Is the whole world caught up in the syncronicity of events?
September 18th, 2008 | by admin |
Don H If both parents are albino asked:
World events seem to point to a major event laying on the horizon that never happens. That “is” syncronicity. A phenomonum(sp) that causes great wars instigated by paranoia.
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World events seem to point to a major event laying on the horizon that never happens. That “is” syncronicity. A phenomonum(sp) that causes great wars instigated by paranoia.
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4 Responses to “Is the whole world caught up in the syncronicity of events?”
By basket case on Sep 20, 2008 | Reply
Amazing. Thank you. You have what’s called an existentialist point of view, and you basically just summed up a lot of what I’ve been saying for years.
The world most definitely is completely dependent syncronicity of events, i.e. wars and world wide mishaps. Eventually, we will send ourselves to our doom not because of fate, but because it is inevitable that human nature is to cause the series of events that have already begun. It is our destiny, and it is our fault that it is our destiny. And paranoia is a good term to use, because that is the cause of much of this.
Thank you, and best wishes.
By minime on Sep 20, 2008 | Reply
I always wondered the summation of all events in the world could be mathematically or scientifically tied together with causality and yes, even synchronicity. Sometimes, I am more Neitzshean and feel that all is chaos and that we simply assert our own will to power onto things but sometimes I’m more Platonic and think, perhaps everything has a telos behind it and that everything is orderly…
I cannot truly answer your question. It’s a great question
Star for you.
By Juefawn on Sep 23, 2008 | Reply
“If you don’t know where you are going, any road will get you there.”
I am one of those people (if there are any others) who like to theorize about the future of economy, society, and overall the future of knowledge apprehension.
There are several outcomes that lead to war.
Kill for a God-
Yes even now, in the days when science over whelms the vast majority of us, the religious doctrines of ancient philosophers (with out science) still influence man to kill or terror a contesting religion, that does not follow the rivals specific God.
Obviously you have realized that one of these religions is the Muslim one, with the suicidal terrorists attacks we have daily over most part of the globe . The other terrorists you may not know of. They in fact are any religious group whom base their justice conformity’s on this simple paragraph from the Bible.
Deuteronomy 13:13-19,
13 Certain worthless fellows have gone out among you and have drawn away the inhabitants of their city, saying, ‘Let us go and serve other gods,’ (
By magpiesmn on Sep 24, 2008 | Reply
I dont feel the whole world is caught up into the feeling that the next big event is about to happen. But I do believe some people are and most of these people I feel are actualy the ones that believe they are in power. The more power you feel you have the more likely you are to fear losing that power. Some people can use power in good ways some dont. Its the ones that dont use power wisely that make it harder for the ones trying to use it in good ways. But its very hard to actualy tell what is a good use of power because alot of it depends upon events that seem random. But there are ways to tell if someone is trying to abuse the powers they have over others. If you are wise and getting wiser you will have learned and be learning the ways to spot these people and hopefuly you will either help them to realize there mistake or avoid them hopefuly the first. I think as a world I would like to see more planning of future and what we expect from it and of ourselfs in it. This paranoia you talk about comes from the lack of good solid action plans incase of disasters or mistakes.