Latest / Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems / The Either Or Concept 041124
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- 0:01The either or phenomenon. You're either this or your that, and it's a
- 0:09it's a type of thinking that you get the dam against us and either or
- 0:18phenomenon. It's the side taking type of thinking that's I got religion, tradition,
- 0:26culture and politics and and divisions in society that people reduce themselves uh in
- 0:37their way of thinking to particular points. Right, But my philosophy says,
- 0:45let things be themselves. And the thing is everything is true in itself if
- 0:49it's itself. But something being true in itself does not negate other things from
- 0:56being through true in themselves. So you can't believe in something and that thing
- 1:02is true to you, and somewhere else can believe in something else or something
- 1:07different. And I think I equally be true. I said, it's a
- 1:12wealth of thinking. They mays ten people can equally be true at the same
- 1:18time and they come wrong at the same time. And you must not reduce
- 1:23things to one thing, because if something is reduced to one thing, the
- 1:29things stop from being holistic. You see things to different dimensions, different angles,
- 1:36different lenses, different viewpoints, different projection, different perception, different perspective,
- 1:45different subjectivities, different illusions, different ways because things are what they are
- 1:56to be what they are. But because things cannot speak for themselves, things
- 2:01are subjected to interpretation based on human intelligence, the human tradition, human religion,
- 2:10human culture, the human education, human ignorance, or the human ways
- 2:17of lives. What the human being sees can be different from what another human
- 2:27being sees. Humans can see sometime at the same time, but interpret it
- 2:32differently and say it differently. But their interpretations can all be true, and
- 2:42it can all be false. But the thing is to itself. So things
- 2:50are themselves and things should be allowed to be themselves, but those things equally
- 3:00can be subjected to human interpretation. It means I can still believe in that
- 3:07which you don't believe in. A lot of us can hold true to what
- 3:14we're believing, and can still be able to live together despite our differences,
- 3:23because believing in that thing or not does not negate or nullify that thing from
- 3:34being what it is. I love America, for example, to the core
- 3:45of my being. And I can give you reasons why I like America.
- 3:51But somebody can tell me that they don't like America, I can ask them
- 3:57the reasons why they don't like America. What is true, is that America
- 4:01is the America. But our reasons for me like in America and the person
- 4:09not like in America can both be true and can both not be true,
- 4:15whether that person has the right to its view and half mine, because all
- 4:21those views are subjective interpretation of that which is, and that thing we still
- 4:29be that which that thing is, whether our subjective interpretation, and that thing
- 4:34doesn't even care if we interpret it or not, or what we say or
- 4:40not. The system or the being of America itself does not even know even
- 4:46exist and actually does not even care if we say it's good or bad whatever
- 4:55that what means, whether I think itself it is true, but our subjectives
- 5:00understanding that the equally it is true. Things should be left to be themselves,
- 5:12and people could say what they want to say about things without fighting or
- 5:15this joying one another, whether they equally have rights to their opinion, and
- 5:20they can still cosies with others because that thing will still be what that thing
- 5:25is despite the interpretation of that thing. So whether they're fighting and hearing or
- 5:30hurrying okay one another, it's about their interpretation and their subjectivities of a reality
- 5:40that is and a reality that doesn't even care about them of a reality that
- 5:46may be an object, may be an object that cannot talk to them,
- 5:50or that can be an abstract that that does not have human mind, human
- 5:57body, human flesh, human in tissue, or human feeling. It's a
- 6:01thing in its essence, in its in its abstract being, away from the
- 6:12human physical being of a motal mass. So most people fight in society in
- 6:20the name of something, by in reality, they're fighting themselves. I might
- 6:29be a Republican, of which I think I am, and at the same
- 6:35time might be a Democrat, of which I think I am, And at
- 6:40the same time I might be an independent, of which I think I am,
- 6:46And at the same time, I might neither be a Republican, an
- 6:49independent, or a Democrat of which I can equally be, and I will
- 7:00still be myself. And the Democratic Party, the Democratic party, the Republican
- 7:04paris to be a Republican party, and the Independent Party, if it exists,
- 7:10still be an independent party, and I will still be myself. So
- 7:15the point of contestation, or the point of debate, or the issue in
- 7:20which people agree or disagree, is itself in its own identity of being that
- 7:30is true in itself. But the arguments or the debate, or the subjectivities
- 7:36of which those people are talking or arguing or fighting about are true in themselves.
- 7:47I might never write in themselves, but should not notify anything or should
- 7:54not be a confrontation that people get to hurt themselves about that issue. Mean
- 8:00people can disagree to agree, or people can disagree to disagree but still be
- 8:05themselves without fighting herd on one another. If they get to understand understand that
- 8:13that debaring or disagree over an issue, that that issue will still be that
- 8:20issue, with or without that debate or disagreement. Things are themselves because things
- 8:28are meant to be themselves, with or without humans, and the subjectivities that
- 8:33humans create themselves are in themselves entities of themselves, with or without those humans
- 8:41are created in We talk about Socrates and Age of enlighten men, and industrial
- 8:46revolution and capitalism and asignalting with science and relativity with Armstein, all these great
- 8:54ideas. Those ideas are in themselves entities of themselves, away from those who
- 9:01created them, and those ideas are here to stay, and those people who
- 9:07created they might not be here. You can argue for or against their creativity
- 9:16or their philosophy or the invention. But those things are in themselves their essence
- 9:24of being with o without you. So when you fight about it, you
- 9:31cannot hurt yourself or artists about because those things will be with overout you.
- 9:37So why you're fighting about idea, it's not the idea that you're fighting about,
- 9:41because the idea in itself exists, is that you are fighting your interpretation
- 9:46or projection, perception of perspective of that thing based on your intelligence, your
- 9:54rationality, your reason, your ignorance, or your state of mind, emotions,
- 10:01your sentiments for your character traits, the way you see yourself or the
- 10:07way you see others. So you're fighting your perception of your ignorance, of
- 10:16your sufficiency or insufficiency, of your feeling of adequation or inadequacy, or your
- 10:22feeling of insecurity, in security, you know, your your your character is
- 10:26fighting an idea pulled away your your your understanding of your being is fighting an
- 10:35idea. But the idea with deeply the idea without you. Great people debate
- 10:41over a topic, for example, about abortion or the right to bear arms,
- 10:48those ideas are essences or entities of themselves. It will never go away,
- 10:54but those people will come and go with that with the variant interpretations of
- 10:58those things. But the idea is here to start. So when you're debating
- 11:03on fighting, you're not fighting the idea, you're fighting yourself. See like
- 11:11the Supreme Court, for example, the Supreme Court with the bad ideas.
- 11:16The Supreme Court will always be there. We will always be there and ideas
- 11:20will always come to the Supreme Court. But what will not be there will
- 11:24be those charges. Those nine judges were not here where the interpretation will be
- 11:33there, and those interpretations not go away. If those interpretation are rewritten or
- 11:43over rided. They overwrited. Interpretation is still there. It doesn't go away,
- 11:52but those people will go away, whether subjectivities and contribution, we'll be
- 11:56here to start the worth thinking that things are things in themselves no matter what
- 12:05humans say. A tree is a tree, no matter what we call it.
- 12:11We can fight about the tree. Who can debate about it, But
- 12:15that thing called a tree is there. It can reaches not to call a
- 12:18tree. But there is something that we're talking about. That's something is true,
- 12:22that's something of an essence of itself, with or without the human being.
- 12:26But humans can fight about it. So therefore, if humans are fighting
- 12:31about it, they should take into consideration that the viewpoint of everybody else can
- 12:39be true with are negating the very point of others, and with the things
- 12:43to be in itself and the human beings still trying to be in itself.
- 12:48What it worse can be right, and what it was can be wrong.
- 12:52But the thing we are right or wrong about we still be the sign.
- 12:56So therefore we're right or wrong or right and wrong based on our understanding of
- 13:03the matter. And that matter can be decided in one way or the other
- 13:11based on our understanding of the matter. But that matter or the thing,
- 13:16the thing an issue, is still designed. It can go left, it
- 13:22can go right, but it's that thing that's going left or right based on
- 13:28our understanding of what's left and right this, but the thing in itself is
- 13:31always there because things are meant to be themselves. Once something is here,
- 13:37it can never go away. You can think it goes the way, it
- 13:41doesn't go away, but the interpretation will come and go. The narrative,
- 13:48then, the way that we see reality, the illusions we create, the
- 13:54subjectivities we create, we come and go, or we create essences of themselves.
- 14:01But that which we are talking about we never go away. The concept
- 14:07of democrats will never go away. The concept of communism will never go away.
- 14:11The concept of dictatorship or oppressive government, will never go away. The
- 14:16concept of liberalism we never go away. The concept of the media, we
- 14:22never go away. The concept of reproduction, we never go away. The
- 14:28concept of freedom and liberty and the pursuit of happiness, we never go away.
- 14:35The concept of the American dream. We never go away. Because those
- 14:39things are true in themselves subjected to the interpretations of humans. Humans always go
- 14:46to war, But that which humans go to war about we will never go
- 14:52away. But the humans will kill themselves, but that thing would stay.
- 15:00Use things are meant to go what they are, and that which is here,
- 15:03it's already here. You can learn to live with it or not.
- 15:07You cannot take the thing away. You can't take yourself or somebody away.
- 15:13So we are thinking that you must not reduce yourself to a particular point.
- 15:20You can believe in God. You can believe that you're a child of God.
- 15:26You can believe that you're here because God's brought to here. That is
- 15:28true. You can still believe that you're here because of science, and that
- 15:33is true too. You can believe that you're here because of your mother or
- 15:39father. That is too true. You can believe that you're here because of
- 15:43nature, because of the food you eat. That is still true. You
- 15:46can believe that you're here because of the doctor, the gynecologists, or the
- 15:50nurses in the hospital. That is still true. You can't believe that you're
- 15:54here because of the food you eat. That's too true. You can believe
- 15:58that you're here because of the common which you living. That is too true.
- 16:03I even believe that you're here because of the things that make your life
- 16:07happy, the maturity of life. That is too true. You can believe
- 16:12that you're here because of the money, because of the work, because of
- 16:15positive contribution. That is stay true. You can't believe in in anything or
- 16:19everything, it is stay true. But believing in one thing does not mean
- 16:25that you must not believe in another thing. That's when human seems to be
- 16:36or ceases to be holistic in they're thinking. We have an infinity mind as
- 16:41an infinity being, because things in themselves has their infinitiness granted that which is
- 16:51made cannot go away. It can be dissolved or changed into many forms,
- 17:00does not go away. It's it Humans shall wander redus to dust. That
- 17:03does just deep humans human. The body shall be consumer other things, and
- 17:10those other things is still out of humans. It can be called differently.
- 17:14But that which is here, it's already here. It doesn't go away.
- 17:22Humans can fight and di are about it as a matter of projection, perception,
- 17:27or perspective, and it will be much reasonable on the contrary, for
- 17:36their to seek proper measurement, proportionality and balance, for them to seek reason
- 17:41and rationality, for their to seek consensus and mutuality or reciproxgy, for their
- 17:48to seek basic understanding, for them to come together, not divide themselves aproud
- 17:55because of ideas, because those ideas will not go away. Humans come and
- 18:00go. Ideas were always ted, and humans will come and go. And
- 18:07that which is here is already here. And that human that comes and God
- 18:12does not go in its entirety. The blood, the blood, and the
- 18:18body, and the fleets in the body we decomposed, the mass itself,
- 18:26the physicality itself, but the essence of being, the mind and soul,
- 18:32the contribution of that being. The experiences cannot go away. Things are meant
- 18:41to be what they are if humans left leave them alone to be what they
- 18:45are things are meant to go there are if humans left them to be what
- 18:51they are. Humans can agree to disagree or disagree to disagree as to be
- 18:56themselves, to be true in themselves will not destroy themselves, And so it's
- 19:04encouraged. It's encourages it's encouraging to teach kids debate, to listen to the
- 19:12view points of orders. If want to negate the point negative, the point
- 19:18does not notify the point of the other person. They might just give more
- 19:23reasons why that point should not be accepted. But that point does not deserve
- 19:27itself. That point that is not accepted is still here, so you cannot
- 19:33fight and die for it. So worth thinking, so worth thinking that either
- 19:45of perception is sometimes reducing. Make us not to see things holistically or see
- 19:53things in their infinitiveness or in the essence of intrinsic system. Let things be
- 20:03themselves for the want to be what the war is. You can fix things
- 20:11that can be fixed because they're meant to be fixed. Where the things you
- 20:18are fixing does not go away. Is your understanding of what fixing is,
- 20:23of what solution is that changes. But I think in itself it's to itself
- 20:33because things are what they are in their intrinsic essences and intrinsic individuality. You
- 20:44can coexist, to cohabitate like existence. Your existence does not notify the existence
- 20:53of another person. The existence of anything HM has an essence of that thing
- 21:00itself that is meant to be here and destrain that thing in itself. GREATH
- 21:10what create that wish? You have destroyed in many forms. It's just like
- 21:14you go towards destroy enemy, whether enemy metasticizes in many other ways. God
- 21:22does don't go away. It's just how we sick understand it to be in
- 21:30order for others to be or of thinking. Be mindful of the either or
- 21:40perception. There is small to that. You can't believe in one thing.
- 21:47I could believe in many things, and all those many things has the right
- 21:52in themselves previous way. You can still be a Muslim, a Christian,
- 22:03a Baha, a Buddhist, a Jewish all together. You can still be
- 22:10artistics all at once. The music can agree in something and disagree in something
- 22:17that one legion offers, and holistically you build a better humanity and a better
- 22:22human You must not be one thing, only another other things. You can
- 22:30be everything and still be yourself without nullifying the existence of those things. The
- 22:44human being can be more than one thing, giving the human being the choice
- 22:52to either all. It's well societifying itself. Racism, sexism, bigotry can
- 23:00divide wars. We must take sides, we must take cams. You can
- 23:07be on both sides. It can be on all the side and still retain
- 23:11your individuality. The thing you cannot compromise. It's the you in itself,
- 23:18the being of the being itself, and your intrinsic individuality. You can be
- 23:22everything but still be yourself and not be something else or somebody else. It's
- 23:30a way of thinking because the human being is a trill on dimensions, more
- 23:37of things, the human beaness everything. You're the air you break, You're
- 23:44where you're living, You're the community you live in. You have the language,
- 23:48you have your the senses. You're the mind, the body, the
- 23:53soul, the ecology. You are that holisticness of being that exists in what
- 24:00we call human being. So how can you want to reduce yourself to just
- 24:04binaries? The human gene code is something more than binary. It's not just
- 24:15either or. It's something molti versor something infinity, something multi dimensional. So
- 24:26we are thinking there's something more. An either or