Fwd: collective unconscious killer

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GuruRatings , " Tony OClery " <aoclery wrote:

 

GuruRatings , ecirada <ecirada@> wrote:

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> Eric Paroissien wrote:

> > GuruRatings , " Eric Paroissien " <ericparoissien@>

wrote:

> >

> > ...

> >

> >

> >> I saw it too, good idea, good story, excellent new face

> >> lead actor and beautiful graphics but, darn!, what's

> >> with the shooting in all movies now, " bang bang bang "

> >> for half the movie, they are turning the action scenes

> >> in Hollywood into shooting arcade games to keep the teen

> >> awake.

> >>

> >

> > You know Josie, i can easily imagine the

> > average kid walking downtown in his overpopulated

> > city, and going in his head " bang bang bang " , " too

> > many people, bang, bang! " , " this guy look at his

> > face, bang! " , " that stupid driver in a shiny new

> > car, bang! " , " this clerk is rude with me, bang! " .

> >

> > The bang-bang tendency could be a collective

> > unconscious reaction to overpopulation. Time

> > for a big cleansing, it says.

> >

> Soon enough there will be 7,000,000,000 people competing

> for the remaining resources and the means to insure access to

> them are well known. That the competition only accelerates

> the spending of resources to competition in both relative and

> absolute sense might be fairly clear - the " cold war " never ended.

>

> In the Gaia model, man is like a plague, now also targeting

> all marine life with increasingly powerful and frequent use of

> sonar. That the fruits from destroyed ecosystems result in conditions

> highly unfavorable to human life as well is to be discovered when it's

> too late to change the course.

>

> Instead of " bad " karma being delivered by gods, the issue of ignorance

> implies a certain blindness (that could have been prevented). Blindness

> to the fate of each creature results in craving that in turn results in a

> blindness for the negative effects of such craving (environment, resources).

> That in turn results in an amount of suffering that excludes a state of mind

> to restrain first, then reflect, and act later.

>

Namaste Jan,

 

I am in Cancun again -you see all sides here and past and present and

unfortunately the future, which is the same as the Mayan,s past. The prognosis

for the planet over the next 50-150 years is probably a 95% extinction

including humans..a new die off....Cheers Tony.

 

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