[nek]

I can't think of a better term for this so I'm going to stick with "Peak Humanity". When I hear people talk about working towards a better tomorrow, what does that mean? More technology? Better social integration/cohesion? The removal of bad feelings? Where does humanity have to go? Life has become so comfortable and easy due to technology that it's actually starting to have negative consequences. The world is more connected than ever, and our ability to learn about others and understand them is greater than ever. What more is there for humanity to accomplish and work towards? The only area I can see there still be room for growth is in medicine and cures, but this could also be the byproduct of technological advance as well.

[Super_Fire]

Well after 2,000 years of inheriting Christ's teachings the world is still just as full of sin, so there's a front we can work on.

Continuing the fight against Judaism/Zionism/Cultural Marxism and Islam, still haven't finished that fight either.

We also need to thwart attempts to be corralled into a life of basic life welfare income, self-driving cars, AI, lethargy/obesity, and the thought police.

Need to make sure the Human Genome Project isn't used for selective eugenics by the oligarchs, which is probably why it's being researched.

Nuclear fission is in there somewhere too.

[RatInTheWoods]

About 1965 was peak.

Its been downhill since then.

[Super_Fire]

(01-08-2018 07:23 AM)RatInTheWoods Wrote:  

About 1965 was peak.

Its been downhill since then.

Vatican II opened the floodgates with the end of enmity against Judaism, the sexual revolution and all its permutations of next-wave feminism.

But not all hope is lost. We can weather this storm and in fact the pushback has only just begun. Brexit and Trump were the shots heard 'round the world in this new war.

[The Beast1]

Space.

Humanity needs to develop space flight and a means to enter low earth orbit cheaply.

[MMX2010]

I'm not going to link the study, because it was only one study, and findings like these take decades to confirm.

But one of my favorite Twitter followers, a scientist who only posts links to scientific articles, posted that "In America right now, the heritability of Intelligence is identical for both rich children and poor children."

Basically, in America right now, there are no longer such things as Environmental or Cultural Factors that deter a Poor Person from expressing 100% of their Genetic Intelligence in IQ. These factors still exist, and they used to drastic reduce the IQs of poor people - but no longer.