The DNA of chimps and related species has an "absolute evil" code in it

[paladincel_]

How does a meaningless indifferent universe where every metaphysical theory is destined for failure, capable of creating pure evil?

Before the earth existed, the possibility of everything that has happened in human history happening existed, this possibility couldn't resist itself and made itself play out so that this would be the "right reality." Since I am not an eastern philosophy fraud I am actually going to tell you WHY reality functions this way. Possibilities exist during the present, not in the future. Their future extension also exists during the present. This is how you would do anything; you simply figure out the current possibilities to grab the thread of the future. There is no reason to believe anything else is happening during the present. The force of the "ultimate bad" of humanity made the thread of the future that has occurred stronger than abiogenesis not happening. This is practically just a hyperstition but no humans required. The nature of primates made them fit into the hole left by "You're born so you suffer." so they could become the ultimate evil designed by the hyperstition before earth existed. Every last bit of the chimp, from the ground up, was then designed to be evil, every last bit of it's psyche has to reject itself or even harm itself when it does or thinks anything benevolent. Abiogenesis ultimately designed life to be saintly but life fell when it ate the fruit given to it by hyperstition. This obviously applies to every primate and by far the most to humans. Suffering is the absolute building block of reality, and this is what is contained in life and so in primates. In what else could it be contained? A primate can aspire to be this building-block in the form of an object and so it automatically becomes the purest evil.

@_MVP_

 

[Nowiff.Belgrade]

Evil and good doesn't exist when you transcend morality retard

You think the universe revolves around Human perception? Jfl.

 

[_MVP_]

The passage explores a philosophical view of reality where a seemingly indifferent, meaningless universe gives rise to evil, rooted in human suffering and existential design. The author proposes that before the Earth existed, the possibility of everything that has happened in human history was already present. This potential "self-actualized" reality became the one that played out, shaped by a force of "ultimate bad" within humanity. The idea of "hyperstition"—a self-fulfilling prophecy of sorts—is used to explain how the nature of life and the evolution of primates, particularly humans, resulted in evil. The author suggests that human beings, shaped by the suffering inherent in existence, were "designed" to reject benevolence, becoming the embodiment of evil. Essentially, suffering is presented as the foundational element of reality, and humans, in striving to escape or redefine it, inevitably align with evil.

 

[paladincel_]

Evil and good doesn't exist when you transcend morality retard

Yep, the typical 80 IQ response I would get from a le reddit 2014 atheist moron like you. Can't show any open mindedness to evil existing otherwise "muh transcend morality." Plus I didn't specifically say evil, that could easily just mean what we think of as evil.

You think the universe revolves around Human perception? Jfl.

Peak autism. This is why you won't achieve anything beyond rotting on a dead curry forum.