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Addiction to Desires is Unnatural but Artificial de · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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  Mm hm life. Life is given to the human being m and the thing
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  that stands the way of that human being living and eternal confinity, happier,
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  healthier wealthare sustainable a substantial all positive causality. Life is a human addiction to
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  its desires. The human being is born without desires that comes to a world
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  of need and the pleasure of entertaining itself based on the biological formation or functionality
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  of the organs that the human being itself anatomically possesses. The desires for sex
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  and the gears our senses, the years to listen, the mouth to eat
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  or yearning to speak, the taste the tastes bad and appetite to it,
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  and the nose chase to smell with that leads to the eagerness, the yearning
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  to smell things, perfume, cigarette out some flavors, and mhmm. With
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  a gigantic brain or mind of unless desires, pleasures, satisfactions m HM and
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  pleasantries our entertainments, and the human being therefore is born with needs necessary for
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  the basic functionality of life. And if that human being can leave to fulfill
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  its needs, then that human being will be a pleasant, peaceful, and
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  healthier, happy or happier, sustainable, stable, comfortable, confident, secured
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  and enlightened. Our is level and rational being. If the human being could
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  leave to satisfy its need, then that human being will have that space of
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  the intellect, or space for the intellect, space for enlightenment, our research,
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  space to sick knowledge, understanding, wisdom, space and to a question,
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  to doubt and saying, and space to interact and interface with nature and
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  other humans. And with space to believe alive, seeking purpose, meaning and
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  fulfilled man and positive gratification, with without the anguish of insufficiency, insecurity and
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  adequacy, inequity, inequality, our inferiority. If the human being was to
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  live for its needs rather than its desires, the life of the human being
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  will be very, very different from the lives that we all live to die.
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  And with the early designers of cities, OH cities, traditional primitive community,
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  they discover that I thought that if we should have structure of power,
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  hierarchy, MHM and categorization of humans and to make them work to satisfy the
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  kingdom or the state or the societies that were or shall be, it's good
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  to create a punishment and reward system. And if people live live by their
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  needs. Human needs are not that much to fulfill, and it's that same
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  go to fulfilled. And if that be the case, then societies will not
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  be developed, and people will not believe in something beyond their needs, and
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  people will be unwilling to sacrifice their lives beyond their needs. And people will
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  not be willing to endeavor because it might not be necessary to fulfill their needs.
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  I'll put their needs at stake, and people will not want to build
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  cities our things that are not connected to them. So the fear became that
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  humans will be negatively surfaced or a girl stake and unwilling to sacrifice to endeavor
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  for another person if he doesn't threaten their needs. And the human being will
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  not see that desire because there will be no desire, just needs. H
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  you know. So the promotion of desires and became became the the most important
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  thing that encourages humans to work harder, to compete, and to be willing
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  to sacrifice endeavor or cities beyond themselves. Because insecurity and fear has been implanted,
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  right, so to extend the human being beyond the satisfaction of his needs.
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  Ah insecurity right uh, fear and shame, insecurity, fear and shame
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  was nurtured into the human being. And this insecurity, fear and shame,
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  you know, was further with the feeling of inadequacy, insufficiency and inequality,
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  iniquity and inferiority, and the desire. Now HM created something new want HM
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  right. Need do not need doesn't create want. Desire creates want because some
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  of the things you want, you don't need them. Need can be separated
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  from once and need. It's natural in itself. It's ingrained in the human
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  being, just like anything else in nature created of nature that it's biologically or
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  naturally constructed or genetically ah well, or has the building blocks of its need
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  in its chain code. And the need makes that being to survive, to
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  exist, and that's it. And so when societies got developed, the leaders
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  of their society are instilled into humans that there should be something more than bear
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  as system existence, that you should desire more for yourself. And with the
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  structure and of society now in categorization or ranking and division of superior and inferior
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  creates something of higher and lower classes. And the invention of poor, rich
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  or wealthare ah powerful one week and for funeral brand secured and important and less
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  important or valued unessential and unvalued and unassential. So all these things were created
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  two accompanied desires. And with these desires, uh come ones you you want
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  something to fulfill your desire in order two uh uh satisfy your your insecurities or
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  the insufficiencies in adequasies. So did they think that was added to the human
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  being? Is that that your biology is not enough, your naturality it's not
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  enough. And they created artificial constructs like race, you know, and they
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  choose to give people white, black or blue. That you need to be
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  this in order issould desire to be this in order to be that, and
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  needs became in fear to desires and wants. And so this discussion or mutation
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  from naturality to artificialities and making national and naturality is inferior and artificiality is superior.
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  You're observed the natural order of things and humans became creatures of desires,
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  and these desires leads to not pleasure pleasures of need, but pleasures of desires.
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  The pleasure of need. For example, if you drink water because you
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  are you're thirsty, there is that natural pleasure of that attainment and that feeling
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  of satisfaction and happiness. You know, natural pleasure. It's biologically meeting two
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  satisfy the biology or reproduction of things, and and by that doing finding pleasure.
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  That's the natural pleasure in that thing that is natural and those things therefore
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  not many. And so psychologists with governments and institutions and the beginning of the
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  tinkering of science and industrialization and mass production and the fear of having lazy,
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  entitooed and uh dependent humans. You know, the the constructs of advertisement,
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  and you know, advertising desires and no matter how repugnant or destructive, uh
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  unhealthy or harmful mhm or deadly mh, it might be to the human being
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  against the simple fulfillment of his needs. And h made became unprofitable and it
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  became something that HU was given negative connotations. It became primitive, uncivilized backward
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  to live just where our needs and so sometimes just eating healthy things and in
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  vegetables or nuts for seeds, drinking just water and just having a simple home
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  like a bird. We'll have a nast I became for right, So living
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  a life of need it was given the connotation of poverty, and that was
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  the beginning and politics came along with systems and that demonized religion and demonized system
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  of governments that prioritize needs over our desires. And those systems of systems of
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  government that prioritized needs became something like communist socialists, bad for humanity, terrible
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  for development, and so so living the life of need became unpleasant, and
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  so humans most humans studied to abandoned the natural way of things and physic negative
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  construct artificialities, negative construct artificialities. It's all about desires and ones and the
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  promotion of this through education, you know, tradition and cultious and some type
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  of religions you know, of governments and businesses or philosophies you know, hm
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  reduced the human being too negative causality, desire seeking and uh. Once this
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  was accomplished, the systems that we created scarcity and the economics of things,
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  and and the enchapments and the seduction or enticement of desires became dominant, and
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  the fulfillment enough needs resented or became recessive. So desire desires became dominant,
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  and the need became recessive, and a price tag was therefore giving for desires,
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  and the means to that ends became very scarce, and now you're left
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  with scarcity of choice. And in the old economics you got a scale of
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  preference, and the human being therefore was giving work as the alternative to fulfill
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  in not just their needs but their infinity desires and wanes and status in the
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  status or power or cast or reverence or importance and be gay attached two desires
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  rather than need, and instead of a life fulfilledment, a life of purpose
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  meaning a positive contribution humans. The importance of humans was attached and aligned a
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  closer to their ability to fulfill their desires and than their simplicity to live for
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  their simple attainments attainments of their needs. H And through this you got consumption
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  became the order of the new saying, upon my wage, the human being
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  was measured. So you are measured not based on how you fulfill your need
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  with how much you can consume, and how much you can consume should not
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  be limited just to the quantity. But now quality was added to it.
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  Without quality became a price tag, and quality became the thing that it's used
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  to measure how valuable or how important are famous, are popular, oh ranked,
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  or whatever status that society can apply it became the thing. So therefore
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  the human being works two not just fulfill their needs, because fulfilling your needs
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  in this new type of systems, it's poverty if you just feeling your needs
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  and it's your pole of which that shouldn't be the guys, that should be
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  a virtual to fulfill your needs, and it's only but it has transcended and
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  mutated that that is no longer sufficient. It might be necessary, when not
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  sufficient, for you to be seen like somebody that you mean something. I
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  should be respected, I should be honored, I should be giving power or
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  leadership or affluence or wealth status. Human being born naturally to fulfill its needs
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  and sick inment and wisdom and knowledge of itself and the world and the world
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  around it. It's now able to do these things. They have been enslaved
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  by their desires. They're ones, their scarcities and the means to fulfill their
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  artificial insufficiencies, in adiquasies, in securities, iniquities, inequalities, and inferiorities.
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  They have become slaves, slaves to their desires and addicted to the empty
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  futilities of life, not living for themselves to be themselves, to be happy
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  in themselves, but living with the insecurity and shame of being themselves, liking
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  themselves, trusting in themselves, and finding irreference in themselves, fulfillment or satisfaction,
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  happiness in themselves. This is not longer the issue. Their work and
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  sastifely just to fulfill the endlessness of their desires, and through this they become
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  poorer, unhealthier, unhappy, purposeless, hopeless, homeless, and sometimes constantial
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  war with one another, killing one another for scarce resources, fighting for power,
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  fighting for studus, fighting for class or ranks, living under consumptions,
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  working and dying to satisfy nothing more but the addictions of their desires. The
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  human being today is more of a desire serving being than the being with greater
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  purpose. Society cans to make society to be much better and for people to
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  live a much fulfilling life by making the needs expensive of which there was still
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  work anywhere to fulfill those needs, and those companies our businesses with you make
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  money than create unless infinity, unhealthy in human crue, deadly addictive desires.
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  It's easy to blend the human being. Why they can't heal themselves, redeem
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  themselves, rehabilitate themselves. Re educate themselves or rejuvenate themselves from their desires and
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  addictions. It's easy to ask those questions and blame the human being. Is
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  equally true that the human being is swimming in the oceans of illness, desires
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  and entrapments, or enticement or seductions. To this desires is upon that human
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  being to get to know itself and do what that human being can do to
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  live a life of measurement, proportionality and balance and maybe challenging. When all
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  of us shall come to understand and the things that kill us the most is
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  our addictive desires. The journey to fulfill our desires leads to criminality, crimes,
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  addictions, wrongdoings, unhappiness, unhealthy habits, instability, violence, abuse,
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  wars. In humanity is cruelties, discriminations, iniquities, inequalities, and
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  all the wrongs that prevent humans from finding peace within themselves, finding peace in
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  orders and living a life of peacefulness, harmony, beauty, satisfaction, attainments,
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  and happiness. The thing that stands the way of the human being from
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  seeking itself is desire. And that's saying that that makes that human being to
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  become addicted to its desires h. It's a world around us and those who
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  are here not to make society and the better, but to plant humanity into
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  unhealthy habits for the sake of profit m HM of which non profit in the
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  SERF. It's not use to create a better society, or better humans,
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  or better systems. Systems of the future shall do everything possible to minimize desires
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  and promote that the men of needs