owl of Minerva wrote: ↑Wed Dec 01, 2021 7:21 pm
By Veritas Acquitas:
As stated there are necessary opposing forces in life. The optimal life is where one can balance these opposing forces without any net-negativity to the individual[s] and humanity. Note the Middle-Way of Buddhism and others.
What is evil [as defined] is when one of the forces turn into a perversion that is net-negative to the well being of the individual[s] and humanity.
The Problem to be resolved is how to understand what are these opposing forces and how to prevent any of them being turned into perversions.
So our task in solving the above is to establish the most effective Problem Technique, i.e.
1. To define the Problem precisely.
2. Understand the whole process.
3. Dig out the root causes
4. Find solutions to resolve the root causes
5. Implement the solution,
6. Monitor the results
7. Establish a feed back control to ensure continual improvements.
So far you are merely talking but does not offer any pathway to identify the problem specifically and offer solutions at least on a theoretical basis.
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Response by owl of Minerva:
A continuation of my previous post. The Middle Way is the neutral force. One of the forces “does not turn into a perversion” as you state. It is the weak force and always was in duality in relation to the strong and the neutral. Nothing turns, forces are, they do not turn. The only way for them not to turn into perversions is for humans not to turn them into perversions.