Liberty and Imperialism.
20 Jan 2012 Leave a Comment
Like an endless shifting war, the fights for liberty and fights for imperial control have been fought in human domains for all of history, it seems.
First and foremost there is reality, whatever that is.
Our sensory array detects useful things for our atomic arrangement to keep together.
Primarily, the being reacts to sensory data in order to not be damaged, and pursue renewal necessities.
Secondarily, the sensory data is stored so that the same mistakes aren’t made over and over, and beneficial things are able to be recognised.
Tertiarily, the being associates multiple packets of sensory data in order to begin predicting outcomes of unknown, but similar scenarios.
Perhaps culture, language and communication are the quaternary part in the sequence. Like one unit organism, the tribe shares the being’s knowledge around… exomemetic sensory data is shared, with the idea that it will assist others in the tribe in warning against bad scenarios and how to achieve good scenarios.
How big is a tribe?
At what point does one being try to hijack the exomemetic data process to insure the being’s survival against other competitors?
Like the sensory data behind scenarios the being knows to avoid, so too does the atmoic structure aim to avoid bad scenarios of make up, and compete in a limited world for replication of the data it knows.
The being is limited when confined to endomemetic data and thus must resort to the primary, secondary and tertiary sensory abilities.
Control the exomemetic process, and division occurs. Encourage the process and unity may just begin.
In Lak’ech Ala K’in
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