1. After we divide the טבע* into ישויות, we distinguish those that relieve aesthetic חסכים.
Referring biology, those are dopamine stimuli.
For example, the apple is tasty. We assembled an entity called apple and recognized it with positive filling of the node.
2. There are those entities that relieve more then one node. Take a woman to a man for example. She may start as a sexual stimuli but span to multiple nodes. She may cook and clean and heal.
3. The woman becomes like water in the rock, it fills the small gaps quite nicely and slowly enlarges them. If the water dries, the rock is left hollow and weak. When the woman leaves, the man is broken. This is love.
4. Love is attached to a different stimuli, Oxycontin. Unlike aesthetic pleasure, ideological pleasure is related to suffering. Love makes suffering for an entity feel good. This is so to keep the entity existing and the idealist, fighting for his love.
5. A friend once told me that dichotomy is an illusion created by the mind. But there is dichotomy in nature. A stream moves from one place to the other.
Man moves toward his loved entity, the ideal.
He is right by saying that morality is relative. Each man is striving to a different entity which he considers good.
6. The ways we divide reality differ, our entities differ, what we fall in love for differ, but all falls to the same positive reward system.
7. And so we discover the dissonance between two good feelings that left many baffled. Hume was right to believe that we can reduce morality to hedonism. He was right to believe that there is no rational judgment deprived of passion. But in his attempt for scientific minimalism and the induction to three newtonian rules, he couldn't face the simple fact that our reward system is constituted by two positive contradicting reinforcements: dopamine and oxytocin, aesthetic and ideological pleasure.
This is why he couldn't understand the relief the monk feels and had to crumble for moral judgments.
8. When someone is said to make a rational decision, it is judged by that decision toward a value.
Yet how do we discover what is good? There is no rational base. It ends with an axiomatic value.
And how do we discover how to do good to the value? Only by finding what is good to us.
9. My aesthetical philosophy is lacking, yet I divide a work of art to three stimulis: analytical, it is thought provoking, aesthetical, it's beautiful, idealistic, I agree with the message.
10. Yet there is absolute ground zero for morality. Nietzsche called it 'the will to power', yet a more accurate approach would be 'the will to exist'. if an entity doesn't wish to exist, it would disappear*.
Entities can exist in three forms: spacial (the size of an entity), temporal (long lasting) and reproducing. This law is true for particles, genes and memes.
11. Goals can be divided to temporary (israelits want a country) and eternal (the love for god). The temporal are irrelevant as examining humans as anything but machines for the passing of the eternal struggling genes. The temporal exist by reproduction. As we can talk about the human race, or the tribe, or any collective of multiple temporal entities we can discuss temporal goals as a collective of an eternal goal.
12. And the law goes as such: The more approximate the goal the more morally good.
The goal is eternal, thus ideal, thus unreachable.
Once a goal is destroyed, or all of it's supporters, it can't get closer to itself and thus, every negation of the goal is considered immoral.
The absolute value is such: The deconstruction of the value is immoral for it's carrier.
13. This explains the moral relativism. Each culture, inhabiting different terrain value these values that are able to survive in it's environment. All cultures value water, as it is a mean to survival of all memes, and philosophy and the crafts.
14. Instead of searching for the absolute value, as there is none, one should look for the absolute path for the value, as all values share the same goal of survival, all investigate reality for means of survival. The מציאות's essence is as the selector of values.
15. The brilliance of the critic of pure reason is the antonyms. The conclusion is such: instead of looking for contradictions, one should look for the common in all, for this is in most probability, the absolute truth. What Kant considers as the substance, is the remainder when all changed. It is the reason after the antonyms were discovered*.
16. We often laugh at the greek for their geocentric perspective. But a heliocentric approach was not required. We laugh at Christianity and it's dogmatic thought, yet a dogmatic thought was what needed to survive in Christendom's environment.
The values we strive for, the ones we need to protect, derive the dominant faculty of thought. Science is not superior, it's simply different, better at mechanical analysis, worse at existential one*.
17. The survival of an entity depends on phsical straggle, and a mental one as well, as the theists probably know.
This is why national discussions are not rational, and are highly emotional.
18. So we reach another dissonance. On the one hand, we judge quality of arguments and technique by it's way to an end, and on the other way, we are totally blind to the end's effectivness or greatness.
Love is only possible by dependance.
19. The french didn't fight for democracy out of need for freedom.
The peasents fought due to starvation, the genes looked for a new morality to survive.
The old morality died because it's carriers were weak. The ideal of freedom was born.
20. Heiddeger believes discourse is important for morallity and intelligence. Humans are the only ones able for morallity and intelligence. Heiddeger is wrong empiraclly.
21. Let's first separate langugage to it's main attributes: communication and devision of reality.
It is true that most animals lack in the first, they communicate feelings, not entities, but problem solving animals prove that there is a devision of reality to entities and essence (tools which are good for tasks) outside of humanity.
22. And if there is instrumentalism and entities, there is the knodledge that some entities are better for them then others (in an aesthetical sense, better feeling), that some are highly better, that they are dependant on.
23. And I claim this is a sign of intelligence, love it self. Love requires an attachment to an entity supressing qualia. So we can suffer for it. It is possible to locate sugar with no intelligence, by finding signs for sugar in the enviorment using senses. Finding what makes an entity good and striving it requires high intelligence.
24. The thing that makes us blind, is what gave us sight in the first place.
*טבע - may refer to reality or nature. טבע is related to words such לטבוע, טבעת, מטבע. As we carve on the coin and give it meaning, we do so on reality. So I separate reality to מציאות, from the word מצא, what we find, and טבע, how we decide to divide it into entities.
ישות - may translate to beings. from the word יש. May be translated to 'are' or 'have'. Not to be confused with being in the english sense, more related to הווה in hebrew.
חסך - What is deprived and needs to be filled. I'd translate it to node.
*YET, I'd claim in a different paragraph that there is no substance long existing. Only 'family resemblance' that I resolve in a debate between the faculty of consciousness and the faculty of contemplation.
*Room for debate