Astonishing article by Tim Macartney-Snape published in the @SpectatorOz about how Jeremy Griffith's solution to the human condition redeems humans and ends our insecure, selfish human condition forever!
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“This understanding of the human condition will end all prejudices, like racism, forever.” - Franklin Mukakanga, Advertising director & radio host, Zambia
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Jeremy Griffith’s ability to explain life so satisfyingly & the resulting effect having this understanding has had on me has been life changing.
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@BelfieldSam@FrankBalamatsia Thanks for sharing. So very true and up until recently a very perplexing observation. Fortunately Freedom explains the human condition and more specifically resignation, that time in adolescence when children give up asking these fundamental questions.
💯 & its written particularly on the faces of younger generations. Without true meaning behind the suffering it makes life but unbearable. Whats the reason behind all the suffering? Most remarkably this is what Jeremy Griffiths has uncovered in his latest publication Our Meaning. A must read to alleviate the despondency we feel as humans
https://t.co/i8lRPilAxw
@ElonMusk in his brilliant interview with @AndrewrSorkin describes his Resignation when he was 12 to being overwhelmed by the depressing issue of the human condition & his “hope to expand our consciousness & find the meaning of life, where we come from, where we’re going, such that we are able to wake up in the morning excited with hope”. Well man oh man, have we got the answers for him at https://t.co/GJAR3QlIdc, especially in Freedom Essay 30 about Resignation (https://t.co/VfFccohvgW).
This is the transcript of that part of the interview (at 22 minutes): “I did have this existential crisis when I was around 12 about what’s the meaning of life, isn’t it all pointless, why not just commit suicide, why exist? I read the religious texts, I read the philosophy books, especially the German philosophy books made me quite depressed frankly. One should not read Schopenhauer and Nietzsche as a teenager. But then I read Douglas Adams’s ‘Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy’ which is a book on philosophy in the form of humour and the point that Adams was making there was that we don’t actually know what questions to ask, that’s why he said the answer is 42; like it’s a giant computer and he came up with the answer is 42. But to actually figure out what the question is that’s the hard part … If we can expand our consciousness … find out the meaning of life … where do we come from, where are we going? Are there aliens? … find the meaning of man … There has to be reasons why you wake up in the morning excited, what gives you hope?”
Video credit to @MattPocius from his YouTube channel https://t.co/RPb6Y3IsNz
WHY INDEED?
Why do we thinking, reasoning, rational, immensely clever, supposedly sensible beings behave so badly and cause so much suffering and devastation?
Watch biologist Jeremy Griffith explain WHY in the interview that is taking the world by storm https://t.co/v7QAUFbX77