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Morality = Stress + Knowledge

G

Ghandi

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Theory:

Morality = Stress + Knowledge

Mammals and perhaps all life and even things are driven by a desire to be understood. Over time, natural selection formed an inverse wave of stress between hypothetical and theoretical consciousness, forming societies.

Aspergers is a section on the theoretical side of an inverse wave between hypothetical consciousness.
 
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Interesting thoughts, to be sure...but I'm not quite sure I follow. Could you elaborate, or point to some sources?
 
Monistic Wave Theory

How stress drives our sexuality and morality (survival and adaptation).

People often feel misunderstood because behavior among peers is unpredictable. We are partially blind to each other’s morality. People with autism experience this in a very special way.

Fortunately, AS and NT are beautifully connected and more similar than not. Our desire to understand each other drives our adaptability (morality), just as sex drives our survivability (reproduction). Everyone is just as likely to possess varying degrees of morals, comprehension and sexuality.

What is justice? Intelligence? Behavior?

None of these words are descriptive. They are abstract ideas lacking concrete explanations. What is good or bad? What is smart or dumb? What is love or hate?

What is known?

To know something, it must have an abstract and concrete definition. Ideas are abstract while facts are concrete. Ideas require equally sufficient facts to be considered known. We are curious about idea deficient facts such as Quantum Mechanics and DNA, and fact deficient ideas such as Religion and Government.

What is philosophy? Reason?

Philosophy is an abstract form of thinking. Reason is a concrete form of thinking.

What is truth?

Truth is concrete. Could anything be true about a purely abstract idea? Why is truth subjective? Can reason and philosophy explain truth?

What is common sense?

To cope with the unknown, abstract ideas are discussed and debated. Rules are written to establish common sense.

What is Disease? Illness? Syndrome? Disorder? Are these also abstract?

What is Psychology?

Psychology is a collection of theoretical and hypothetical ideas pertaining to the non-physical. It seeks to answer questions like “What is depression?”, and “Why do I live?” These ideas are abstract or concrete, but not always both. Sometimes, new understanding merges these ideas into cohesive logic, such as the link between Bacteria and Disease.

What is Biomedicine?

Biomedicine is a collection of theoretical and hypothetical ideas pertaining to the physical. It seeks to answer questions like “What is cancer?”, and “Why do I die?” These ideas are often abstract or concrete, but not always both. Sometimes, new understanding merges these ideas into cohesive logic, such as the link between Autism and Perception.

What is depression?

Depression is caused by stress.

What is stress?

Stress is caused by abstract (emotional) and concrete (physical) sensory overload, or pain.

What is Autism?

Autism is a hypothetical (abstract) idea about theoretical (concrete) consciousness.

What is sex?

Sexes are evenly distributed throughout the population as male and female. Concrete differences of reproductive organs are obvious while abstract differences of mind are ambiguous. Some individuals can be more feminine or masculine than others. Stress causes attraction which results in reproduction facilitated through physical stimulation (intercourse).

What is consciousness?

Consciousness is evenly distributed throughout the population as hypothetical and theoretical. Concrete differences of morality are ambiguous while abstract differences of perception are obvious. Some individuals can be more hypothetical or theoretical than others. Stress causes attraction which results in morality facilitated through non-physical stimulation (learning).

The inverse relationship between sex and consciousness provides a perfect balance of stress resulting in survivability (reproduction) and adaptability (morality), both of which are necessary for life.

Therefore:

Longevity (survivability) is determined by a combination of stress and concrete stimulation (intercourse)

Morality (adaptability) is determined by a combination of stress and abstract stimulation (learning)
 
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so what is the opposite of morality . Or like you said morality is an invention of man. right and wrong don't actually exist in nature.
 
Well certainly morality could be misused, and indeed an individual possessing a high level of consciousness combined with education and stress could result in a monster instead of a saint.

In any case, I believe it's up to the individual to decide how to act in society.

I suspect a monster would be deeply entrenched in some sort of ideology, thus stagnating their desire to learn more about anything else. And if they are complacent with their religious and/or political affiliation, they might argue that a book or political talking points is all they need to know.

I have wondered if irony might be the opposite of morality.
 
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