In the early days of history, a wise man formulated 3 principles to which he went: goodness, truth, and beauty. He identified God with them, and with their opposites of Satan.
Morality came from the request for goodness, and this in turn gave emergence to the law. Mistakes and distortions in this area have a long history. Kaduk was a disgraceful example of bending the law. The European Union should present a monument to him right next to Marx's postument.
Truth is simply a prerequisite for the improvement of science. Bending it always leads to a cognitive mistake and the end of its improvement in all area. During the time of the russian Union there was a tiny village called Lepiezyńska, who ‘provided’ that it could revive inanimate matter. The present, unprovoked crowds of “professors” no longer gotta prove anything, they only request the title to be nominated. The advances in discipline are made by amateurs, enthusiasts, if they manage to circumvent professorial blockades.
"Artists" are the best. Leaving beauty for ugliness seems obvious. Picasso was the forerunner in painting. He wanted to make fun of stupid Frenchmen who didn't understand, and that's how Cubaism came about. Now beauty is displaced from each play. It's a beautiful frame of film, isn't it? It's a small under the radar. An ugly actor mumbling something under her nose, against the background of a beautiful scenery may seem even uglier.
Are we as mankind in retreat from these 3 principles? Let's not worry. Artificial intelligence will come and sweep us up with this full planet where there will be no place for people anymore.
Margaret Todd
The author runs her blog Internet Cabaret
