Critical Questions Driving Politics
These 5 questions are of utmost importance to political inquiry!
How I juxtapose science, myth, religion, & politics
Science
is modern man's infallible & shared perspective of nature & its causation & effects - creating connections of intelligence; it is perspective without conscience.
Myth
is the fallible perspective of ancient man regarding nature & it's affect within us; but without scientific or intelligible contingencies. It is the preconceived science-reality bridge - giving rise to a spiritual world - felt in emotion but not sensed in a real presence.
Religion
is a highly composed & defined system of related myths that commune outwards to a sense of finality, destiny, & creation; as well as impart values (interpellation), purpose & morality.
Politics
is a highly composed & defined system of control over people - their lives, property, rights, ethical practice, & often religious attributes (traditions); it is a game in which contenders are forced to play with cheats and liars, necessarily.
Critical Questions for Reflection on Historical Importance of America
- What is the fiat dollar?
- How's capital produced?
- How's the Petrodollar structured?
- What is liberty?
- Why is America "The New World"?
- How is it different from the Old?
- What is honor?
- How do empires form?
- What is justice?
- How did we get political parties?
- What is freedom?
- How were Human Rights formed?
- What is Secularism?
- How can we find truth?
- What is discipline?
- How do revolutions begin?
- What is punishment?
- How do we socialize more?
- What is good?
- How do ideas form?
- What is evil?
- How do we decide material value?
- What is trust?
- How are we inspired?
- What is respect?
- How are we motivated?
- What is leadership?
- How are we fooled?
- What is authority?
- How do I change for the better?
- What is legitimacy?
- How is income inequality formed?
- What is autonomy?
- How do we maximize privacy?
- What should be public?
- How were religions formed?
- What is epistemology?
- How are laws decided upon?
- What is metaphysics?
- How are theories established?
- What is philosophy?
- How could we have evolved?
- What is enlightenment?
- How do bones/fossils tell history?
- What is the Panopticon?
- How do civilizations collapse?
- What is American Pop Culture?
- How do ends justify means?
- "Why do you want to punish the rich?"
- How does one surpass 100%?
More Questions for Reflection
- Is it prudent to make a false promise?
- If, when, for what, where and why do we draw the lines of respect?
- How do we divide & prioritize purpose, preference & personality while interacting with others as a means within a free system of merit?
- What constitutes a just law?
- An equal maxim?
- A dutiful imperative?
- A fair claim?
- A justified statute?
- How do we begin to categorize each of these questions & answers for all?
- & how can we describe foundations of natural law without our preferences or ignorance?