Re:The antidote to civilisational collapse – An interview wi...
by lotsofpulp on Wednesday April 07, 2021 @05:51AM
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Assuming your actions have consequences is supported.
Touching something too hot transfers excessive energy to your skin and registers as pain.
Walking without looking at where you’re going can cause you to not notice uneven surface and affect your balance causing you to fall.
Attending a higher education facility and obtaining credentialing and skills in a field with high demand in order to be able to trade it for money so that you can then use that money to pay for shelter and food and medicine.
The above are all assumptions until they actually occur, but they are different than assuming an afterlife simply because you feel like it (for example, it satisfies one’s ego to assume a piece of them is immortal. Not that there’s anything wrong with that, do whatever makes you feel good).
Touching something too hot transfers excessive energy to your skin and registers as pain.
Walking without looking at where you’re going can cause you to not notice uneven surface and affect your balance causing you to fall.
Attending a higher education facility and obtaining credentialing and skills in a field with high demand in order to be able to trade it for money so that you can then use that money to pay for shelter and food and medicine.
The above are all assumptions until they actually occur, but they are different than assuming an afterlife simply because you feel like it (for example, it satisfies one’s ego to assume a piece of them is immortal. Not that there’s anything wrong with that, do whatever makes you feel good).