|
The Druid’s Perspectives
“Happily, I will die!” |
1. The
ancient adage states the obvious, to wit: “The old know but cannot do. The young
can do but don’t know!” The old (or wise, such as the religious or academics)
offer formal, hence artificial intelligence guidance with
their ‘proven’ (but mostly redundant in detail) social and personal survival
strategies. 2. The
druid doesn’t offer formal advice since in his view ‘Everyone is god in their
space,’ therefore knows what to do. He merely points to
some significant observables, namely that ‘The best (or ‘fittest’) live better’ and
‘All return to cosmic
dust.’ He
(or she) encourages struggling, meaning underperforming individuals, and ‘who were all born
winners!’, to activate and train their blind and automatic
natural survival strategies to achieve their goal namely, to reach the top
(thus transmission capacity) in any niche of they decide to assemble. 3. An
actual Life Unit’s (i.e.
a deus ex machina) perspective (and applications) are the frills and whistles
(solution) of the here and now. They are essentially transient and incidental
(as the Buddha observed). But they amplify and vary the fundamental goal of
universal self-assembly, namely the experience of ‘I AM!’
Therefore,
contrary to the ancient Greek exhortation to “KNOW THY SELF”, the
druid urges to “BE
YOUR SELF.” The
druid’s perspective is the basics of the ubiquitous eternal operating
system (a.k.a. the Universal Machine, as Dea Machina) that confines and
arranges quantum excitations into cognizable chemical elements (or atoms) which
after billions of years (or aeons) assemble into self-conscious life units. 4. The
druid is a fringe(-end)-of-life operator. One step away from death/eternity,
his only experience is ‘NEAR DEATH’. From that perspective, namely
‘sub species aeternitatis’, consequently ‘sub species vanitatis’,
his appreciation of life and its natural goal (Sanskrit:
sat-chit-anantya) is the more intensive. Therefore,
he encourages the lifeless (i.e. the ‘unfit’) to life, brief as it is. By
contrast with other ‘life guides’, like religious, political and academic
priests, the druid cognises that his own world is all but dead and that,
therefore, the newly emerging human life units might be encouraged (against the
dis-communicative AI training of their elders)
to reshape their worlds (or activity niches) using their inborn natural
survival resources. Thus, the druid’s simple message is: “Get the finger out. Get a
grip!” 5. An
identifiable LIFE UNIT, such as the human mammal, has a life span
of about 80 years, by human rather than cosmological measurement. It is then
killed off by its DNA and replaced by another unit, initially unidentified
(i.e. without a local address). Identity (i.e. as local address) is a
by-product of artificial intelligence (meaning externally
acquired data). Identity is not conserved. About every 80 years the entire
population of the world, i.e. a generation or batch, currently about 8000
million human units, is killed off and replaced, thereby randomizing and so
refreshing the procedure of random emergence (and so unpredictable
evolution). Till now about 100 billion humans have been born and killed off. The
human mammal replacement procedure is expected to continue for several
million years and many thousands of human batches unless the latter pull the
plug on themselves. |
