Tuesday, September 23, 2008
grand design
One small part of the grand design is our ability to know and understand that at this point in human history, we are not capable of knowing answers to the big questions about why we are here and where we come from and what happens next. Part of the whole is this knowledge that is indisputable and without challenge by anyone now. Because our cluelessness is so prevalent in our social world here in the U.S., we have managed to actually move backwards as other nations thrive. Meanwhile, we still have a society geared for certain groups while at the same time preventing other groups from attaining their goals through one's social dominance over the other. Is this part of the grand design? Are we going to have our heads up our asses much longer? I can see it now."Yeh, they thought they were smart way back when, but they were less than 70 years from when there was a PONY EXPRESS!" Is that part of the grand design? If so, we are most definately not as smart as we think we are. Is there a grand design? I say no. I think we were not born of fish but we did come from the water.
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