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The Desire for Destruction vs the Credence to Create

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The Desire for Destruction vs the Credence to Create     Before watching the video below - please read the following blog, then watch the following video , as the video in this is blog is a follow up / continuation and expansion on the previous blog and video. Thank you.        

Why are we so willing to destroy and give up, but don’t have the equal / same willingness to Create?

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Why are we so willing to destroy and give up, but don’t have the equal / same willingness to Create? Yesterday I watched a couple of minutes of the final fight scene in the movie Superman: Man of Steel – specifically where they fight against and through the buildings, destroying anything and everything in their path. A point that came up within me while watching this scene in the movie was: “Look at how easy it is to destroy these buildings and if this were ‘real’ – how long it would take to rebuild all the destruction.” Obviously, such scenes are happening in real life – not as a fight between two supernatural beings, but wars in this world wreaking an equal amount of destruction and chaos of years of labour, blood, sweat and tears put into building infrastructure in countries. This lead me to question: “Why is life set up this way where it’s so easy to destroy – yet can take years / a lifetime to build / create something?” and “Why / how is it possible for one thing...

Communication: enhancing potential or destroying innocence?

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Communication: enhancing potential or destroying innocence? In this blog I’m expanding on a Facebook post I posted, highlighted below: I was watching an episode of “Forever” and heard this quote: “In 1912, Guglielmo Markoni predicted his invention, the radio, would put an end to war. No more miscommunications, no more secrets. Then 200 million people were murdered in the century that followed. Meanwhile he came up with better ways to communicate. None of which, alas, put an end to lies, miscommunications or murder.” It’s fascinating how many inventors in the past and still to this day – have a utopian prediction for their inventions to contribute to the betterment of humanity, this including for example Nikola Tesla. Yet, their utopian predictions were quashed and the ‘true nature of man represented by this world system stepped forth’ and the COMPLETE opposite came to fruition. Doing some research on Markoni, you’ll learn that he believed that “God placed the fo...