It's insane that people still talk about "saving humanity" when it's obvious we're the planet's primary disease. Look at us. We're a failed evolutionary experiment, a bunch of weak furless apes with a cancerous brain that's completely disconnected from our instincts. This overdeveloped lump of grey matter is why we're the only creatures who kill for sport, lust, and greed. Our entire history isn't a story of progress, it's just one long bloody slaughterhouse where we've gotten progressively better at butchering each other. All our philosophies and religions (Christianity, humanism, you name it) are just fancy excuses we invented to justify more crusades, more genocides, and more "enlightened" barbarism. Deep down we're all necrophiliacs obsessed with death, decay, and destruction. The dirty little secret is that we know we're monsters. We crave our own annihilation. That's why we built the nukes. The only true peace for a creature this flawed and self-hating isn't love or understanding, it's total and complete extinction. Ending it all is the only logical solution to the problem of being human.
>>18023862Ready for school tomorrow, Anon?
>>18023862I sort of agree, but there is also no disputing that there is some good and kindness within every human -even the worst of us- that is worth preserving. This is why I support total human instrumentality, it's the best we can do if the concept of metaphysical "evil" is cannot be removed.
>>18023862>It's insane that people still talk about "saving humanity" when it's obvious we're the planet's primary disease.Well when we're talking about saving humanity we're not talking about saving the planet necessarily now are we? >We need to save the planet or else we're all dead!Yes but paradoxically this planet stops being relevant to us when we're all dead so it just makes more sense to act in our own best interests until the day comes when those interests do align with keeping this planet alive. Stay in school OP
>a bunch of weak furless apesi will never forgive new atheists for making scientific materialism hip and cool among the youth, an entire generation is now fucking insufferable and forever incapable of philosophy
>>18023862>Ending it all is the only logical solution to the problem of being human.Being human isn't a problem, it's a blessing.
>>18023862>Ending it all is the only logical solution to the problem of being humanSo when are you doing it? It's always the same whine from you type of people but you all never follow what you say.
>>18023862Then kill yourself, retard.
It's insane that people still talk about "destroying humanity" when it's obvious we're the planet's crowning achievement. Look at us. We're stand above evolution and nature, a bunch of beautiful fail-skinned bipeds with a complex brain that completely disconnected us from animalistic enslavement of instincts. This overdeveloped lump of grey matter is why we're the only creatures who build, invent, create, explore. Our entire history is a story of progress, it's just one long glorious conquest of the natural world where we've gotten progressively better at harnessing natural elements to build stronger industries. All our philosophies and religions (Christianity, humanism, you name it) are complex intellectual systems we invented to justify civic laws, moral behavior, and more "enlightened" governments. Deep down we're all brethren obsessed with unity, joy, and cooperation. The dirty little secret is that we know we're the best. We crave our own glorification. That's why we built the large hadron collider. The only true peace for a creature this perfect and self-loving isn't hatred or nihilism, it's total and complete ascending. Becoming godlike is the only logical solution to the problem of mortality.
>>18024814>Becoming godlike is the only logical solution to the problem of mortality.Your high as fuck on your own mentations
Consciousness is painful but also plastic. Every generation’s baseline morality shifts. What was normal cruelty 200 years ago is abhorrent now. That suggests we’re not locked into a terminal death drive, we’re capable of learning.
