>>55743355
Peace will not last.

We are on a rock hurdling through infinite space. We must always challenge ourselves. Always expand or reasoning and possibility. Sometimes that means suffering and warring but it also mean times or great exploration and thing beyond our imagination.

Stability, stationary, peaceful. These are the universes term for dead.

>>55743933
how will a world of intellectuals cause suffering? it's the intellectual that chooses not to take part in the cycle of violence, generally speaking.

>>55744271
All great intellects were gunning for glory or eternal legacy. AKA selfish motives

Selfishness drives us.

>>55744911
could it be said that intellectuals have gone full circle, returning to base human instincts?

>>55743355

Easy.

Every human is taught HOW to think, never what to think.
Scientific method, Critical Thinking, rational argument, meditation, psychedelic exploration, subjective objectivity, etc.
Never is a fact claimed, only methods/techniques offered.
The society at large collects data which is then available to all of these free thinkers.
Every individual uses their own intelligence to interpret and add to the collection of 'facts' and data to make their own personal, ever-evolving model of what the universe is like and how best to live in it.
Given free access to the knowledge and wisdom of those before them, without having any of it conditioned as dogma, allows everyone to realise that:
Everything is interconnected, the egoic self is a illusion used for survival, compassion and kindness are the behavioural guides that lead to the best outcomes, and to commit their lives to Love and experience.

Utopia is not a final destination, it is a joyous journey.

Not possible, people naturally form sub-groups within large groups.

>>55746043
humanity unleashed, to challenge the bounds of the unknown. sounds excellent, but does that mean in order for people to, as you put it, 'commit their lives to love', we must first forgive and accept our fellow man? that we are different ethnically, religiously, evolutionary (evolved in different niches, which result in ethnic differences, etc.), but still one and the same, in terms of the mind? that we should relish the possibilities instead of mulling in the dirt that is this present?

>>55747179
yes, sounds about right.

>>55746043
It's difficult to teach people "how to think" without bias. For example, one of my professors thinks she is teaching us "how to think", but really she just talks about SJW stuff and Caitlyn Jenner. It's hard to leave bias out of teaching someone how to think.

>>55747916
so that means that the majority of the posts on this board are sickly ironic, because most of the posters seek this societal nirvana, if you will, but continue the cycle of violence by channeling primal hatred. take this paris fiasco. if one would wish to take the path to that nirvana, then would ISIS have to forgive and put their hatred for the generalized western world aside? that would be a sight to behold, if they ended the cycle. then, in turn, the reply from the western world would be in kind, if that nirvana were their end goal. I think the hardest thing to do is put that anger aside and forgive.

>>55748508
You're right, it's as if we'd need actually good teachers. Perhaps the selection process might change when capitalism/statism/Domination is let go.

>>55748731
Yes, /pol/ sucks and is damaging/self-defeating, I come here for s's and g's.
Yes, the chain of retaliatory violence must be broken. This will likely not come from either party - The Western Leaders nor ISIS - but it has and is coming from the masses, grass-roots style.

Humanity is waking up faster than the Reptilians are enslaving us. The future is bright.

>>55749472
here's hoping.

>>55743355
there's a few theories

mondialism - Francis Fukuyama and his End of History

neoatlantism - Samuel Huntington and his Clash of civilizations

continentalism - Alexander Dugin and his ideas in Foundation in Geopolitics