Freedom, Reason, Culture, Madness...

What is culture? The truth behind the illusions that enslave us...

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[almartin77]

So, what's the problem with my video response not being posted here? Are you afraid of the truth or are you afraid of government censorship?

[stefbot]

Actually, my wife and I just had a baby, and I've been sort of busy... But thanks, you helped make my decision about your vid.

[revdraco]

Religion. . . ahh. . . the one thing that makes otherwise rational people completely discard reality in favor of pie in the sky. . .

Most delusional people get put on meds to help, or end up in an institution - unless your delusion is god. . . then suddenly the rules are different. . .

What a bunch of brainless freaks

[paulk314]

Ah, so because I asked for evidence to your claim, I'm a cultist, I see. Well, if cultist means being grounded in reality then I wear the label with pride.

[Rendishen]

Why does the mad man laugh?..... He realizes that Sanity is the illusion.

[TVPchallenge]

"...accidental geography." So true. That's the way I've viewed "patriotism," but couldn't quite find such a fitting phrase to describe it. That pretty much covers religion too, in terms of where people are born/raised, as described in Jason Long's book, Biblical Nonsense.

[MNBrant]

Wow. I am looking at alot of these conspiracy videos and it seems like everybody is using the same electronic voice to narrate. Is there some conspiracy here? I like the adam and eve story. The more I learn about it the more I like it. It predates the bible. Yeah by modern definition Jesus and Buddah were insane but so what? I mean they talked to people nobody else could see and saw visions. This has been used by the sane people to form religions. You are belittling insanity.

[Surhotchaperchlorome]

Don't forgot the cult of the family.

[SororThothma]

Superb video.

But you forgot to include science and academia as also being cults (beyond state schools). Both labs and universities restrict access to alternative info and ideas, they reward conformity and punish originality or questioning hierarchal authority; they grant identity and status, and they practice mind control techniques such as repetition and spectacle sports.

Religion is the Devil

And science is his whore

Money is his life blood

And he gets off by making war

[somecomputergeek]

I don't agree based on semantics. "Culture" is a collection of memes, rituals, mores, and interpersonal behaviors that emerges from the relationships between you and others.

The state is the 'culture' of relationships that are based on violence, but culture also produces art, music, technology, and many other ideas, including philosophical ones.

Every relationship we form and every interaction we make both takes from and contributes to one or more cultures.

[sonofdazhbog]

Society with all its attributes (organized armed forces, ideological systems - both secular and religious...) developed in a natural Darwinian process. The author criticizes some of the aspects of society as not fitting his moral principles is oblivious to the fact that he himself had been indoctrinated with those principles by the very same society. Conformism and non-conformism are merely tools of society that keep it in balance like osteoblasts and osteoclasts in the bone.

[bababybwoo]

Good video. I can certainly relate to forming an identity from joining a group. I always have to back up and get back to level. It's hard not to go from one cult to another.

[curiouschem]

Thanks again Stephan

[jeepndesert]

in that, the scope of the argument shouldn't necessarily throw out the original hypothesis of libertarianism to secure principles of anarchy but try to focus where it failed since voluntaryst anarchy, like all philosophies and their application, have flaws. the approach is really poly-dogma or learning from several scientific models to determine a better application of the models.