<p>Except that human beings are meant, hard wired as it were, to be interconnected. All this individualism sounds great on paper, but doesn’t work as well in practice.</p>
<p>Once again, words worthy of Getrude Stein and Yogi Berra’s lovechild, return us to Heidegger who:</p>
<p>“uncovers the Being of Dasein as “care” [Sorge]: Through his analysis of anxiety, as a state-of-mind which provides the phenomenal basis for explicitly grasping Dasein’s primordial totality of Being, Heidegger reveals Dasein’s Being to itself as care.”</p>
<p>So you see we do care we really do. We cannot help but care. And now it is all better. (Although composting my onion peels sometimes feels a little futile in the scheme of things and lightweight in the path of bulky icebergs)</p>
<p>ASAP, doesn’t seem to matter about the future, since these people live in the “here and now” mentality.</p>
<p>driver - how is recognizing the need for alternative energy “collectivism?” How is giving incentives, and providing leadership to develop such alternative sources “collectivism?”</p>
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Gee, that sounds an awful lot like Intelligent Design. Your version, anyway. Can you verify this?</p>
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I never said that, ASAP. I responded with specificity to something specific, and you can look it up.</p>
<p>Come again, Driver? Biologically, humans are interconnected (kind of a big “duh”), all the way back to the apes!</p>
<p>it’s a ‘global brain’ thing, driver, you wouldn’t understand.</p>
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Who or what “meant” them to be “hard wired as it were, to be interconnected”? This is gibberish.</p>
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<p>means you can spin a flock of humans round and round and still, using the light of the moon, they can all navigate their way to the breeding cave in Mexico,…</p>
<p>man, it’s acid-raining penguins and pelicans today. Anyone else indoors?</p>
<p>“Except that human beings are meant, hard wired as it were, to be interconnected.” </p>
<p>Gee, that sounds an awful lot like Intelligent Design. Your version, anyway. Can you verify this?</p>
<p>Actually, if I were a trekky, I would say it sounds like the Borg.</p>
<p>RoRosen, you have a really swell and well developed frontal lobe. </p>
<p>Sarcasm is mostly lost on those without endowment in this area.</p>
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<p>Great non-response, response, driver. Right out of McClellan’s playbook.</p>
<p>You certainly implied as much. Let the readers decide.</p>
<p>allmuse, I just don’t know where to begin,…</p>
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Oh Lordy. Or as you would say, LOL. Better get that frontal lobe going, girl.</p>
<p>allmusic is a girl???</p>
<p>Girlish, anyway. I’m still trying to follow ASAP’s McClellan thing…George McClellan? This could actually get interesting.</p>
<p>Social constructs, RoRose, remember?</p>
<p>no, I don’t remember because my frontal lobes have swollen beyond my temporal lobes’ border and the rest of my brain refuses to act,…</p>
<p>Will you please stop? Sarcasm is mostly lost on those without endowment in this area.</p>
<p>lobe border was a germany/poland analogy extrajesus thing,…(g)lobe-al politics with the memory lobe ‘lest we forget’ for all you frontal line conservatives out there(another thread I’ve killed?)</p>