rollercoaster tec

I suppose it’s only natural for beings who live longer on this planet to embody heavier and more dense characteristics of earth energy. Humans live quite long for animals, and it’s impressive because the old geezers of the animal kingdom are mostly sea creatures.

Essentially we could live hundreds of years given the right conditions. The average lifespan for a person is just that, average. Japan probably has the highest, but the individuals who have a certain lifestyle can easily top that. The ancestors of sub Saharan Africans probably lived prosperous and lengthy lives at some point, but nowadays they ain’t doing as well.

There is a trend by the way, of groups of people generating abundance of resources for themselves at some point in time, and in history we coined the term “Golden Age” for this. Fast forward a thousand years and you see but the remnants. The world is like this, ups and downs, from the micro to the macro. A cosmo of Karma.

It wouldn’t be far fetched to extrapolate the situation of current world leaders like the US and China, and say that they’ll collapse. Although, China flourished ages ago, and thanks to that we have 4000 years of Chinese martial arts culminating in the modern era. I’m thinking now that what comes down can also come back up.

We’re talking about timespans of tens of generations, so why should we bother with this?

Firstly, here in the UK we are witnessing a degeneration of society in real time. The Brits have had their moment of glory with their empire… although it didn’t seem to be that long in the grand scheme of things. They were getting absolutely raped and pillaged by neighbours since the romans. You could say it’s not fair that their glow up lasted a few hundred years. Maybe Britain is about to bounce back big time and enter into a new golden era. Honestly it’s one of the melting pots of the world, with far advanced integration of vastly different cultures living side by side (the rest of Europe is a clown fiesta in regards to that).

Secondly, if you’re the kind of person who is born and dies on the same soil, this does not apply to you. This is for the travellers and seekers: being able to accurately assess the situation and trends of a specific civilisation allows us to decide where we want to move for our own welfare. As an immigrant, and the son of an immigrant, I have no qualms to drop my residency in one place for another. I’m a citizen of the world. This whole universe is my oyster. Elon probably thinks this too, hence he’s trying to get buried in Mars. It’s the era of the universal being, with you and I, the individuals, belonging to everywhere and striving for everywhere.

When you look at the future, you can look at the past. This is for the learners out there. I’m idealising that everyone’s a learner of some sort, but apparently some are genuinely not. Can’t blame them. Essentially, one of the best ways to learn is from your ancestors. If you think that your ancestors are only 6 generations down your family tree, or even just your family tree… you’re WRONG. The complete atom that split into two is your ancestor. The \awnklfjviosjfawoifaw-saurus is also your ancestor. I wanna learn from my ancestors. I wanna learn the highly esoteric and rich knowledge that my ancestors have left for me in plain sight. I wanna learn from what seeds the Hindus, or the Egypts, or the Da Vincis have sowed for US and more to come to bountifully harvest. Do you want to know what it feels like to have dozens of generations of people subjugated by an oppressive religious institution and what happens when that system breaks? Study medieval Europe. Are you keen on finding out what the newbie who ate shit for half his life did after proclaiming himself as the flail of God? Study the Mongol unification.

Hey, these are interests specific to me. But if you’re a lover of something that I’ve never even heard of before, then know that there is a karmic cycle waiting to be discovered by you.