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But if we all agree that love is so important, why is love so rarely taken into consideration by the system we live in? It may seem like a naïve question, but think about the sheer moral and intellectual weight behind the idea that love matters. Why is our reality so out of step with our philosophy? | But if we all agree that love is so important, why is love so rarely taken into consideration by the system we live in? It may seem like a naïve question, but think about the sheer moral and intellectual weight behind the idea that love matters. Why is our reality so out of step with our philosophy? | ||
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Non_nobis_solum.ttp is a document found on the terminal in the 9-12 puzzle cluster.
17 Questions About Reality / Cassius Green
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Cicero correctly observed that we are not born for ourselves alone; Aristotle likewise pointed out that man is a social animal. Plato's Symposium depicts characters praising the spiritual and philosophical importance of love, with Socrates arguing for the more abstract notion of learning to love the form of beauty itself (which honestly seems a little onanistic if you ask me). Jesus placed love above all other considerations, demanding that people even love their enemies 626c657373207468656d207468617420637572736520796f75
But if we all agree that love is so important, why is love so rarely taken into consideration by the system we live in? It may seem like a naïve question, but think about the sheer moral and intellectual weight behind the idea that love matters. Why is our reality so out of step with our philosophy?