by sceneshifter » Tue Jan 31, 2006 10:19 pm
<!--EZCODE FONT START--><span style="color:black;font-family:helvetica;font-size:small;"> <!--EZCODE BOLD START--><strong> <br><br>What's this simple, effortless plan?<br>See my reply at 'open letter to floyd smoots ...'<br><br>But moreover, what, realistically, are the chances of getting said plan implemented?<br>Good question. Reasons for hope that this plan can be implemented:<br>1. Everyone in the world already agrees with it. I can prove that in a minute. They dont know yet that they agree with it, but I show them they do.<br>2. Everyone wins bigbig. Everyone wins bigbigbig. Everyone, from richest to poorest. Everyone, without exception,100 times happier. I can prove that everyone already agrees it will make everyone 100 times happier. <br>3. 99% win financially, 90% win financially bigbig.<br>4. People have brains. They can read. They can think. They can follow the arguments.<br>5. People want to be as happy as they can.<br>6. People dont want to become extinct. Without this plan [or a better one] they have a very high probability [like 99%] of becoming extinct before 2050.<br>7. All it takes is learning that you already agree, and learning some other points too, and then passing it on to loved ones.<br>8. If each person who learns it teaches it to just one person a month, everyone in the world will know it in just 33 months. <br>9. When virtually everyone knows it, there is nothing to stop us passing the simple laws to get it.<br>10. Everyone who learns it becomes a new talent and way of expressing it.<br><br>Reasons for fearing it will not be implemented:<br>1. People seem to have lost the power to respond, to react, to absorb, to get ignited. Blame television, which apparently makes people passive? Blame schools, which teach passivity by pumping students full of dead info for years and never asking students' to share and discuss their opinions, which would be wakening, activating? Blame atrophy of action, because people have been deprived of a fairshare of power for so long?<br>2. People prejudging it to be a fraud, a con, a moneyscheme, a nonsense, a group that steals your soul, etc. People assuming immediately it must be no good. People assuming it must involve sacrifice. People being unable to think it may be good. ['Test everything and hold on to what is good']<br>3. People not giving top priority to their survival and happiness. People being 'busy'.<br>4. People being unable to face reality, people being too good at hiding their heads in the sand. People too inclined to think everything's okay. Procrastinating on problems. <br>5. People too confident that the status quo cannot be wrong, that accepted ideas are sound, that new ideas must be wrong.<br>6. People's energies absorbed by the millions of less important things. The road to the most vital information being blocked with unvital information. <br>7. People's mental vision tending to be more microscopic than macroscopic. Having difficulty seeing new patterns in the complex tapestry of life. Solving small problems. Removing poisonous leaves, not poisonous trees.<br>8. People putting too much faith in authorities. Too many adult babies.<br>9. People being exhausted by all the problems that this plan will solve. People being exhausted by the centuries of unnecessary pain and suffering and failure.<br>10. The world having been turned into a war zone, and truth being a casualty in war, lies, propaganda, selfdeception being many and great.<br>11. Humans being 98.4% identical to chimpanzees. The human brain consisting of a very thin thinking brain built over a mammal brain built over a reptile brain. Money being so important [being food, shelter, everything], people tend to use their primitive brain in 'thinking' about money. People rarely really thinking. Lack of grits and determination to conquer. Too much fat in the brain for an idea to spark.<br>12. People falling for flattery instead of rising to realism. </strong><!--EZCODE BOLD END--></span><!--EZCODE FONT END--> <p></p><i></i>
