The Matrix is...

[CageyBee]

a world, in which you're not meant to be. Here is why this is so.

You're meant to live in a world of the categorical imperative. That is, you're meant to live in a world where everyone believes in the following idea: what's good for all is good for one and what's good for one must be good for all. Or more precisely, you're meant to live in the world, in which there is only one law and of which everyone is aware, "Do only that, which would be acceptable to all mankind."

Now, "look" around you. You live in a world, in which you're free to do whatever you want, provided it is not explicitly prohibited by law. That is, you live in a world with an implied order, "Do that, which you want and which is not explicitly prohibited by law," or simplified, "Do that, which you want and can do."

Thus, instead of living in a world that's meant for you, you live in a world that's not meant for you. That is, instead of living in the world of the categorical imperative, you live in a world of the hypothetical imperative, also called, Liberalism.

Thus, the world in which you're currently in is a matrix because it is a false/fake world. It is a world you're not meant to be and live in.

I can prove what I just said.

 

[Aarti]

I can prove what I just said.

k, prove it pls

 

[WiseDragon]

What is bro yapping about??

 

[The light of the sun ☀️ with heagy gravity of ear]

a world, in which you're not meant to be. Here is why this is so.

You're meant to live in a world of the categorical imperative. That is, you're meant to live in a world where everyone believes in the following idea: what's good for all is good for one and what's good for one must be good for all. Or more precisely, you're meant to live in the world, in which there is only one law and of which everyone is aware, "Do only that, which would be acceptable to all mankind."

Now, "look" around you. You live in a world, in which you're free to do whatever you want, provided it is not explicitly prohibited by law. That is, you live in a world with an implied order, "Do that, which you want and which is not explicitly prohibited by law," or simplified, "Do that, which you want and can do."

Thus, instead of living in a world that's meant for you, you live in a world that's not meant for you. That is, instead of living in the world of the categorical imperative, you live in a world of the hypothetical imperative, also called, Liberalism.

Thus, the world in which you're currently in is a matrix because it is a false/fake world. It is a world you're not meant to be and live in.

I can prove what I just said.

Looks like somebody hit the blunt too hard ! Jaja

 

[serpentwalker666]

cool story bro... Please make it make sense next time..

 

[Hellenic SS]

This guy was trolling for two days and then logged off the Forums when he realised we noticed him. Pathetic.

 

[Baalzebub666]

a world, in which you're not meant to be. Here is why this is so.

You're meant to live in a world of the categorical imperative. That is, you're meant to live in a world where everyone believes in the following idea: what's good for all is good for one and what's good for one must be good for all. Or more precisely, you're meant to live in the world, in which there is only one law and of which everyone is aware, "Do only that, which would be acceptable to all mankind."

Now, "look" around you. You live in a world, in which you're free to do whatever you want, provided it is not explicitly prohibited by law. That is, you live in a world with an implied order, "Do that, which you want and which is not explicitly prohibited by law," or simplified, "Do that, which you want and can do."

Thus, instead of living in a world that's meant for you, you live in a world that's not meant for you. That is, instead of living in the world of the categorical imperative, you live in a world of the hypothetical imperative, also called, Liberalism.

Thus, the world in which you're currently in is a matrix because it is a false/fake world. It is a world you're not meant to be and live in.

I can prove what I just said.

 

[sublimesatanist]

That concept of the 'categorical imperative' is interesting. Basically it suggests living by your morals first, however you add that this should be within the confines of law which I generally agree with unless we're talking about places like China and so on (i.e communism), particularly when it comes to work, life quality and the dissemination and collection of information.

I personally think that there is a third category missing however, that we should use wisdom to determine what is the most appropriate. Telling people our religious and political views for example is a poor decision unless its done very carefully. Even then, I wouldn't take the risk myself because of 'smart' technology these days (possibly Secret-Militarized-Armaments-in-Residential-Technology). Regardless of what it is in its entirety there is always some risk, so I agree with these views yet I also feel we should also always be prepared for anything and seek to mitigate and avoid negative outcomes as best we can.

Always remember that spiritual experience, wisdom and intuition come first. Keep meditating and I'm sure you'll gain better insights with a stronger frame of mind. On this path there is nowhere but up to go. Coasting is not a part of that path, trust me there.

 

[AscendingSerpent]

If op is a troll he tried to play on satanic individualism which is in accordance with virtues of the Gods, intentionally confusing it with limitless individualism pushed by jews which is auto destructive chaos. What came out of this is an argument in favor of National Socialism. Strangest thing I have seen in two weeks.