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Persons who want to get more out of life than their incompetence produces monger power as a method of getting there. They see nothing wrong with the path that they are on. So the task here is to evaluate the wrongness of that path. The more corrupt anyone is the more certain they are that nothing but corruption could possibly exist. So they tell themselves that someone else's corruption is the problem while their own corruption is the solution. Opponents of corruption place demands upon corrupters by requiring some sort of correction. This process is automatic as the victims of corruption complain about someone creating their problems. If problems have to be solved, demands are placed upon persons who have responsibilities for those problems. One of the consequences is that power mongers would hate the lower classes for complaining and demanding solutions, even if it were someone else who created the problems, because whoever is controlling the process is expected to solve the problems. Power mongering is antithetical to solving problems. Power is acquired by doing the opposite of solving problems. Power requires the bliss of ignorance, the bliss of detachment and the bliss of irresponsibility, because contact with objective reality destroys the fakery that power mongers depend upon. Which gets to the basis of the problem that power mongers have. They fill their heads with corrupt reality which does not function properly for solving problems and doing responsible things. To a large extent mongering power is replacing objective reality with fakery. Where objective reality creates a subservience of humans to the universe, fake reality allows humans to be masters over everything. Fakes arbitrate reality as sources of reality. That's a lot easier than being subservient to objective reality. The difference shows up in the manner in which written communication (mostly journalism) is presented. Decades ago, rational persons attempted to set standards through accuracy and proper representation, which meant including essential elements of a subject, so people could evaluate for themselves. Very little journalism is presented at that standard anymore. As exemplified by "click baiting," the readers are taken for a ride down someone’s rabbit hole of fakery, which includes the entire subjects of climate alarmism, renewable energy, electric vehicles and self-driving. Those subjects are so ludicrous that they never will be credible. But they are needed by power mongers as a method of turning their corrupt decadence into superiority as a form of phony responsibility. They supposedly love the kids and pets more than anyone else, and they can see the hidden complexities in fakery that others cannot see. The essence of the problem is what is inside the heads of power mongers. They cross out the objective reality that they encounter as truth and knowledge and create substitute versions of reality. The substitutes have no definable meaning, so they can be arbitrated in infinite ways without ever creating wrongness for the arbitrators. With the bliss of power convincing corrupt persons that their method of doing things works, and the demands of objective reality convincing them that rationality can never be functional, they fight a war against rationality in an extremely self-righteous manner, though they would never use this terminology, as their corruptions must be framed in positive terms, and everything related to rationality must be attached to subjects with negative connotations. Their primary error is assuming that the process of mongering power is the only realistic way of doing things and the rationality way is the cause of everyone's problems. They actually assume they could achieve a state of perfection if they could wipe out all rationality. But they don't know what rationality is. They assume rational persons are just idiots demanding some hypothetical perfection which disrupts everything. If corrupters could connect the realities over a longer expanse of time, they would realize that their exploited versions of reality are doomed to failure. They get success out of corruption by looking at no more than a few minutes of time. After a few minutes, the consequences show up as problems and accountability. But their minds are too small to connect the consequences to the causes which they created. |
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