Where everyone is clothed, fed, and sheltered. I know there are a lot of lazy people who refuse to work but maybe if they had no chance of failing they wouldn’t be as discouraged by the concept of getting a job.
I am not talking about full out communism just a small dose of it to give all men an equal chance to live. (not succeed)
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I’m just trying to find some intelligent beings that remember that humans ARE animals, and are no better than other animals. I’m so sick of society being so money obsessed and I’m so tired of everyone forgetting that we’re all so actively participating in our own demise.
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I just want to know how you think about philosophy. :]
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What I really am asking, is government there to provide services to it citizens or is it there to force confomity and obedience to authority as a benifit to trade.
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what is wrong with being sad, mad, indifferent, etc? why is happiness better than those other feelings according to society?
the majority of people like being happy rather than sad? not true. i was conditioned to believe happiness is to be the most enjoyed emotion. i grew up being told that i should do what makes me happy all the time and strive to be happy.
some people are masochists and they enjoy pain or sadness more than happiness.
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5 elements include:
# Everlasting life;
#All good and no evil;
#All tangible and intangible needs and wants without any required effort to obtain them;
#A perfect balance between the individual and society; and
#Complete knowledge.
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