Friday, June 01, 2012
Realistic Conservative Change
The thing I like about conservatism is
how it can bring steady pressure for change, carrying the past
forward, rather than barbarous revolutionary change. It adapts the
pleasure principle rather than swimming in it. This is realistic and
societies require realists to survive over the hard times.
The intelligent, beautiful and good
tend to lead, and both culture and genetics lag behind, with many followers, catching up. But the catching up has been a totally chance thing in adaptation,
and studies show that the brilliant are becoming less frequent, which means that innovation declines. Rather than waiting for random chance, which is fine and natural, we can also rationally,
conservatively, and voluntarily, move to circumvent the decline both
culturally and genetically. This is real humaneness and prevention of suffering in action.
The Twofold Path synthesizes Darwin and
the Bible, the great book of nature can lead life to evolve to the
Godhood first seen inwardly in the great book of the Bible. We are
evolving toward supreme intelligence, beauty, and goodness, which is
Godhood. Change using steady pressure and not revolution is the
conservative way to evolve.
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