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Originally Posted by David Hausladen  I used to think flying cars and vertical cities were the ideal vision of the future--or more generally put, technology solving all the basic problems that we face today. As I got older, the future in my mind became more gritty and dystopian, with technology creating problems instead of solving them. But now, understanding the Law of Attraction, I understand these visions of the future are not an inevitable tide sweeping down on us whether we want it or not. The future which will come will be the product of the most powerful intentions held by the mass of people.
Every one of our intentions will play a role in the the future of humankind. So I'm curious to hear your thoughts: What should we intend for our common future?
I'll start with one I believe will be fairly non-controversial: I believe we should intend total nuclear disarmament for the world. |
Nice idea. I don't understand the law of attraction, but I do have a sense of the inertia. All change is inevitable, sometimes slow, but inevitable. sometimes painful etc.. And within the inertia there are vested interests - no it's not conspiritorial - they are there.
So - I hope you're right. Maybe some good things will happen because sufficient numbers desire it - but is that the way it has been up to now?
Not sure.
Ne Cede Malis