/sci/ - Science & Math

What is... the human impulse?

will we one day have to pay to do simple shit, like 'uploading a youtube video', and others have to 'pay to watch it' - the economy is that technical, where people have enough to spend on really petty things?

an oath

Most people are enslaved in reality as 'a' God, for they were given names/second names from birth, by their parents, to secure the fact that they are 'a' citizen. This name then becomes their persona, it builds, it is taught to them subtly in education, the simple process by signing each piece of work or the front cover of the book. This... 'name' implies you're an individual, one person.

With physical observation this is correct, you are indeed 1 person (in concept). However, when you apply the question I asked earlier:

{ What are we without you? }

You will see the empirical observation, that we do indeed rely on each other to exist, this bond between us all. This is supreme to the physical observation that follows:

{ What are (1)we without (1)you? }
{ You } - Atheism, 'a' God.
{ Us } - Theism, God.


God used to lead, before, as said in the bible, a covenant was declared as 'one' above the people, the government. Now God is lead, by a LORD figure that is conceptual.

God died.