so i think of it of spiraling as being 12:27 when you're mental 12:29 when your mental machinery does that it 12:33 spirals around some kind of specific 12:37 thing 12:39 some sort of specific alluring thing and 12:42 then 12:43 it 12:44 essentially 12:46 hurts you every time you focus on it 12:50 this 12:50 isn't a bad thing 12:54 intrinsically 12:55 in fact all this is is your uh your 12:59 intelligence 13:00 is figuring out what is important and 13:03 then your intelligence is acting upon 13:05 what's important 13:06 and so 13:08 and so when you figure out what's 13:10 actually important and act upon it then 13:12 that's very beneficial to you 13:14 but when you but when you can't figure 13:16 out what's actually important and end up 13:18 attaching yourself to the wrong thing 13:21 then you start spiraling and 13:24 the more you think about the thing the 13:26 more it hurts you 13:27 you can 13:29 i'd consider 13:31 most 13:33 there are some there are some physical 13:35 addictions 13:36 like uh say opioids and alcohol but i 13:39 think most of what we call addictions 13:42 now 13:43 are actually spiraling 13:45 it's when 13:47 your brain 13:50 it's when your brain 13:51 is using its power against itself 13:55 and then there's greed 13:58 and greed 13:59 is a it's not it doesn't just refer to 14:02 material possessions it refers to 14:04 essentially 14:07 you're confused about things like do i 14:10 want to be a good person or do i want to 14:13 have lots of knowledge 14:15 do i want to 14:18 be an attractive person or do i want to 14:21 have lots of sex 14:23 you essentially make 14:25 a confusion like this 14:28 where where you confuse the being mode 14:32 with the having mode 14:36 so i think this occurs 14:38 both 14:39 at something of a uh 14:41 this occurs both at a more pragmatic 14:44 level 14:45 at a practical level of things 14:50 and it occurs at an epistemological 14:52 level 14:53 that's why i say that 14:55 a lot of people 14:57 like ben shapiro 14:59 who are obsessed with facts and logic 15:02 can essentially confuse being a wise 15:06 person 15:07 with having lots of correct propositions 15:11 and then this can lead to them 15:13 essentially 15:15 not really being able to function that 15:17 well in the world 15:18 because they are focusing on the wrong 15:20 kinds of knowing 15:25 [Music] 15:27 some people 15:29 this can be a really serious plague for 15:31 people 15:33 there is the 15:34 reflectiveness gap which is essentially 15:38 the dichotomy between 15:40 you don't know 15:42 you between not thinking about anything 15:44 at all and just acting on whatever you 15:48 feel like 15:49 versus 15:50 overthinking and then not acting at all 15:53 in either situation 15:55 you lose your agency 15:58 and so 16:01 and so there's this dilemma of how it is 16:04 that you actually apply your thoughts 16:06 into actions 16:09 and 16:10 those three ones 16:11 i classify as being in the category of 16:15 foolishness 16:17 and then the next three are the plagues 16:20 of domicide 16:22 absurdity 16:24 is when 16:25 essentially 16:27 you look at the world and then the world 16:29 is 16:31 you're alienated 16:35 you're 16:36 alienated from the world 16:39 you 16:40 look at the world and 16:42 things just look like nothing matters 16:46 everything is horrible nothing 16:48 matters and 16:52 this occurs essentially because 16:55 you have trouble 16:57 piecing together 16:59 what does matter in the world it's not 17:02 about 17:03 the fact that it's not about 17:05 whether anything in the world matters 17:08 it's about the fact that there's a gap 17:11 that you have trouble bridging 17:15 and then 17:16 there is angst which is essentially 17:21 not knowing yourself and how 17:24 and your own will 17:27 it can be reflected by things such as 17:30 saint paul's uh saint paul's dilemma of 17:34 mercy versus justice 17:37 it is essentially internal conflicts 17:41 and uh 17:43 then there's alienation which is 17:47 you're alienated from your community 17:50 and 17:51 don't get proper uh 17:54 you feel alone and you don't get proper 17:55 feedback on your actions 18:00 and then finally 18:02 there's existential entrapment 18:05 existential entrapment 18:08 is where 18:09 you essentially 18:12 feel like you are stuck in a certain 18:14 position or you don't know 18:17 what else is out there in the world 18:19 it may be something like say 18:22 you're having lots of casual sex and you 18:26 don't know 18:28 or can't even imagine yourself 18:31 in a situation where you are in a 18:33 committed relationship 18:35 it could be all sorts of things 18:38 and so all these seven plagues that 18:42 are things that i believe keep people 18:45 away from 18:46 away from becoming gods or becoming 18:49 common 18:51 so somebody who is afflicted by these 18:53 traits 18:55 if they do manage to 18:57 ascend 18:58 then they won't become a colony they 19:00 will become an oni 19:02 which is the japanese word for demon 19:06 and so an oni 19:09 may very well 19:10 try to be good 19:12 but they won't really be able to they 19:15 won't be able to use their powers for 19:18 good 19:19 they might become 19:20 [Music] 19:21 enraged at people and 19:24 move towards 19:25 evil 19:27 and 19:30 this they are bad they 19:32 but 19:34 some people become owners and they will 19:36 need to 19:37 address these problems 19:39 it 19:40 and they will need to address these 19:41 problems while they are only's 19:43 but if you can address these problems 19:46 before your ascension 19:49 then you can just directly become a 19:50 commie and 19:52 it's a lot easier to just 19:55 to 19:56 solve them 19:57 when you are 20:00 when you have a more simple mind 20:03 and 20:05 and in that respect your problems are 20:07 simpler 20:09 these are all manifestations of your 20:11 intelligence working against you 20:19 and so 20:21 and so 20:22 what i do 20:24 is 20:25 what i'm trying to do with the community 20:27 of evolutionism 20:30 aside from the uh aside from the primary 20:33 goal of trying to 20:34 provide immortality for all members and 20:37 then eventually make it a basic human 20:39 right across the world 20:41 is to create a community 20:43 where people can asses can address these 20:46 problems they are facing together 20:49 so 20:50 people will not need to 20:54 as i see it all of these 20:56 all of these problems 20:58 are things that 21:00 you can address 21:02 all these things 21:04 all these problems 21:06 are best addressed together through a 21:08 unified system which i call 21:11 this sevenfold vaccine 21:14 so each one does have an individual 21:16 booster shot 21:18 spiral for spiraling it's counter 21:20 spiraling for greed it's remembrance 21:23 for the reflectiveness gap it's flow for 21:26 absurdity it's in lensing 21:28 for angst it's demon energy 21:31 for 21:32 for alienation it is the pride and for 21:35 existential entrapment it's larping 21:38 but fundamentally 21:40 the idea is to do all these things 21:43 together 21:46 the idea is that by do it 21:49 the idea is that 21:52 is that it's a seven-fold vaccine it's 21:55 not just 21:57 seven vaccines 22:00 the your liberation from one leads to 22:02 your liberation from others 22:05 i consider 22:06 and when you are liberated from them you 22:09 are in a state that i call nobility 22:13 and so 22:14 when you're in a state of nobility 22:18 i consider this to basically be 22:22 what enlightenment 22:24 originally was in buddhism 22:27 i don't believe that that that it 22:29 reflects 22:30 what enlightenment is now 22:33 but i believe it reflects the original 22:36 uh intentions of the 22:38 buddha so 22:41 being in a state of nobility 22:44 is a it's an impermanent state just like 22:47 all other states 22:50 you should not 22:52 seek out seek it out while believing 22:54 that 22:56 that once you have it just 22:58 you won't have any more problems 23:00 everything is just going to be perfect 23:04 basically 23:06 there are there are many ways that one 23:08 can fall from the state 23:11 and when and i call that tripping 23:15 because i want to emphasize that 23:17 essentially 23:19 it's just like you're tripping and then 23:20 you fall back up 23:23 the 23:25 there's no 23:27 ultimate end goal 23:29 it's just maintaining this system 23:32 if you maintain this system 23:36 if you maintain the system and maintain 23:38 your discipline 23:39 then you will be able to uh then you 23:42 will be able to 23:43 get a state of nobility and you will be 23:45 able to 23:46 consistently get back into it 23:55 and the idea is that 23:57 you should be in a state of nobility 24:00 during your ascension 24:03 and so 24:06 this 24:07 and so i believe that when somebody is 24:09 in a state of nobility they will both 24:12 act 24:13 substantially more 24:15 morally 24:17 but they will 24:18 and so other people will benefit but 24:21 they'll also benefit themselves because 24:23 they will no longer 24:25 because they will not be causing 24:27 themselves suffering 24:29 with their own intelligence 24:34 and so now 24:36 we finally get to move on to the third 24:40 fruit of 24:42 salvation and the third fruit of 24:44 salvation 24:46 is 24:47 cosmic victory 24:50 so cosmic victory 24:53 is the third fruit 24:55 so each fruit requires 24:58 the 24:59 each fruit requires the last fruit 25:02 to get it 25:05 apotheosis requires immortality because 25:08 immortality allows people to be able to 25:11 develop themselves that indefinitely 25:17 cosmic victory requires that 25:20 that we have 25:22 a large amount of kami perhaps everyone 25:25 being 25:26 economy so that they can 25:31 so that we can ultimately solve 25:34 the most profound questions of the 25:36 universe such as 25:38 how to overcome the heat death of the 25:40 universe what is how to overcome the 25:42 great filter etc 25:45 once we manage to overcome these 25:47 questions then we will be able to to 25:50 reach a state 25:51 called the omega point 25:54 which would be a perfect cosmic 25:57 unification 25:59 and so 26:02 all these three fruits build upon each 26:04 other 26:06 and 26:07 and i use the concepts of threes 26:11 in this way a lot 26:14 because because i have a concept of allo 26:17 alpha lambda omega or sometimes omega 26:21 lambda alpha hola 26:25 as a divine principle 26:28 of which is fundamental to evolutionism 26:33 so 26:34 allo as a concept 26:36 essentially refers to alpha as the 26:39 beginning of the universe 26:41 lambda and alpha represents the creative 26:44 force 26:45 lambda represents maintenance 26:48 and omega represents the ultimate 26:51 destination 26:53 but it can go in reverse too because 26:56 omega 26:58 because in some respects 27:01 you are omega then you become lambda 27:03 then you become alpha because 27:06 you are 27:08 someone's child first 27:10 and then you become 27:13 someone's brother 27:15 or or sister 27:18 or spouse or husband 27:21 and then you become a parent 27:25 you're essentially moving from being 27:29 from being the intermediate end point of 27:32 creation 27:33 to being a maintainer 27:36 to being 27:38 the source 27:40 and so this 27:42 is a mystical concept 27:44 of which i link a lot of which i bring 27:47 up a lot 27:49 in evolutionism 27:50 because i see it as being one that 27:54 allows people to 27:56 effectively 27:57 at a very 27:59 simple way 28:01 think about 28:02 what's going on 28:04 what the state of the world is 28:06 and how to improve the world 28:12 and so 28:13 now 28:14 i think i have 28:16 basically established 28:18 what evolutionism is 28:22 so 28:23 thank you for watching