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by Logic_ill » January 12th, 2015, 7:15 am
What if the plan is trial and error??? I don't particularly think that nature has a plan as a sentient being would, but life forms may have a function. If we take a look at human history, many interpretations can be made, yet one thing that stands out to me is "cumulative learning". First, the experience, the evidence of "our failures", and then the learning.
Another, is the meeting of minds, although much of it has been done through conquest and war. This has created inadvertent bonds between human beings, and even other life forms on Earth. They also learn to manipulate the environment. Of course, I'm offering my own interpretation.
I would take life as the experiment it is. Sometimes consciousness may weigh on the life forms themeselves and in a certain sense, it's difficult to imagine we could ever bring it upon us, or that nature could ever fortell. However, the more we learn about our consciousness, the better we may get at dealing with what seems to be its most problematic aspects. Some find answers in technology, others in spirituality or self discipline. I think these are personal decisions to make. There could always be a blending of the two.
W
-- Updated January 12th, 2015, 7:15 am to add the following --
What if the plan is trial and error??? I don't particularly think that nature has a plan as a sentient being would, but life forms may have a function. If we take a look at human history, many interpretations can be made, yet one thing that stands out to me is "cumulative learning". First, the experience, the evidence of "our failures", and then the learning.
Another, is the meeting of minds, although much of it has been done through conquest and war. This has created inadvertent bonds between human beings, and even other life forms on Earth. They also learn to manipulate the environment. Of course, I'm offering my own interpretation.
I would take life as the experiment it is. Sometimes consciousness may weigh on the life forms themeselves and in a certain sense, it's difficult to imagine we could ever bring it upon us, or that nature could ever fortell. However, the more we learn about our consciousness, the better we may get at dealing with what seems to be its most problematic aspects. Some find answers in technology, others in spirituality or self discipline. I think these are personal decisions to make. There could always be a blending of the two.
W
-- Updated January 12th, 2015, 7:15 am to add the following --
What if the plan is trial and error??? I don't particularly think that nature has a plan as a sentient being would, but life forms may have a function. If we take a look at human history, many interpretations can be made, yet one thing that stands out to me is "cumulative learning". First, the experience, the evidence of "our failures", and then the learning.
Another, is the meeting of minds, although much of it has been done through conquest and war. This has created inadvertent bonds between human beings, and even other life forms on Earth. They also learn to manipulate the environment. Of course, I'm offering my own interpretation.
I would take life as the experiment it is. Sometimes consciousness may weigh on the life forms themeselves and in a certain sense, it's difficult to imagine we could ever bring it upon us, or that nature could ever fortell. However, the more we learn about our consciousness, the better we may get at dealing with what seems to be its most problematic aspects. Some find answers in technology, others in spirituality or self discipline. I think these are personal decisions to make. There could always be a blending of the two.
W