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That was what made me think you were refering to selfishness.
High consciousness by definition resists ideology. Ideology is a limitation of consciousness.
Trolls that are harassing, doxing, and SWATing, are doing it for selfish reasons, even if their excuse is something external.
Intimidating and silencing critics, classic stage red, sound like any presidents you know?
I don't disagree that trolling is effective, the majority of the population is somewhere in stage red/blue/orange, very few of us are green or above.
I understand what you're explaining, I think having an overview of the model will help you understand what I am pointing to.
If the level of consciousness in the general population is high enough, trolling will be a behavior of the past, like human sacrifice.
Your interpretation is a spiral dynamics stage orange criticism of green and turquoise. The spiral dynamics model of psycho/social development is really good for analyzing and explaining these types of problems, like being able to predict human behavior and understand why certain humans behave the ways that they do.
These games exist nowhere but in ego consciousness.
I think it doesn't take a realistic view of humans or the mind to try to draw a clean distinction between these two as if they are separate behaviors in a human ego.
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So you must go it alone, and realize that you are ultimately alone as The One.
However, it is near impossible to even muster a desire or motive to stop procrastinating when there seems to be no value in anything I'm doing except distraction from the anguish of dragging myself through Life.
Likely it's a feedback loop, the start of which I am not clear on.
I'm so tired of existing. I don't have a brain that's wired in such a way that I'll ever really create something worthwhile.
I am equally unlikely to ever find a partner who would want children with me.
Why even maintain this existence...?
> "While we at Microsoft have worked hard to be 'carbon neutral' since 2012, our recent work has led us to conclude that this is an area where we’re far better served by humility than pride," wrote Smith in the blog. "And we believe this is true not only for ourselves, but for every business and organization on the planet."