I agree with your points and understand them fully. I have a differing philosophy about life. I would find the aftermath an incredibly exciting prospect in spite of the grotesque results and the harsh prospects ahead. The challenge of that would be the restoration, of a life to live once again. Rather than a living death surrounded by a tamper of gold and a pusher of marble. Today the west, perhaps civilisation itself is in sharp decline. Maybe at the same scale as we saw in Rome and maybe for the same reasons. Maybe irreversible. There seems to be no return to 'normalcy'. We're being led by demagogues on all sides of the political spectrum. And being compelled to say things we know are obscene and untrue by the so called law all sides equally demand is enacted. And the gifts handed out magnanimously by past heroic victors are being squandered by the vanquished and their newly granted power is being abused, at scale, in a bitter and spiteful revenge for not sta...
North Stoke Life
Sightings from a hamlet in Oxfordshire, England. Placing forbidden knowledge under proper scrutiny