I really did have lots of fun binge watching this channel
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A84MgzOtOLA
In thinking about how neet it would be to have my own genetics engineering lab it dawned on me that contrary to megacorps wishes and much to Monsanto's chagrin what we're going to need to do then and should be doing now is having genetic hazard signs. Like if I was to help engineer an especially smart and large subspecies of salticidae to have a large genehazard warning sign with like transcripting or unraveling DNA inside a yellow triangle, which sure we already do have a mutagenic hazard sign which is itself not very intuitive and hence bit of a failure of graphical design imo but it only is about our DNA being corrupted and affected by some chemical. What we should do is put genehazard signs on certain things which should not be allowed to come out of a lab and possibly reproduce in the wild or potentially cross pollinate with wild natural life. In other words Monsanto crops should have big bright red warning signs about being genetic hazards and likewise anything with advanced genetical engineering. I of course would relish the opportunity to put those stickers on the obnoxious fucking GloFish at pet stores but really it should be something about not letting such engineered or altered creatures out of a lab.

But man, would I enjoy giving octopuses and cuttlefish much extended lifespans and perhaps even enhanced intellect. Part of their problem is actually just having such really short life cycles which I suspect is hampering their ability to develop culture and thus pass down their cultural and other learnings to offspring in much the way we do. Being largely solitary predators except some cuttlefish swarms doesn't help matters.

Also an elephant actually learning human words is on such advanced level of intellect I'm not quite sure humans are even smart enough to do that, because it doesn't occur to most of my tile painter brethren seemingly that many animal species have developed languages it's just we're too dumb to understand what they're saying or even recognize they're talking. I suspect animals like cats attempt to verbalize things to human owners.

Actually one of the great things about quantum computing tech would be that we could probably apply such technologies towards creation of universal translators including feeding animal expressions into it. Not sure how you'd set parameters. Also not entirely sure how you could translate other animals that don't vocalize like cats, humans, birds, and dolphins do, but instead through scent organs such as ants and visual language like cuttlefish.

>How do we find the kingdom of Heaven from within, as Jesus spake?

There is no kingdom of Heaven. Your soul is not transcendental and there is nowhere you will be sent to once your lowly form withers away. If there is a God, or some superior creator figure, it is only natural that he doesn't care about our individual actions. There is no point in you judging ants, there is no point in God judging you. Perhaps at some point our creator cared about his creation, if it was even a conscious act but he doesn't care about you specifically. An indifferent being that created a fundamentally unfair world built on suffering is not a being to worship.

In Christianity, Man is blamed for suffering. If what pains you isn't the action of another human being, if it's something beyond anyone's control - then you must also blame Man. Worst case scenario, it'll be chalked up to God working in mysterious ways which is also your faul, after all, man not being in Eden is also our fault.

The idea that mankind is fundamentally flawed, weak and composed of a great mass of lowly sinners is a good starting point. The problem is that the very material realities of our world and the biological realities of being a human being are two never ending sources of suffering. It's unavoidable.

I believe that this despondent creator did place us in an incomplete world, one in which the most brutal of horrors would be predictable recurring events. Our creator is either fine with this or so despondent that he wouldn't care. To live a life of good is to be in an open state of revolt towards this uncaring demiurge, to be genuinely good towards others as a way of fighting the unfairness of this soul prison we're stuck in. Many good people grow bitter and resentful from this world and the people around it, many will attempt to do go in hopeless attempts at being eventually rewarded with an afterlife good boy treat. This is a mistake and if the archons would care to even take note of your withering old life form who sacrificed so much just to receive a pat on the head, they would surely be howling in laughter as you return to dust. A justified punishment for someone performing moral acrobatics for a selfish purpose.

There is nothing waiting for you when you die. Whatever you do, will sooner or later be forgotten if not immediately after your death. Do not blame your fellow man, blame your creator. Be loving towards your fellow man. no homo