Comments by "Grey Matters" (@o0GrayMatters0o) on "CNBC Television" channel.

yes, you should rephrase it. work is seen by the righteous men as good, and by lazy and immoral men, as bad. and now you must realize that he is working for himself in a way. that's the way the company, erm, i mean, family, works- until they don't need you of course.
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There is a fine line between being a realist and a pessimist. I believe there to be great value in- as well as an increasingly urgent necessity for- inherent morality, and that accepted moral values are not 'abstractly contrived,' but rather fundamental and essential in preserving any sense of value or meaning in the long-term goals of a race that has become self-destructive with its insatiable appetite for an excessively and increasingly absurd boundary-less hedonism. A morally bankrupt populace is merely a more controllable herd of slave-class workers to the unrighteous masters of iniquity and lawlessness- namely spiritual lawlessness. The world is voting every day with their words and actions for their intended will, whilst being prompted and pruned by the will of those that know better. It has long came down to a choice between self-destruction or self-preservation. But what better way to preserve yourself than destroy the other, right!? This is true, unless of course your schema is built upon the notion that you are God, and that life is merely an inconsequential delusion/illusion where all experience is simply recycled rather than self-realizing and perpetually improving (or in a pessimists viewpoint, deteriorating).
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You're partly correct Savant. The cosmological organism is in a constant state of self-discovery and rediscovery, and (assuming It Is as holistically conscious as it is sometimes individually) expects as well as demands great things out of its expansion after its contraction back to it's self-realization state- otherwise what's the point, other than for the observer to observe its parts in action. It wants to dance just to dance, and sing just to sing, but the masterpiece is never really finished- until It Is. To the climax of any great piece, the climb is the work, and the fall is the bitter-sweet reward. Theologically speaking, we have free will that allows us to do with the energy in time and space as we choose- microscopically to macroscopically- but the energy is and has a greater potential than we have yet achieved or arrived at individually due to limiting factors, forces, or frequencies, that do not allow it to be as powerful at each end of the spectrum as it is in full swing, and that is where the energies of the universe can harmonize and unite with the potentials of the self-realized full potential of a literally infinite potentiality, but to be at the place where there exists no observer is the most frightening thing for the observable energies. "It has to be real" it tells itself, and clings to its persistent delusion like a person holding their breath in fear of not getting another one.
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