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I am of course speaking on a much, much grander scale.

The pagan european view is that time is a cycle, which is of course congruent with the four seasons present in europe, and other concepts like reincarnation apply in the same way, with a rebirth of the man just as nature "Dies" in winter and is "Reborn" come spring.

Now the semitic view (And this includes christianity) is that time is simply always going, it started and it will continue until the end. This is of course congruent with the desert, same season, same weather all the time. It is one continual thread of time

i am also asking this to ask another question :

Do you believe in ages? will this age of technology and "democracy" ever go away? will we ever retvrn to tribes, then to monarchies?

Will people some "Ages" from now, perhaps after civilizations collapse, live as we did 500? 1000 years ago? Will people in the future again be ruled by kings, with no access to modern technologies, or is the world truly only as long as we have documented?
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TallestSkil on scored.co
1 year ago 7 points (+0 / -0 / +7Score on mirror ) 1 child
The *scientific* European view, of course, knows that time had a beginning and will eventually have an end. Moreover, it knows that supercycles exist in social and economic constructs, up to roughly 500 years without external influences.

The age of Truth is over. It began with the printing press and ended with algorithmic audio and video generation. Nothing can be trusted to be true anymore unless you see it with your own eyes, just as everyone who, before books could be codified, had to simply “take the word” of the messenger or ✡merchant✡ as he traveled from town to town.
free-will-of-choice on scored.co
1 year ago 0 points (+0 / -0 )
>unless you see it with your own eyes

Can life perceive its own inception and death?
Usul on scored.co
1 year ago 2 points (+0 / -0 / +2Score on mirror )
For most creatures on the seabed, in eternal darkness and far from seasonal effects, swimming in a constant field of energy that feeds them regardless of all other factors, what does the word time mean? Besides, "the measure of my waking till my sleep? The distance and time taken travelling between my home and my feeding ground?

Creatures live in underground caves cut off from all that could give it relative meaning. Short answer is, if you stay within the confines of a blind, bottom feeding fish with very little awareness beyond its own limited existence, you will only associate what you view as time with what your awareness is capable of relating.

People argue about flat earth because the ability for anyone in debate to travel off planet easily is central to the never-ending debate. The fish in the isolated zones must have the same debates but of course, given their evolutionary dependence on their local environment, none CAN prove there is such a thing as a sky and sun and wind. It remains a myth.
free-will-of-choice on scored.co
1 year ago 1 point (+0 / -0 / +1Score on mirror )
>speaking on a much, much grander scale

Speech scales sound. Few utilize suggested words to tempt many to ignore perceivable sound...spell-craft.

>european

Aka U R PEON (phonetic)...PE'ON, noun - "pawn aka lend at interest on pledge of goods". Few suggest at interest of perceivable to tempt many to pledge consent, while holding onto suggested.

>view is that time is a cycle

a) One can only view "now"...others suggest past; present and future to distract from that.

b) Past (inception) Present (life) Future (death) implies same motion (inception towards death) for each different matter (life) within.

c) Being implies temporary growth (life) within ongoing loss (inception towards death) aka coming to be in and out of origin...a curve within a line.

d) Motion (light) - Momentum (spectrum) - Matter (ray) implies a bending/curving of each ray within the visible spectrum of all light.

e) How to shape a cycle out of a curve? Double it (suggested dualism) and turn it against each other (reason). Now a cycle was established where those within mutually destroy each other...ouroboros.

>reincarnation

Aka RE (response to) IN (being within) CARNA (flesh aka matter) TION (motion).

>Dies and is reborn

Living implies within process of dying...ongoing loss (action) generates temporary growth (reaction), hence each ones struggle to rise during fall. Born implies brought forth through animation, hence coming to be animated matter aka form (life) within flow (inception towards death).

>always going, it started and it will continue until the end

ALL WAY (inception towards death) for each ONE WANDERER (life)...only the wanderer (life) experiences start (inception) and end (death).

"start and end" contradicts "always"...

>Do you believe in ages?

a) To believe implies ones choice to hold onto the suggestion by another while ignoring that perceivable continues to move.

b) Age/edage/aiw - "vital force"...aka vital (inception towards death) forcing re-vitalization (life).

>technology

Aka techno (artifice) logy (logic/reason) which implies reasoning about suggested artifice, while ignoring perceivable nature.

>democracy

Aka demos (aggregated people) kratos (strength)....few aggregate many together, which weakens each one set apart from one another within nature, which in return becomes the strength of few.

Few leaders; many followers aka few teachers; many students aka few employers; many workers aka few suggesting; many consenting aka few rich; many poor aka few selected; many electing aka few masters; many slaves etc.

One needs to resist demos/demons to raise ones kratos....or simply ask the slaves (ones choice) to select a master (chosen one).

>ever go away

Way implies even (balance) generating each wanderer at odds (choice)....consenting to the suggested choices by another tempts one into uneven odds aka imbalance.

>document

Consenting to suggested (information), while ignoring perceivable (inspiration)....DOCKS YOUR MIND.

LilyVargas on scored.co
1 year ago 0 points (+0 / -0 )
>What is your view on time?

Time is an abstract concept created by carbon-based lifeforms to monitor their ongoing decay.

It is most definitely *not* part of the fabric of space. I'm not a flat earther, I just believe anyone who follows the EinSTEIN model of the universe is accepting that time travel is possible, which I believe it is not.
Crockett on scored.co
1 year ago 0 points (+0 / -0 )
I believe civilizations rise and crumble, but with each collapse, a layer of sediment is forms that accumulates into strong and stronger foundations for the next civilizations. We will collapse again and again but each cycle will increase our upward potential in the next iteration.

The sediment comes from a few things: Some wisdom of experience, observed and passed down. Some form of eugenic selection of the traits that both prospered during the boom and survived during the bust. And some maturation of ancestral blood memory.

Think of the Trojan Horse. It seems so obvious that that was suspicious. But the Trojans did not exist a world that had a memory of the Trojan Horse. Now it's a standard part of our vocabulary, *thanks to* the fall of Troy.

Conquerors and authoritarians of the past, like Napoleon and Augustus, have tried to secure their legacy by having their sons inherit their position. And it has always failed. Thanks to the American experiment, we see a glimpse of a better way, but this system is revealing it's fatal flaws as well. I hope we'll someday a man rises who finds glory and seizes the mantle of father of the state, but understands the folly of inheritance of that mantle, and finds a new way. Then that system will find itself collapsing for as yet unforeseen reasons and humanity will once again learn something about itself.

One civilization is ground into dust for the cement that builds the next, and by this process we will reach greater heights and fall greater falls until perhaps one day we achieve the true glory of our potential.
Brannvesen on scored.co
1 year ago 0 points (+0 / -0 )
The way I see it, no society were people are unhappy, depressed or see no reason to live is doomed to fail. Coincidentally modern day tech consoomerist society has the same flaws as capitalism, it requires an unsustainable constant growth of consoomers. More content with less people consooming it will eventually lead to a system collapse.

Some people are already waking up to notice the negative impacts (((social media))) have on them.
GoldenInnosStatue on scored.co
1 year ago 0 points (+0 / -0 )
Civiliazation is a cycle, it has a begnning period, building itself on the ashes & ruins of elder civilizations

it has its ups and downs, but ultimately they all become too big, too corrupt and war-themselves (civil war or wars of expansion) into oblivion or a natural disaster (such as earthquakes, volcanos and floods) can "reset" said civiliazation and the cycle begins anew

America is no difference, its a shallow copy of the Roman civilization, which was a copy of the Greek civilization, which was a copy of the Mycenaean civilization, which was a copy of the Minoan Civilization

it all recycles, in the end, Civilization is like a flame

the more you feed it, the more it burns, but then the faster it dies

in the end though... the age of darkness is inevitable... but also a necessary requirement so a new civilization and be rebuilt from the ashes

the only uncertaintiy is kikes, kikes are literally leading civilization into perpetual slavery and trying to replace humanity with automated machines (because lord knows the Nigger-slaves won't be able to do anything productive)
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