Societies are artificially made with artificial problems and artificial solutions and not based on truth. Ideologies are one examples of this because despite having access to the same resources, we create a bunch of artificial problems like "culture wars" or adopt cultural practices that aren't needed for the physical and/or psychological well being of society (and end up harming it instead).There are countless examples but one modern one would be North Korea. Literally no reason it has to be a dictatorship with its citizens in poverty when South Korea is evidence that things don't have to be this way. Or stereotypes, like how kids grow up in gang culture and then create racial stereotypes out of nothing.
>>18619960Verse?
Give us 5 examples of natural problems as opposed to artificial problems
>>18619960I'm not sure what you mean by society, but if you mean a community by which laws and rules and jobs and regulations are established, societies aren't artificial: one man can't do everything. You need different jobs and those of workers to organize and move society forward. Or do you seriously think you would have the means to make your own clothes, house, capture and rear livestock, farm, and the like? To write all your own stories and entertainments? I promise you, you cannot do all of that yourself. Societies also exist for protection from outsiders and enemies, which is not artificial. I've given some thought that if I were a savage man, roaming about the earth, I would either take over weaker tribes or have them join mine, or I would join a stronger one. Again, this isn't artificial, it's very real.Laws then are unfortunately also neccesary since men have proven to commit injustices over and over again to one another, even ones within the same community, all for personal, selfish reasons. And those injustices are not artificial.
It's human instinct to wanna kill when there's too many around, dictatorship is the perversion of that very nature. All societies have too many around, so all societies are dictated one way or another for stability. Some discreet at it, some more perverse at it. But perversion of that natural law is the key here. Antinatalism/population reductionism is the highest perversion of that nature.
