OPINION: Truth and the Gravity of Fate
Humanity divides into truth and ideals. This is a fact beyond the point of arguing, a cognitive fear of the truth and devotion to ideals.
We, as humanity, use this fear to extend our ideals into power and command. This can be seen with religion. Religions everywhere all have a similar construct. That being an almighty power and counter dynamic and even an ending to their followers. Think of ideas like heaven, reincarnation and Valhalla. These all answer life’s greatest question: “What is beyond death?” This idea of something else blinds us to a truth that is impossible to know, and having an inch of hope into a greater place inspires people to their hopes and ideals. This fear of the truth and the possibility to understand it shows the utmost terror of human cognition. Blind devotion to faith.
Balances of invasion cause the duality of learning of our ideals and their grasp upon ourselves, as well as the masses. However, to learn is to curse, discover things better left unknown and harness our ideals into reality. It is the shadow of learning things beyond our human comprehension. The truth of this world is only created by fate, yet it is the ideals of man to decide how to understand the reality that corrupted it. For it is these actions and ideals that create our construct frame. That our lives are swallowed in mystery and the only actions to discover it will solve it. That is our devotion.
Humanity and its masses have left a plague to dissolve the truth. All human actions are fated to be and, to deny this, is to simply run far away from the truth as this is the gravity of cognition. To pull the actions of fate into reality. We can only delay such a thing from truly happening and even that is fated to happen. As we see the world, we trap ourselves in this box where we know all and nothing; the truth is the masses’ fear of imprisonment and, yet, we’re always trapped in fate’s cage: The prison of observation.
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