riskassessment

28 may 2015 11:57am

i believe the winner/loser question can be best answered looking at risk assessment

and asking the next question of who is willing to risk more for their cause

let's look at two groups who are pitted against one another in the current model

profiteers vs. those who are being exploited to create the profits

a profiteer is only in it for the profit - the money

whereas the average guy being exploited often is willing to risk far more - their life

so what i see being played out in today's world is this exact battle

and those exploited are quickly gaining popularity and ground

more & more people are fed up with the inequality of the profiteers' world

and they are getting more organized & creative in their fight

their hearts are more in the game too

for a life is more highly valued than money - probably in both camps too

so it's obvious who is going to win in the long run

but the bigger problem is the innate tendency for people to

lead their lives using the short-term perspective

the profiteers minds don't plan out very far

they are focused on making the quick buck in the short term

they are bold & shortsighted

they have little regard for other human life

or the health of our planet

they must believe that there's not enough for everyone

and to take all they can get in the moment

because there's no future for their children & grandchildren

what a sad outlook to lead one's life by

and on the other side we have those willing to sacrifice their lives for their kids

to go down fighting to change our world by defeating the profiteers

in this context most all the problems that exist today

make a ton of sense for why they exist

they exist because the model is inherently flawed

it's based on many of the evils of life vs. on goodness

and i believe evil is never going to win the war

this beautiful universe was not created to have evil flourish in it

evil is just a misguided element that showed up because of misunderstanding