Historical Introduction
into the moral confusion:
BCM
PL<RQ>PA
ABCM
RQ<PL>PR
Hoping
for the breakthrough to the new C3-global order, impatient people
try to c3-break through with their prejudice about it locally. |
The
C3-fact upon which the BCM builds and that so far nobody could wipe off the face of the earth
is that humans grow when they discover (PL) more of their C3-potential and find ways
(RQ) to c3-live it together (PA). Competing with it, however, is the equally undeniable
ABCM's social RQed order in which humans compete (PL) for c3-position
power in order to make others go along with what they want.
Historically,
that which was considered transcendent to the socially compatible potential was communicated
and controlled with
rituals
and taboos. Homer introduced the
cf-content-free
virtues
of the hero's strength,
courage and
cunning so that
they could,
say in the Spartan Army be commanded into the service of
the collective. The corresponding cf-systems of political survival or natural
science have no values and teach no lessons about living together let
alone lifefulfillment; they are thus amoral from a pn-point
of view. However, they have uncovered the method of how the PL=personal learning
processes of the common people have since been succumbed to the Responsibility
towards the Qualities of the collective upheld by the ruling elite!
In its assumed superiority ruler, via the collective they ruled, assumed the
monopoly of power and whoever challenged it, say as a prophet, Jean
of Arc, Jan
Hus etc. was confronted with the collective's call into what spirit of the
time considered HC=human
co-operation even up to sending people to concentration camps. In the eye of the system wardens
that call has to be followed to put an end to C3-PLs that threaten to transcend the
manageable c3-collective. The resulting ABCM's c3-world increasingly fragments
people's mind and their rulers thrive in dividing them further in
their c3-rat race of getting global pn-attention, power and fame - the
only way out left for the individual in the European Middle Ages was death
as a martyr or being sacrificed as a scapegoat...
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