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            "content": "<p>I don\u2019t think naturalism negates our collective community, but it does mean it is up to us to navigate an instinct for small tribes. Once we took up advanced agriculture and stopped migrating, we built large societies. And since then we have been contending with subversives who favor their own smaller sects over the good of the community, and they are very good at subverting larger systems for their personal gain.<\/p>\n<p>Most theistic paradigms insist that there are higher powers to assist us when we confront existential threats (such as the climate crisis). Naturalism is one of the paradigms (not the only one) that confronts that there are no safety nets or training wheels. The human species can die out without the assurance of self-sustaining off-world colonies, and there are no higher powers to care or even notice. (Again, not to say they <em>don\u2019t<\/em> exist, but we\u2019ve looked hard and been unable to detect them.)<\/p>\n<p>Human society may, possibly in the face of the Trump regime, finally take class consciousness and community-focused governance seriously on a large scale. (There have been smaller scale examples.)<\/p>\n<p>However, this isn\u2019t the first time we\u2019ve thought about it and been subverted by established political power. Rather historically, often just after a bout of tyranny, societal collapse and its consequential horrors, we decide as firmly as we can that <em>this time we\u2019re going to do it right!<\/em> and then it gets diluted and subverted within even thirty years.<\/p>\n<p>So to address the matter of uniting our collective community in a global cooperative effort: It\u2019s going to take a sociological miracle. We need to discover some new method, invent some new technology that enables all of us, even Trump, Musk, Vought and Thiel to recognize that every one of our fellow 343 million Americans (or 8 billion plus fellow humans) is, as Jesus put it, <em>our neighbor<\/em> who we should regard equally, that the worst renegade and the most wretched transient deserve the same benefits and treatment as themselves. And then this new thing needs to be resistant to efforts to subvert it.<\/p>\n<p>(Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal imagined such a gimmick, though I can\u2019t locate the specific comic. In it a point system is invented, and it\u2019s noted that people are nice for the points rather than for a sincere interest in community, but the system works, so it doesn\u2019t matter much.)<\/p>\n<p>And we need to do it soon. We\u2019re running out of water, and the global average temperature is now at levels where experts warned us could prove a challenge to responders even at the national scale as hurricanes and wildfires rampage across the planet. The unlucky ones will survive until the global famine.<\/p>\n<p>Naturalistic philosophy doesn\u2019t say we can\u2019t navigate our way to a community-driven society that acknowledges the least of us deserve a comfy life and we should mind the environment, rather, it only acknowledges that if we don\u2019t we risk human extinction, and if we die out, there\u2019s nothing watching out for us. The greatest cosmic horrir: throughout the universe not even a fraction of a fuck will be given as all of our culture, all of our ideas and works will be reduced to another geological layer on a speck orbiting a spark.<\/p>\n<p>And a lot of people are not prepared to confront this.<\/p>\n",
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