What do you think of religion? Or what do you think of politics?
I have one unified answer for both religion and politics.
Nothing is absolute. So nothing is perfect. I think that religion and politics are both outdated and flawed. There are other ways to handle the population and I'm sure there will be future geniuses that can come up with something new. Despite it all, both religion and politics are needed and is necessary for modern society to function whether we like it or not. We can't expect everyone to just change something in a blink of an eye. That's why religion and politics must evolve.
I liken this to computers. There are many new developments in the computer industry and as far as the general population is concerned, they will never see it until the powers that be approve it for mass consumption. There's gotta be checks and balances. They'll have to wait until the market has saturated and then release the next big thing, which was actually the next best thing a few years ago. It's silly for us to assume that religious and political leaders haven't discussed prospective changes in their domains. The reason nothing seems to be moving forward is because the majority don't want to change.
I'm done.
I have one unified answer for both religion and politics.
Nothing is absolute. So nothing is perfect. I think that religion and politics are both outdated and flawed. There are other ways to handle the population and I'm sure there will be future geniuses that can come up with something new. Despite it all, both religion and politics are needed and is necessary for modern society to function whether we like it or not. We can't expect everyone to just change something in a blink of an eye. That's why religion and politics must evolve.
I liken this to computers. There are many new developments in the computer industry and as far as the general population is concerned, they will never see it until the powers that be approve it for mass consumption. There's gotta be checks and balances. They'll have to wait until the market has saturated and then release the next big thing, which was actually the next best thing a few years ago. It's silly for us to assume that religious and political leaders haven't discussed prospective changes in their domains. The reason nothing seems to be moving forward is because the majority don't want to change.
I'm done.
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