Oh, i would say i agree with those 2 insights: Life is unfair and free will is a farce.
I do not make "freedom" out of it because the meaning goes beyond someones will. Willpower is something that can be set up by humans or other entities, so it is not a coincidence.
Freedom is a huge thing but ultimately it can only truly be achieved if we lose every attachment, not any sooner than this. A relationship is always with some kind of attachment, but in many cases we are doing this at our "free will" so we are on purpose eliminating some of our freedom, for the sake of what we love. If people only love freedom, they can actually love nothing and everything, but nothing certain... so i can not describe freedom with any known logic... in this term in order to explain freedom i will have to leave the logics behind, thus my logics will become flawed, i do agree.
Anyway, i try to become as independent, actually autarkical, as possible, which means, reducing my dependency on others as big as possible. This means, standing up for myself... for my family, for the stuff i love and trying to create a decentralized approach which will lead to more power into my own and everyones hands, instead of a few centralized mighty poles. This is basically the meaning of a meaningful "independence" thus providing myself and like-minded people with sufficient power overcoming many situation without the, not always reliable, help from the outside, the sheeps or its herders. In many cases... those sheeps and herders will only move if something they believe into is with sufficient power, for example the amount of fiat-coins they get. So it is good being sufficiently provided with, else they may barely help. Independence is related to freedom, removing a lot of dependency.
We are not born "free", not even necessarily with a will that is free because we are simply to heavily connected with the environment and with the things, and not a thing, allowing us to survive. So basically, in some way we are already "owned by birth"; owned by society and owned by the people making us survive. No matter what we think, most of our wishful thinking is already influenced by our environment. So, anyone able to create a impact on us... including Zimerius which got his impact most likely from the industry he seems to "look up" to it in order to support them in the apparently most humble way possible, accepting their supreme power and therefor his own lack of it; including the agreement asking for controlling his own wrong paths he may not even know himself how to control properly... saving him from "running out of control". Which is usually the power many humans give to a even higher entity but okay... the believe is apparently free already.
Yet, the thing with free will is not so much a matter of absolutism but if we are able to willingly connect tho those truly loving us and willingly creating a bond with us, So, it is not so much about "those absolute terms"... there is not a single human who can be trusted with absolute power, it is simply not a human thing having so much power, it will always create troubles. Our will is important for the stuff we actually can create a stronger bond with, not for everything that is accessible... which we have no competence toward it.
Life is not fair but life is not about fairness, it is more about creating more harmony instead of disharmony or simply to make something unfair a bit less unfair, simply to support life. Sure, if there is insufficient power from those able to grant power, in order to increase fairness... it will become thrown out of this harmony and not sure where it will end, in the end with a lot of disharmony. Perhaps, in some very far future, humankind my slowly lurk out of the ashes their disharmony was creating, but it is uncertain for how many times we could rebuild a empire... until this option may ultimately be gone because of even bigger issues. So... value your unfair life... your non absolute free will which is only focused on the things you may barely become competent with (still not sure) and be a good sheep or human in the here and now. If you can not support other humans, at least do not put a huge rock in front of their feet... this is called "being social"; not much more than this. If we can not decide what is right or wrong, most likely everything got its pros and cons... yet... reality is, certain things are way more common, so we do not value diversity, which is in my mind the key to harmony and meaningful competition.
Post edited September 22, 2024 by Xeshra