hibbsa
2013-05-24 09:37:44 UTC
As I am expecting to be set straight about the reality of abstractions issue, I have continued to explore the multiverse morality, which I genuinely experience as one of the most beautiful things I've ever come across. It's all too visual to try to explain beautifully...and anyway the way I see it, eloquent description is unnecessary on this occasion since popperians already see it (or if I'm off my meds, don't see it).
But a couple of the beautiful things:
Choice:
It's like....choice just shows up again and again in more and more different outfits, each one meaning choice but a different dimension of it.
For example, you choose whether you are human or not. Not living purposefully or morally and not trying to be more....what this means is your multiverse true reality is dominated by the quantum possibilities. Which don't need a human being to happen...and happen everywhere else without humans. You can choose that path, but you can't choose to be human and choose that path.
Choice: But if you do choose that path, then you get this life, and you get to be in a moral universe literally of your making. In your universe, your multiverse universe, no such thing as morality even exists, save whatever you want to call for it. Moral relativism is real. The blacks are truly stupider than the whites. The women are whores. It's all happens in the multiverse, it's all equally true.
Choice: But if you do try to be moral and do try to lead a purposeful righteous life.....no matter how big or small, your effort will be rewarded. While there is the tiniest atom of morality in your life, the, that atom will be reflected in some proportionality by a spectrum of colours, dimly but still alive and still there...colours that only a UKC can in the multiverse make. For just one atom remaining, your universe will be one atom moral, and one atom immoral, and one atom hopeful.
Choice: altruism. The multiverses is objective...it's real...it's deterministic....everything is represented there and randomness is impossible there. Morality then becomes objective, real...absolute. Extreme. Extremes. All of them. If not even an atom of morality goes unrewarded...that's an extreme. Another extreme is that you can't put an atom between wrong and evil and 'bad idea'. Morality is binary.
Altruism is a good concept to test the multiverse against. What does an altruistic life look like in the Multiverse? Well...an altruistic life perfectly lived, with purposefulness, consistent reasoning and philosophy, is potentially a grandiose multiverse manifestation indeed.
But look around that perfect life. Everything it touches, everything it touched, diminished and reduced to dust. An altruistic life perfectly lived is an island..a beauty all alone, surrounded by deathly flat motionless water of oceans. All of it once human now just quantum noise. The altruistist is a murderer...a dehumaniser of those touched by his altruism.
Anyway...that'll do fer now. Just trying to keep my multiverse lovin' nicely warm for when that reality of abstractions correction arrives.
But a couple of the beautiful things:
Choice:
It's like....choice just shows up again and again in more and more different outfits, each one meaning choice but a different dimension of it.
For example, you choose whether you are human or not. Not living purposefully or morally and not trying to be more....what this means is your multiverse true reality is dominated by the quantum possibilities. Which don't need a human being to happen...and happen everywhere else without humans. You can choose that path, but you can't choose to be human and choose that path.
Choice: But if you do choose that path, then you get this life, and you get to be in a moral universe literally of your making. In your universe, your multiverse universe, no such thing as morality even exists, save whatever you want to call for it. Moral relativism is real. The blacks are truly stupider than the whites. The women are whores. It's all happens in the multiverse, it's all equally true.
Choice: But if you do try to be moral and do try to lead a purposeful righteous life.....no matter how big or small, your effort will be rewarded. While there is the tiniest atom of morality in your life, the, that atom will be reflected in some proportionality by a spectrum of colours, dimly but still alive and still there...colours that only a UKC can in the multiverse make. For just one atom remaining, your universe will be one atom moral, and one atom immoral, and one atom hopeful.
Choice: altruism. The multiverses is objective...it's real...it's deterministic....everything is represented there and randomness is impossible there. Morality then becomes objective, real...absolute. Extreme. Extremes. All of them. If not even an atom of morality goes unrewarded...that's an extreme. Another extreme is that you can't put an atom between wrong and evil and 'bad idea'. Morality is binary.
Altruism is a good concept to test the multiverse against. What does an altruistic life look like in the Multiverse? Well...an altruistic life perfectly lived, with purposefulness, consistent reasoning and philosophy, is potentially a grandiose multiverse manifestation indeed.
But look around that perfect life. Everything it touches, everything it touched, diminished and reduced to dust. An altruistic life perfectly lived is an island..a beauty all alone, surrounded by deathly flat motionless water of oceans. All of it once human now just quantum noise. The altruistist is a murderer...a dehumaniser of those touched by his altruism.
Anyway...that'll do fer now. Just trying to keep my multiverse lovin' nicely warm for when that reality of abstractions correction arrives.