/lit/ - Literature

>>10946444
Abolish the law.
State and currency.

>>7986858
>Are restrictions inherently wrong?
I would say mostly so, but especially those dictated by our ancestors through bogus "sacred texts"

>>5996087
It really ought to be more lax and bendable, but you know me and my dreaming of a better world.

>>5281035
>A life is more than the sum of our mortal years.
>The sapling you plant the day before your death will affect many more lives than your own.
>Not like I'm telling you what to do in between meals. Though I suggest.

My philosophy is simple enough. Whatever's real matters, whatever is made up matters much less, and should cause no harm. Your "actions that serve ideals" have gotten people into a lot of harm, but then there are other ideals that can be used to improve things. A law can serve a fine purpose for the betterment of all, but just as often not. Just as often they are made to serve wealth, power and general ignorance. WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF LIFE?
There is NONE, none but what we make of it. Make it a paradise, bring everyone together for feasts and fun. Enjoy your time while it lasts. Prolong the human race, preserve it beyond our star's life if you can. Our mission is to LIVE. To the fullest. For the sake of it.