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Greetings. Here are ideas and

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information intended to help you

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navigate the mind field of life's many

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problems that I have gained through a

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self-realization process known as

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advanced perception. Through advanced

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perception, we learn that we are not

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getting working answers to our problems

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because we're asking the wrong

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questions. So if you have an open mind

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and understand that you have absolutely

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nothing to lose, here it is. But this is

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not free. It requires that you pay

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attention.

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When something terrible happens to

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someone, you may have noticed several

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people who simply shrug their shoulders,

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saying something like, "Oh well, I

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suppose it was just his fate." But

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that's simply a lot of bollocks. Hello,

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this is Ernest. Welcome. Now, I don't

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claim to be extremely aerodite. As a

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matter of fact, I feel that my writing

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basically amounts to a slow motion train

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wreck of the English language. Having

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said that, I do try to have some

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standards concerning communication, no

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matter how substandard those standards

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may be.

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But whatever we're talking about the

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subject of fate, what it actually is is

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an argument which has been going on

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since recorded human history. And if I

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were a betting man, I'd be betting that

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it's been going on even a hell of a lot

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longer than that. And that,

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no matter what terminology you're using,

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is ultimately the argument of free will

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versus determinism.

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Pardon me, folks. I had to pour myself a

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glass of wine for this one. Now,

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let me just say right out of the box

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that determinism is at its core

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absolutely wrong in every way, shape,

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and form for very concise and

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scientifically demonstrable reasons. Its

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concept is utterly [ __ ] stupid.

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Now, other than the fact that I am being

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very serious, please try to relax and

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maybe even laugh, especially if you're

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religious. Come on. I know there's a

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reasonbased funny bone in there

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somewhere.

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You see, the idea of the fates largely

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came about and was established by the

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ancient Greeks that not only had an

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obsession with creating gods, but also

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appeasing those gods. And since those

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gods were a direct reflection of the

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Greek men who created them, you end up

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with some pretty questionable

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characters.

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Just a quick side note, I say Greek men

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because Zeus was not interested in the

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opinions of women. He was however very

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interested in [ __ ] a Greek goddess,

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his sister.

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You seldom see, for example, in those

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sanitized meant for prime time

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documentaries about ancient

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civilizations such as the Greeks, what

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researchers have known for well over 50

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years. Also, I want to make very clear

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this is not about religion. It is to

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illuminate a very elusive point

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concerning what many actually believe in

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as fate.

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Damn. Makes you wonder how many people

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still believe in Zeus,

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which we'll get to shortly.

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Researchers of ancient civilizations

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have, particularly when it comes to

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Greece, easily translated thousands of

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Greek letters and text from ordinary

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citizens complaining about the

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government and issues with their daily

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ves. And apparently even some: 2300

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years ago,

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the hypocrisy of Zeus became what you

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might call a meme today. Yes, quite a

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few citizens back then were objecting to

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the fact that if Zeus could stop [ __ ]

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his sister for maybe 5 minutes, he could

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help Greece and its citizens with its

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many problems.

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While many others also bitterly

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complained that their Earthbound

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governmental representatives,

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supposedly in the employee of Zeus,

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could also do much to help the common

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Greek citizen. That is, if they could

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stop [ __ ] their young boy concubines

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for 5 minutes. Oh well, you know the old

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saying, how does one separate the men

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and from the boys in Greece with a

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crowbar.

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So century after century, when Zeus

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became bored with human affairs of

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throwing down lightning bolts to the

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earth and [ __ ] his sister, a new idea

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sprang up that basically got Zeus,

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not to mention all those earthbound

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Greek pedophiles with their young boys,

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off the

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hook, you might say.

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They traded in their gods for monotheism

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and its incestuous cousin determinism.

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Meaning that now unlike the fickle and

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mccirical personality of Zeus, such as

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when Zeus was throwing down lightning

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bolts to Earth because he was apparently

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pissed off when his sister wasn't in the

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mood.

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All you have to do is simply do what's

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right according to Greek monotheism

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and you go to a place called heaven

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which oddly enough also just happens to

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be where the now retired Zeus lives and

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you get to live there for all eternity

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playing a harp and watching Zeus, you

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guessed it, [ __ ] his sister

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On the other hand, if you do what is

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wrong, according to Greek monotheism,

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you will go to a place called hell,

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where you will burn and suffer and

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torment for all eternity, but you will

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at least also get to witness lots of

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[ __ ] the most depraved sexual acts

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imaginable

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since this is after all hell and all

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that which is admittedly

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at least comparatively interesting to

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heaven since incest with your sister is

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quite relatively vanilla compared to

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what you'll be witnessing for all

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eternity in hell.

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Now,

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where the hell was I? Oh, yes, hell.

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I don't believe at this point I should

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threaten to insult your perception with

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the affformentioned critique of

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determinism. So let's jump into the

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realm of free will, which is what

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existence is actually really all about.

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As I've discussed in the past, there are

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two primary forces always taking place

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simultaneously.

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They are will and death.

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Everything that you are which has been

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erroneously often connected to fate is

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the direct consequence and outcome of

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the two primary forces of will and

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death. Now these elements of

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consciousness

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lay the groundwork of your existence and

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in the simplest possible terms whether

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that existence be of a positive nature

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or a negative nature is determined by

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the will and its relative condition when

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it is applied to the four elements of

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planetary existence directly connected

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to yourself. To put this another way,

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there is no individual fate. The

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description that has been created and

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proitized by apostles of determinism and

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its offspring nihilism for many

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centuries.

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These belief systems are contrary to the

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laws of will, which in turn means they

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are also contrary to the laws of life.

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The old saying may be hope springs

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eternal, but this is an extremely

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deceptive phrase because in reality hope

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and faith are the incestuous cousins of

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anti-reason

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of death.

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So in conclusion,

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what I'm saying, if anything right now,

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we are currently living in a state where

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science rules supreme.

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Now, I fully realize that this may run

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completely contrary to the notion that

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the United States has completely

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succumbed to idiotic popular culture.

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But that is not actually the case. It is

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actually quite the reverse. Our society,

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or should I say most, if not all,

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modern, westernized and consumerized

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societies, have completely fallen head

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over heels into the comfortable lap of

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determinism and nihilism,

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which most people depressingly accept as

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their fate, which is actually a

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deception. and one of the primary

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reasons for such widespread depression,

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anxiety, and social isolation.

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There is so much that can be said about

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this subject, but I'm afraid I've run

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out of time. If you really enjoyed this,

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perhaps I can do a part two of this

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episode and pick up where I'm leaving

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off at another time. I just wanted to

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take a moment to introduce the Earnest

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Man Show tote bag, which the crappy

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pictures from my crappy camera don't do

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justice, but you can check it out on my

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website via the link in the description.

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It's a large quality bag going for a

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very reasonable donation. Thank you. I

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really hope you found this helpful and

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interesting. And if you want to know

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more or have any questions at all, you

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can reach out to me via the website link

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in the description below. And if you

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really want to give me a compliment,

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telling a friend about the show would be

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the best compliment you could ever give

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me.

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Until next time, this is Ernest and I

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usually always am.