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Challenge
level: [easy]
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The
doom all started 2000 years ago
A philosophy came into
the world. Three hundred years later, the rulers of the
Roman Empire realised that the submissiveness of this
philosophy made it easier to control their people. It
was therefore elevated to the status of state religion
on 27 March 380. This religion would later be
called Christianity.
Symbolic starting capital of
the state religion: 1 USD
How much has this
capital grown in the 1,700 years up to the present day?
And who owns it anyway?
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Who owns $1.9 trillion?
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Challenge
level: [very easy]
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Is history repeating
itself? "The cold war"
American tilers waged the Cold War against the tilers of
the USSR. Well, not really. Then maybe the painters,
bricklayers or floor fitters? Not either. The
housewives, commercial employees, industrial workers,
taxi drivers or roofers and roof plumbers. Not again? Or
then maybe the carpenters, shoemakers or watchmakers?
Not either. American doctors against Russian nurses?
That was never seen anywhere, neither in America, nor in
Russia, nor anywhere else in the world. Neither were the
garbage collectors of both countries. Nor were the
children, pensioners and pregnant women? Now we have
almost the entire population of both countries, but
nobody waged the Cold War against each other? Which
Americans waged the Cold War against which Russians?
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Challenge
level: [very easy]
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Baptism:
Water
is poured over an infant's head. The shock-like
discomfort caused by the cold water, the separation from
the mother as the baby is handed to the godfather, and
the unfamiliar surroundings give the infant with a
feeling of helplessness. This feeling associates
inseparably with the sound of the bell ringing during
this ceremony to form a psychological impression which
becomes ingrained in the subconscious.
The
bell tower:
Later
in life: Depending on how sensitive you are every sound
of the bell activates in the subconscious the feeling of
helplessness. A primitive version of this method is used
on pastures with cowbells and cows!
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Challenge
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Why
is there actually something and not just nothing?
This question is the oldest and most
fundamental question that has ever existed. To answer
this question, you have to start from the very
beginning. The very beginning is where the question no
longer arises: "What was there before?" ABSOLUTELY
NOTHING is the only term that no longer raises the
question: "What was there before?" Absolutely nothing
has never existed, because if there had ever been
absolutely nothing, it would have always stayed that
way. Because in absolute nothingness there would of
course have been no possibility that this state would
ever change, because even the slightest possibility
would have been more than absolutely nothing.
SOMETHING has therefore always been there, because if
this SOMETHING had come into being, there would have
been absolutely (without exception) nothing before its
creation and it would have always stayed that way.
However, why
hasn't there been nothing without
exception
and why did it not remain so?
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Challenge
level: [difficult]
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Special
relativity
From the perspective of a stationary observer, moving
objects shorten due to length contraction in special
relativity. With a chainsaw we have two
systems. The sword is in the rest system and the chain
is in a uniformly moving system in a straight line,
between which one cannot distinguish according to the
principle of relativity.
How does the respective object
behave in its own system and how does the respective
object behave in the system of the other object?
Does the chain break or does it sag? What is real?
There are many perspectives, but there is only one
reality!
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Challenge
level: [very difficult]
[very
extensive]
German (english not available)
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Nothing can
be lost irrevocably!
After all,
where should it all go? Things cannot dissolve into
absolutely nothing! That's what you see in all kinds
of sciences. There is no single observation,
measurement, or calculation that would allow for a
different probability.
3.5 billion years ago, life united with the inanimate
on earth to form the first cell. 1.5 billion years
later, evolution brought death into life. Dying is not
a part of life, but a method of evolution.
The pattern of infinity brings to
light (roughly) the complex circumstances of how
suffering came into this world, why death appears to
us as a reality even though nothing can be lost
irrevocably, and that evolution can stop pretending
that there is death if we realise that we cannot
really be dead.
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50 years ago, the
Club of Rome published the Limits to Growth
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On a planet
that itself does not grow,
any system based on growth will sooner or later
exceed its natural limits..
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Nature progresses at an ever constant pace. The moon
revolves around the earth at the same speed, as it
always has. Just as the earth revolves around the sun
and the sun in our solar system. The pace in biology
has also always remained the same. Grass is not
growing any faster than ever before, and a pregnancy
has always lasted nine months. The pace of nature has
always remained the same. Only humans are constantly
increasing the pace, because their economic and
financial system, which is based on unnatural growth,
will die if it does not constantly accelerate. As a
result, we are interfering in our living space faster
than it can balance itself out. And all just to reach
our goal faster! To what goal?
We ourselves are the goal! I, you, he, she, it, we,
you, they, are the goal.
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We don't
have any second Earth.
By exponentially stepping up the pace
in our lives, we are pushing nature out of balance.
Nature can no longer regenerate at the same rate as
humans intervene. The liveable area on this planet is
shrinking more and more. Centuries of astronomy have
provided the certainty that there is no other planet
worth living on in our solar system. 65 years of space
travel has shown that we cannot reach other solar
systems within a conceivable future. The future does
not lie in the stars, but in this world of ours and
within each and every single one of us. And everything
that exists is complementary. Every advantage also
harbours a disadvantage. That is why even with the
help of technology we cannot rise above ourselves and
our Earth. The fate of the Earth also is our fate. We
are all in the same boat. We don't have any second
Planet Earth.
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